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The CleanPower Conference and Exhibition will be held on December 7-8, 2021 at the Salt Palace Convention Center, in Salt Lake City, Utah. The first in-person CLEANPOWER event will bring together the clean energy industry players! Join Meteodyn's team on booth 2113 to discover our onshore and offshore software and services, or just chat a little!
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The WindEurope Electric City conference and exhibition will be held from November 23rd to 25th at the Bella Center, in Copenhagen. The event will gather the entire onshore and offshore wind industry together and beyond. Join Meteodyn and CLS teams on stand D-B34 to discover our complementary onshore and offshore software and services, or just chat a little!
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At Meteodyn, our expertise in wind engineering, meteorology, and climatology allows us to support our customers and partners internationally since 2003 in the sectors of renewable energy, urban planning, and wind safety. Today, it is our pleasure to announce that we have joined the CLS group since October 1, 2021. CLS is a subsidiary of the CNES (The French Space Agency) and of the CNP, pioneer provider of monitoring and surveillance solutions for the Earth since 1986.
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We’ve released a new version of Meteodyn Universe, turning our software platform to a complete software suite, including 4 new software, additionally to Meteodyn WT. Thanks to those, we now have a single software solution for wind farms that is modular, flexible, and collaborative. Meteodyn WT has also been updated with new features and many improvements, including a new solver for CFD computations.
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The ALEX17 diurnal cycles in complex terrain benchmark (J. Sanz Rodrigo et al 2021 J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 1934 012002) was the last experiment within the New European Wind Atlas (NEWA) project. Its objective was to identify the wind conditions upstream of the Alaiz Site in order to validate flow models. The site in question is a complex terrain one located near Pamplona, Spain. An elevation map of the site is displayed in figure 1. This benchmark was intended for flow models that can...
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Since June 2016, Meteodyn collaborated with other firms on the development of this new IEC standard. Intitled “Numerical site calibration for power performance testing of wind turbines”, this new standard is part 12-4 of the TC 88 – Wind energy generation systems. Finally, after 4 years of work, verification, validation and deliberation, the IEC standard has been published in September 2020. Bringing together the latest advances in numerical flow modeling, its aim is to improve the...
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