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17-10-2018New Offices and Assembling Facilities
After several months of preparation, the new DTBird offices and assembling facilities have officially started full production. The expansion represents a major step in strengthening the company’s operational capacity and supporting the growing demand for DTBird and DTBat systems worldwide. Moreover, the new facilities now cover more than 600 m², providing space for research, manufacturing, ... New Offices and Assembling Facilities
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18-10-2018Results of the Pilot Evaluation of DTBirdV4D4 Detection and Collision Avoidance Modules in the USA
DTBird’s ability to detect and deter large raptors, particularly golden eagles, and to reduce the risk of collisions with wind turbines (WTG) was evaluated in the USA by H.T. Harvey & Associates for the American Wind Wildlife Institute. The evaluation was carried out in 7 DTBirdV4D4 units installed in 2016 in a California wind farm, ... Results of the Pilot Evaluation of DTBirdV4D4 Detection and Collision Avoidance Modules in the USA
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09-10-2018DTBird&DTBat Team participated in WindEnergy Hamburg 2018
DTBird and DTBat technicians participated in WindEnergy Hamburg 2018, one of the most important events in the international wind energy sector. During the four-day trade fair, the team presented the improvements incorporated into the latest models and explained how these updates help strengthen bird protection and environmental monitoring at onshore and offshore wind farms. In ... DTBird&DTBat Team participated in WindEnergy Hamburg 2018
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14-11-2017DTBird Team visits the wind farm where a new test program has started
DTBird team members recently visited a wind farm in Castilla y León (Spain) to follow the progress of a new test program involving two DTBirdV4D8 units. These units operate with the Collision Avoidance module D8, which includes eight speakers distributed at two heights: one below the lowest point reached by the blades, and another below ... DTBird Team visits the wind farm where a new test program has started
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26-03-2018DTBirdV4D8 model is included in LIFE project
The DTBirdV4D8 model has been installed at the Terna Wind Farm in Thrace (Greece) as part of the LIFE12 BIO/GR/000554 project. This initiative aims to demonstrate practical methods for post-construction assessment and post-construction mitigation of bird collision risks at wind farms. Continued involvement of DTBird in LIFE projects DTBird had already taken part in a ... DTBirdV4D8 model is included in LIFE project
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04-04-2018DTBird in Germany
DTBird continues strengthening its presence in Germany through new installations and scientific collaboration activities. The system was first deployed in the country at the end of 2015, when DTBirdV4 started operating on the offshore platform FINO 1, located more than 40 km off the North Sea coast. This initial deployment was carried out under contract ... DTBird in Germany
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04-04-2018DTBird and DTBat start operating in The Netherlands
The first DTBirdV8 unit and DTBatD3 unit have started operating at Windpark Krammer, located in Zeeland, the Netherlands. With these installations, DTBird and DTBat begin a new phase of bird and bat protection in Dutch wind farms. Additional units will be installed as turbine construction progresses, and the full deployment is expected to be completed ... DTBird and DTBat start operating in The Netherlands
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03-07-2017New orders for 35 DTBird&DTBat units
DTBird has received new orders for 35 bird and bat protection systems that will be installed at wind farms in France, Greece, the Netherlands and Spain. The new projects reinforce the growing demand for biodiversity protection technologies in the wind energy sector across Europe. New bird protection systems for European wind farms The orders include ... New orders for 35 DTBird&DTBat units
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03-07-2017DTBird at Conference on Wind Energy and Wildlife Impacts (CWW) 2017
DTBird and DTBat participated in the Conference on Wind Energy and Wildlife Impacts (CWW) 2017, one of the leading international events focused on wind energy and wildlife protection. The conference took place from September 6 to 8, 2017, in Estoril, Portugal, bringing together experts, researchers, wind farm operators and technology companies specialized in biodiversity and ... DTBird at Conference on Wind Energy and Wildlife Impacts (CWW) 2017
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03-07-2017DTBird Night Detection systems
DTBird Night Detection systems use thermal cameras for night bird detection and 24-hour environmental monitoring at wind farms. The systems can operate independently or in combination with the DTBird Day Detection Module to support continuous environmental monitoring under different visibility conditions. Night bird detection systems with thermal cameras DTBird commercializes three Night Detection models designed ... DTBird Night Detection systems
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23-05-2017DTBird Team exhibited at AWEA 2017
DTBird exhibited in AWEA Windpower 2017, one of the leading wind energy conferences in the United States. AWEA (American Wind Energy Association), currently known as the American Clean Power Association (ACP), was the organizer of the event. The event took place from May 22 to 25, 2017, in Anaheim, California, bringing together wind energy companies, ... DTBird Team exhibited at AWEA 2017
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06-03-20178th Anniversary since first DTBird installation at a Wind Turbine
DTBird celebrates eight years since the installation of its first bird collision avoidance system on a wind turbine. Although the DTBird research program began in 2005, the first DTBird unit was installed in March 2009 on a wind turbine operated by Sammca Group in Spain. Eight years of bird collision avoidance innovation Since its first ... 8th Anniversary since first DTBird installation at a Wind Turbine
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