Universal mCloud Partners with Longyuan Wind Power

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Universal mCloud (TSXV:MCLD), a company that integrates artificial intelligence with clean energy systems announced that it has partnered with Longyaun Wind Power, based in China.  Universal mCloud will be providing its AssetCare platform to improve wind turbine performance, including assessing 35 GE batteries for its wind operations. As quoted in the press release: “We look …

Universal mCloud (TSXV:MCLD), a company that integrates artificial intelligence with clean energy systems announced that it has partnered with Longyaun Wind Power, based in China. Universal mCloud will be providing its AssetCare platform to improve wind turbine performance, including assessing 35 GE batteries for its wind operations.

As quoted in the press release:

“We look forward to demonstrating the power of AssetCare to Longyuan and helping them maximize the performance of their wind turbine fleet,” said Dave Weinerth, mCloud President, Smart Energy. “By connecting these wind turbines to our AI and analytics capabilities, we are confident we will discover how to achieve better performance for these wind turbines, positioning AssetCare for more turbines in their portfolio.”

“The World Wind Energy Association estimates China has approximately one-third of the world’s total installed wind capacity and, with over 19,000 MW, Longyuan is China’s largest wind farm developer and operator,” Weinerth added.

Using historical performance data for these wind turbines, AssetCare will apply its AI and analytics to evaluate numerous pitch parameters including motor temperature, position, current, and torque along with performance variables such as wind speed, power output, and turbine mode. By detecting excessive rotational force or control system issues, AssetCare can predict impacts to annual energy production and turbine longevity. By improving wind energy production while reducing costs associated with Operations & Maintenance (“O&M”), AssetCare increases Longyuan’s profitability per MWh.

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