GE Renewable Energy has begun the operation of its Haliade-X turbine prototype optimised with a 13MW power output.
In the coming months the prototype will undergo a series of tests to perform different types of measurements and obtain its type certificate in the coming months.
The Haliade-X 13MW is an up-rated version of the prototype that has been successfully operating in Rotterdam since November 2019.
The turbine recently secured its provisional type certificates and set a new world record by generating 288 megawatt-hours in one single day.
This uprated 13 MW Haliade-X version will continue to feature 107-metre long blades and a 220-metre rotor and will be able to generate 4% more annual energy production (AEP) than the previous 12MW version of the prototype.
GE Renewable Energy chief technology officer Vincent Schellings said: “With three years in the making, the Haliade-X platform has proven to be a successful story - Link
GE Renewable Energy chief technology officer Vincent Schellings said: “With three years in the making, the Haliade-X platform has proven to be a successful story - Link
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