RWE and Kitepower mark one year of airborne wind tests in Ireland, extend partnership to advance kite energy tech with a focus on scalability and innovation.
Kitepower’s Hawk system, now available for rent through Skoon, offers 1-4 MWh of clean energy weekly, providing a sustainable solution for off-grid construction and defence operations.
Kitepower's rental-first model offers affordable airborne wind energy, meeting Europe’s demand for flexible and sustainable power solutions.
Kitepower announces a partnership with CT Ingenieros to develop an Airborne Wind Energy (AWE) test site on La Gomera, Canary Islands, supported by the Island Government.
The German Renewable Energy Act (EEG) is set to include provisions specifically recognising and supporting Airborne Wind Energy (AWE), a significant milestone for the industry.
Kitepower has been granted a permit by the Dutch Human Environment and Transport Inspectorate (ILT) to conduct 'Beyond Visual Line of Sight' (BVLOS) flights. This marks a significant milestone for Kitepower in the development and commercialisation of its technology.
Dutch innovator Kitepower secures a spot in NATO's DIANA Accelerator, fueling its commitment to pioneering off-grid energy with the revolutionary Kite BESS Hawk.
The Hawk system integrates battery energy storage with an Airborne Wind Energy System for on-site charging.
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.
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.
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's operations in Goeree-Overflakkee will advance thanks to the recent obtainment of an "All-in-one Permit for Physical Aspects" (omgevingsvergunning).
After winning the Dutch Ministry of Defence's Innovation Competition in 2018, Kitepower has successfully performed a training session together with the military, where an external crew has been instructed to operate Kitepower's AWES for the very first time.