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China tests world’s largest power-generating kite to turn upper winds into electricity
China has successfully completed flight tests of the world’s largest power-generating kite, marking a breakthrough in ...
China has successfully deployed the world’s largest power-generating kite, capable of harnessing the potential of ...
China has successfully deployed the world’s largest power-generating kite, capable of harnessing the potential of ...
With its long wings, the red kite uses updrafts to gain height quickly. Zones where the conditions are particularly favorable for this flying technique are often also ideal locations for wind turbines ...
China’s first key national R&D project equipment for high-altitude wind energy — the world’s largest 5,000-square-meter power ...
An Italian company, Kitegen, has come up with a theoretical design for a system that could generate a gigawatt, as much power as a standard coal-fired power station. Its idea involves flying 12 sets ...
Kites aren’t just for kids anymore. Just ask Makani Power, which is developing a smart energy kite that can generate up to 50 percent more electricity than a conventional wind turbine. The company has ...
On a recent day in August in a field near Munich, Germany, a group of engineers launched a kite-like electric plane into the air and watched for the first time as it flew in figure eights in the sky.
Kites aren’t just for kids anymore. Just ask Makani Power, which is developing a smart energy kite that can generate up to 50 percent more electricity than a conventional wind turbine. The company has ...
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