This Bat Appreciation Day, NREL Shines Light (Literally) on Bat Interactions With Wind Energy for solutions that protect bats with wind
“After nearly two decades of research, we have developed strategies for measuring wind energy impacts, observing bat behavior around wind turbines, and minimizing collision events,” Hein said.explores several of these strategies. Co-edited by Hein and Dr.
This notion inspired a team of researchers led by the U.S. Geological Survey and the University of Hawaii to investigate the use of. The team equipped wind turbines at NREL’s Flatirons Campus with the lights and used thermal-imaging cameras to track bats’ activity around the illuminated turbines.
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