Great you opened a thread about this project Jim. I was thinking about doing it when I first heard about it last week in our Belgian media, but what do I know? Better to leave it up to specialist like you.
My most favorite part of this mission is the Katabata project. There's a lot of potential there for renewable energy.
Our expedition hosts the KATABATA project, a scientific project set up by researchers from the University of Liège (Belgium), which aims to measure for the first time the potential of the katabatic winds in the south of Groenland with the aim of being able to set up large wind farms there. This project, which is anchored in the energy transition, consists of the installation of 3 meteorological stations which will allow, during three years, to model and analyse the power of the winds recorded in the south of the country.