Siemens Gamesa has a new CEO in yet another change at the top of their leadership suite - what's next for them? Can they turn things around? Plus, we discuss offshore wind in Louisiana and the hurrica

Siemens Gamesa is proposing new offshore turbines that will generate green hydrogen and pump it back via pipes to the shore. Is this a realistic, feasible solution? We also discuss bond measures for w

We discuss why many Hedge Funds are shorting renewable energy stocks - is a continued downturn expected? Plus, new research on wind turbine wakes that could save millions of dollars, bird detection an

Dr. Hui Hu, a leading researcher on aerospace and wind turbine icing physics and aerodynamics, joined us to talk about the research his lab is churning out, and the implications it may have for the wi

With the U.S. making a huge push into offshore wind, how do these projects go from conception to contruction to production? Attorney Kevin Ewing from the law firm Bracewell LLP joined us to talk about

Timestamps from the show are below, with a full description beyond it. 1:55 GE Blade Breakage9:35 Offshore VAWTs19:03 Ocean Floor Battery?24:49 Microplastics from Wind Turbines?31:41 Blades Made i

Greenboats founder and CEO Friedrich Deimann and Co-managing Director Jan Paul Schirmer joined us to talk about their natural fiber composites and how they have been used in the wind industry to incre

In the final episode of 2021, in which we saw huge growth in offshore wind, Allen and Rosemary give their big takeaways from the year along with predictions for what's to come in 2022. Will we see 20M

Will we ever see superconductors in wind turbines? Research is being done in the background, but it's proving a difficult problem to solve. The payoff could be huge (reducing size and weight) but the

Siemens Gamesa's CEO has explained that the price of wind power is perhaps too low, and may have a negative effect on the market moving forward. Is he right? Plus, we discuss Texas' preparations for w