Craig Richard

London

News Editor at Windpower Monthly Magazine

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Articles

Shell and Google claim ‘world first’ with wind farm deal

1 week ago | shorturl.at | Craig Richard

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Wooden wind turbine tower manufacturer Modvion names new CEO

1 week ago | shorturl.at | Craig Richard

Swedish company Modvion has promoted its finance chief to CEO as it focuses on maturing its wooden towers so they can support 6MW onshore wind turbines.
Wooden wind turbine tower manufacturer Modvion names new CEO

1 week ago | windpowermonthly.com | Craig Richard

Swedish company Modvion has promoted its finance chief to CEO as it focuses on maturing its wooden towers so they can support 6MW onshore wind turbines.
Australia rejects right-wing renewables threat in election

1 week ago | windpowermonthly.com | Craig Richard

Australia has re-elected the centre-left Labor party in its general election, rejecting a right-wing coalition that had threatened to scrap offshore wind zones in the country’s waters and pushed nuclear over renewables.
Offshore wind growth accelerates in ‘turbulent times’ - report

2 weeks ago | windpowermonthly.com | Craig Richard

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US offshore wind cable factory starts construction

2 weeks ago | windpowermonthly.com | Craig Richard

South Korean industrial firm LS Cable & System has started construction of an offshore wind cable factory in Virginia amid President Donald Trump’s hostilie actions against the nascent US sector. Its subsidiary LS Greenlink aims to complete its manufacturing and port facility in Chesapeake, Virginia by the first quarter of 2028. The facility includes a 70,000m2 manufacturing plant and a 200-metre vertical continuous vulcanisation tower to manufacture high-voltage direct-current submarine cables.
RWE ‘stops’ US offshore wind activities and raises investment threshold

3 weeks ago | windpowermonthly.com | Craig Richard

RWE has stopped its offshore wind activities in the US and introduced higher requirements for future US renewable energy investments, the German utility’s CEO is due to tell shareholders next week.
ZF Wind Power commissions powertrain test rig for 30MW turbines

3 weeks ago | windpowermonthly.com | Craig Richard

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Exploring the Influence of Online Price Anchoring and Attribute Framing on the Likelihood of Hearing Aid Purchases

1 month ago | mdpi.com | Jacqueline Cummine |Gurjit Singh |Craig Richard

1. IntroductionCost is one among a wide range of non-audiological factors that have been shown to play a role in whether individuals adopt hearing aids (HAs) [1]. A number of studies have reported that the high cost of the devices may be a barrier for many [2,3,4]. It has been estimated that just a third of the cost of HAs purchased through a clinic is for the devices themselves, with the remainder covering audiological services and clinic overheads [5].
Oil major Equinor to merge renewables business into new power unit

1 month ago | windpowermonthly.com | Craig Richard

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