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Kitepower and Beyond the Sea, a French start-up, have signed a partnership agreement. The two companies will collaborate on kite design and technology with mutually exclusive applications, emphasizing sustainable energy and marine propulsion.
Discover how RWE, a global leader in renewable power, partnered with Kitepower and Mayo County Council to pioneer airborne wind energy technology in Europe's first-of-its-kind test facility.
Host Marieke Eyskoot met Kitepower co-founder Roland Schmehl to learn more about the company's technology and even experienced the power of wind energy in Dirksland.
With the acquisition of Ecospeed's software, Kitepower gains the capability to accurately measure, analyse, and optimise the carbon footprint of their AWES.
Airborne Wind Europe, the association of European AWE sector, serves as a platform for collaboration among various stakeholders, including developers, policy makers, research institutes, utilities, and investors. As one of the leading developers of AWES, Kitepower has become a leading member to help accelerate the growth of AWE technology.
The UN World Food Programme Innovation Accelerator February bootcamp provided Kitepower with the opportunity to leverage the resources and support of the program, which has helped the company to further develop its technology and expand its network.
Kitepower's recent team expansion has brought on board some key talent to drive the company forward in its mission to revolutionise wind energy. Among the new hires are a Chief Operations Officer, a Senior Product Manager, and a Flight Test Manager.
Kitepower is proud to welcome Eduard IJsselmuiden as its Senior Product Manager.
Kitepower has appointed seasoned venture builder Walter Hueber as its Chief Operating Officer (COO) to strengthen its management team.
The idea of energy independence seems more and more attractive the longer the current energy crisis develops – while rich European countries scramble to secure gas and oil for the near future to then, eventually, switch to more and more renewable energy the impact on smaller countries and communities is yet to be seen.
The 9th International Airborne Wind Energy Conference (AWEC 2021) will be held on 22-24 June 2022 at the Politecnico Milano, after postponement due to the covid pandemic.
The aim of the project is to develop a toolchain to efficiently and effectively assess the performance of airborne wind energy devices and conventional wind turbines.
Positive developments concerning airspace regulations and related permit-issuing for Kitepower's AWES have recently been made. Thanks to the new permit classification It will now be easier to arrange Kitepower pilot installations within the EU.
Kitepower is collaborating with Crowdcube, one of the world's leading equity crowdfunding platforms, to allow everyone to participate in Kitepower’s journey to a smarter energy future. Everyone can now play a vital role in Kitepower’s growth by investing alongside a community of impact-driven, like-minded people.
The association of the European airborne wind energy industry, has appointed a new board of directors. We are very proud to announce that the role of Vice Chairman of the association is now covered by Kitepower's Founder CEO Johannes Peschel.
Join us at KIVI International Engineers' upcoming online session on January 27th at 19:30 to learn more about Kitepower's product and mission together with CTO Joep Breuer.
Kitepower is one of 15 selected technologies in TechnologyCatalogue.com's Tech for the Energy Transition Awards 2021. The Delft-based start-up has made it to the final in the Renewable Energy category with its Falcon 100kW AWES.
Between September and October 2021, Kitepower is going to be deployed in the Dutch Defence's training area near Vader Piet on the island of Aruba, with the goal to test the system in an operational environment as part of the military exercise Caribbean Engineer 2021.
Kitepower has been featured in PostNL's latest stamp sheetlet which focuses on the innovative capacity of The Netherlands by referring to 10 unique innovations developed by scientists from TU Delft.
