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Agranis will receive a $3.
5 million federal grant to further research
on "Active Aerodynamic Load Control for Wind Turbines.
"
The grant, which comes from the U.
S.
Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency, specializes in high-return projects in high-risk renewable energy and efficiency that have shown promise, but are far enough to be commercialized
.
Agranis is working on technology that does not contain moving parts, instead using electronic plasma actuators on the blades, which can move adjacent air when powered by changing lift and traction on wind turbine blades, reducing mechanical fatigue
.
Reed's office says larger and cheaper blades
can also be designed.
The founder and CEO of Agranis said in a statement, "Agranis is pleased to have been selected to participate in the study
.
We are committed to helping the wind industry continuously improve turbine technology, which is critical
to reducing wind energy costs and increasing the amount of energy obtained from this clean and renewable energy source.
We confirm through our choice of ARPA-E that we are working with a great team to solve an important and challenging problem
.
”
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Agranis will receive a $3.
5 million federal grant to further research
on "Active Aerodynamic Load Control for Wind Turbines.
"
The grant, which comes from the U.
S.
Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency, specializes in high-return projects in high-risk renewable energy and efficiency that have shown promise, but are far enough to be commercialized
.
Agranis is working on technology that does not contain moving parts, instead using electronic plasma actuators on the blades, which can move adjacent air when powered by changing lift and traction on wind turbine blades, reducing mechanical fatigue
.
Reed's office says larger and cheaper blades
can also be designed.
The founder and CEO of Agranis said in a statement, "Agranis is pleased to have been selected to participate in the study
.
We are committed to helping the wind industry continuously improve turbine technology, which is critical
to reducing wind energy costs and increasing the amount of energy obtained from this clean and renewable energy source.
We confirm through our choice of ARPA-E that we are working with a great team to solve an important and challenging problem
.
”
:/, please indicate the source for reprinting)
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