Highlights from the third SUDOCO General Assembly in Denmark

The third General Assembly of the SUDOCO project took place on November 19th and 20th in Roskilde, Denmark.

Hosted by DTU – Technical University of Denmark, the meeting brought together project partners to share updates and discuss the latest advancements in wind energy technology.

Key discussions focused on developments in measuring and monitoring the performance, loads, and health of wind turbines. These innovations are setting the stage for the Control Room of the Future, a state-of-the-art solution designed to integrate turbine operations, driving efficiency and reliability to new heights.

Reflecting on the event, Jan-Willem van Wingerden, project coordinator and full professor at TU Delft, remarked: “We are now one year in the project and it is great to see the first results. I really enjoyed the constructive discussion during the meeting and the presentations of the first collaborative results”.

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Picture courtesy of TU Delft.