The world has witnessed an unprecedented growth of WF installation, driven by national
and international energy policies. Considering the negative impacts of fossil fuel and …

The capacity factor (cf) is a critical variable for quantifying wind turbine efficiency. Climate
change-induced wind resource variations and technical wind turbine fleet development will …

The progress of onshore wind expansion varies globally, as often expressed by a country's
installed capacity and capacity factor. However, installed capacity and capacity factor do not …

Triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) are one of the most promising energy sources for self-
powered electronic devices in the near future. Improving the dielectrics with high tribo …

The operation of the wind energy conversion (WEC) system is affected by the weather
conditions as its generated power is dependent on the wind speed. It is essential to monitor …

Wind resource assessment is the crucial component of wind power development. To make
more efficient use of wind energy, factors such as environmental conditions and …

The uncertainty in wind power affects the generation scheduling (unit commitment) of coal-
dominated power systems. A reasonable spinning reserve is required to handle this …

An accurate power curve is essential for monitoring the wind turbine because this curve can
reflect the operating condition of the equipment. However, some newly installed wind …

India has made an international commitment to generate about 50% of its total energy needs
from renewable energy sources by 2030. Here, to meet such a commitment, this study …

In nature, the variation of wind speed is characterized by randomness, fluctuation, and
intermittence. In order to suppress the power fluctuation caused by wind speed changes in …