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DTBird®, in collaboration with the American Wind Wildlife Institute (AWWI), now known as the Renewable Energy Wildlife Institute (REWI), was selected for funding by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) under the program “Wind Energy-Eagle Impact Minimization Technologies and Field Testing Opportunities”. The project focused on evaluating and improving DTBird technologies designed to reduce eagle ... U.S. Department of Energy funds evaluation of DTBird® System.

DTBird® will expand its presence in international wind energy markets with 22 new system installations scheduled during the third quarter of 2016. The new installations will be deployed in France, Greece, Spain and the United States, further increasing the adoption of DTBird technologies for bird detection and collision risk reduction at wind farms. 22 new ... 22 DTBird® units will be installed during 3Q 2016

DTBird® participated in the Wind Wildlife Research Meeting XI (WWRM XI), held in Denver, Colorado, from November 29 to December 2, 2016. The Wind Wildlife Research Meeting is organized by the American Wind Wildlife Institute (AWWI), currently known as the Renewable Energy Wildlife Institute (REWI), and is one of the leading international forums for sharing ... DTBird presents bird collision avoidance research at WWRM XI

DTBird® participated in WindEnergy Hamburg 2016, one of the world’s leading trade fairs for the wind energy industry. The event took place in Hamburg, Germany, from September 27 to 30, 2016, bringing together wind energy professionals, manufacturers, developers, operators and environmental technology providers from around the world. DTBird at WindEnergy Hamburg 2016 Visitors had the ... DTBird Team has participated in WindEnergy Hamburg 2016

DTBird® has completed the first installation of the DTBirdV8D10 and DTBatD3 models at a large wind turbine in Austria. The project represents an important milestone in the development of wildlife monitoring and collision risk reduction technologies for modern large-scale wind turbines. DTBirdV8D10 for large wind turbines The DTBirdV8D10 model has been specifically designed for large ... DTBirdV8D10 and DTBatD3 models have been installed for the first time

DTBird completed a DTBird system relocation in just one day, transferring a DTBirdV4D4 system from one wind turbine to another. The operation was completed at one of the wind farms in France where DTBird technologies are currently in operation. Fast and efficient system relocation The relocation demonstrated the flexibility of DTBird systems and the ability ... DTBird® technicians move a DTBirdV4D4 model from one wind turbine to another in just 1 day

In the following months, 9 additional DTBird® & DTBat® units will be installed in Austria and the USA. With these installations, the number of units installed worldwide will reach 82, distributed throughout 11 countries. See the updated DTBird® brochure with the installations map. DTBird® and DTBat® continue expanding their international presence with new orders in ... New orders for DTBird® & DTBat® in Austria and the USA

DTBird® has completed the first installation of the new DTBirdV8 model, designed for large onshore and offshore wind turbines. The first DTBirdV8 system was installed in Zaragoza, Spain, marking an important milestone in the evolution of DTBird bird detection and collision risk reduction technologies. DTBirdV8 for large wind turbines The DTBirdV8 model has been developed ... First DTBirdV8 installed: The new DTBird® model for On & Offshore large WTG.

DTBird® has completed the installation of nine new systems in France and Greece, further expanding its presence in European wind farms. These new DTBird units incorporate upgraded detection technology designed to improve monitoring performance and collision risk reduction capabilities. New DTBird installations in Europe The newly installed systems operate with SCADA connectivity and have been ... Nine new DTBird units have been installed in France and Greece

DTBird® will participate in two major international wind energy events during 2016, providing an opportunity for industry professionals to learn more about DTBird bird detection and collision risk reduction. These events provide an opportunity to discuss bird monitoring, collision risk reduction and biodiversity protection solutions for onshore and offshore wind farms. Visitors will be able ... Meet DTBird at AWEA WINDPOWER and WindEnergy Hamburg 2016

DTBird Newsletter is the easiest way to stay informed about the latest developments in DTBird® and DTBat® systems for wind farms. By subscribing to it, you will receive updates about new projects, product upgrades, software developments, scientific studies, industry events and conferences. What will you receive? New DTBird and DTBat installations. Technology updates and product ... Subscribe to DTBird Newsletter

DTBird® has continuously evolved since its first installation on a wind turbine in Spain. The first DTBird system was installed in March 2009 at the Molinos del Ebro wind farm. In early 2010, the first commercial unit was sold and installed at an Acciona wind farm, marking the beginning of DTBird’s international deployment. From pilot ... New DTBird Specifications Released