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Wakes and blockage

Wakes and blockage

The importance of taking into account wake and blockage effects when assessing wind farm energy production. Since DNV published the consequences of neglecting blockage and its impact on energy production [1], and Orsted presented an update of its long-term financial targets taking into account the blockage and wake effects [2], these two effects have become one of the hottest topics in the ...

ByVORTEX FdC


Presenting the Leader in Wind Project Installations – Asia

Presenting the Leader in Wind Project Installations – Asia

Wind power has shown great potential in the last decade. And Asia has been leading the mandate for wind project installations, both onshore and offshore. The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)’s Future of Wind report makes a number of predictions about wind asset management in the region. According to their analysis, Asia’s traditional, onshore power capacity could jump to ...

ByPowerhub


Traceability, accountability, and diversification come to the fore as the energy sector enters into a new decade

Traceability, accountability, and diversification come to the fore as the energy sector enters into a new decade

The world has never been more aware of the importance of conserving resources and reducing carbon emissions. Nowhere is this growing consciousness more keenly felt than in the energy sector. Companies need to navigate increasingly demanding taxation regimes and government policies as well as the negative perception connected to fossil fuel taking root among the general population and brought to ...

ByIFS


Equinor cuts floating wind costs by 40% in design revamp

Equinor cuts floating wind costs by 40% in design revamp

Equinor will use new installation techniques, concrete substructures and a shared mooring design to slice costs at its ground-breaking Hywind Tampen floating wind project in Norway, Halvor Hoen Hersleth, Operations Manager at Hywind Tampen, told the Offshore and Floating Wind Europe 2019 conference. Hywind Tampen, the world's first floating wind farm to supply oil and gas facilities, is set ...

ByNew Energy Update - Reuters Events


Global wind speeds bounce back to hike output; New Jersey raises offshore target to 7.5 GW

Global wind speeds bounce back to hike output; New Jersey raises offshore target to 7.5 GW

Global onshore wind speeds are rising, new study finds Global onshore wind speeds have risen since 2010, after decades of decline, boosting potential wind energy by around 17% between 2010 and 2017, according to a new academic study published in Nature. Rising wind speeds ...

ByNew Energy Update - Reuters Events


US wind O&M thrust creates new roles, supplier networks

US wind O&M thrust creates new roles, supplier networks

U.S. wind operators will invest in repowering, digital tools and remote technologies in the coming decade, supported by deeper service and spares networks, analysts and suppliers told New Energy Update. The phasing out of the U.S. federal production tax credit (PTC) is set to profoundly impact wind industry spending and employment trends. The 10-year PTC is set at $23/MWh for projects ...

ByNew Energy Update - Reuters Events


Floating wind digital twin set to accelerate wave impact learnings

Floating wind digital twin set to accelerate wave impact learnings

Floating wind developers are targeting the deep water offshore wind market, estimated to host 80% of offshore wind resource, equivalent to 4 TW of capacity. ...

ByNew Energy Update - Reuters Events


Norway seeks major role in floating wind supply chain

Norway seeks major role in floating wind supply chain

Norway is hosting first-of-a-kind floating wind projects and opening up new sea areas for technology development, aiming to turn oil and gas know-how into renewable trade exports. Two recent announcements by Norway's government highlight the momentum gathering behind Norwegian floating wind development. In August, Norwegian state fund Enova agreed to fund NOK2.3 billion ($252 million) ...

ByNew Energy Update - Reuters Events


US wind turbine suppliers predict extended repowering wave

US wind turbine suppliers predict extended repowering wave

Turbine and tower advancements could sustain repowering activity into the next decade, outweighing the impact of falling tax credits, leading suppliers told New Energy Update. U.S. demand for wind repowering is surging as operators rush to maximize asset returns amid dwindling production tax credits (PTCs). Leading U.S. turbine supplier GE Renewable Energy has repowered 4 GW of U.S. wind ...

ByNew Energy Update - Reuters Events


US offshore CEOs call for East Coast supply hubs to beat competition

US offshore CEOs call for East Coast supply hubs to beat competition

European project learnings have sliced prices and boosted demand for U.S. projects. Contracted U.S. offshore wind capacity is forecast to rise to around 4 GW by the end of 2019, the University of Delaware said in a recent report. A further 5.5 GW of new capacity is expected to be procured in 2020-2022, followed by 6.4 GW in 2022-2025, it said. ...

ByNew Energy Update - Reuters Events


Forecasting Exercise - Case Study

Forecasting Exercise - Case Study

Objective: In 2005, AEE promoted a project related to the prediction of wind farm energy production, known as the Prediction Exercise. The project was financed by AEE and by companies that own the parks, as well as by a subsidy from the PROFIT programme of the Ministry of Education and Science. The Prediction Exercise consisted of a comparative Round Robin of ...

ByAsociación Empresarial Eólica (AEE)


Wind power is about to get a whole lot cheaper

Wind power is about to get a whole lot cheaper

Wind energy is soaring around the world, thanks to technology advances and energy policies that have reduced its cost. And things are only going to get better — with prices dropping substantially by mid-century, according to a survey of 163 of the world’s leading wind energy experts. The results, published in the journal Nature Energy, suggest that the cost of electricity from wind ...

ByEnsia


CSP cost forecasts undervalue benefit to future grid balancing

CSP cost forecasts undervalue benefit to future grid balancing

CSP generation costs could drop to $77/MWh by 2025 but storage and hybrid solar plants can provide further value by following load, Jose Alfonso Nebrera, Director of Spanish engineering firm ACS SCE, said at the MENASOL 2016 conference on May 26. Global renewable energy expansion is reducing the cost of solar and wind energy while increasing grid intermittency and the need for dispatchable power ...

ByNew Energy Update - Reuters Events


UK offshore load factors accelerate on tech breakthroughs: 10-year study

UK offshore load factors accelerate on tech breakthroughs: 10-year study

The UK wind index, which measures wind speeds across the country, is shown by the red line. This index varies either side of a mean of 100% but the actual annual load factor, shown by the blue line, can be clearly seen, on the whole, increasing from left to right. The table below shows how wind speeds can ...

ByWind Energy Update - Reuters Events


Official market forecast for South Africa’s Wind Energy Industry released

Official market forecast for South Africa’s Wind Energy Industry released

2015’s official Wind Energy Forecast for the South African market was released today detailing the key market trends in 2015 for wind energy in in the country. Leading experts from Vestas, Siemens, Barclays, and Green Cape discussed key questions facing this year’s wind energy market inside the 8 page report. This January, experts from across the industry were asked five key ...

ByWind Energy Update - Reuters Events


Influence of market rules on the economic value of wind power: an Austrian case study

Influence of market rules on the economic value of wind power: an Austrian case study

Currently, wind power faces heterogeneous conditions for market integration throughout Europe, given both differing wind power and power system characteristics as well as according regulatory frameworks. This paper discusses marketing options and assesses the influence of market rules on the economic value of wind power for an Austrian case study. Special emphasis is thereby put on options for ...

ByInderscience Publishers


Bidding and regulating strategies in a dual imbalance pricing system: case study for a Dutch wind producer

Bidding and regulating strategies in a dual imbalance pricing system: case study for a Dutch wind producer

In this work, offshore wind power forecast and realisation data are combined with price information from the day-ahead market operated by the Amsterdam Power Exchange and from the imbalance market operated by the Dutch System Operator. This allows for computing spot-market revenues and imbalance penalties or gains for a wind power producer. Three different cases are evaluated: a perfect forecast, ...

ByInderscience Publishers


Trading wind in a hydro-dominated power pool system

Trading wind in a hydro-dominated power pool system

In 1996, the Danish government launched an ambitious energy plan, Energy 21, describing a way to develop the energy sector in a more sustainable direction. Wind power plays an important role in the plan, and as a consequence there will be a very high penetration of wind energy in the electricity sector. This will put in focus issues of fitting a variable energy source into a stable supply system. ...

ByInderscience Publishers


Tidal influence on offshore wind fields and resource predictions

Tidal influence on offshore wind fields and resource predictions

The rise and fall of the sea surface due to tides effectively moves an offshore wind turbine hub through the wind shear profile. This effect is quantified using measured data from three offshore UK sites. Statistical evidence of the influence of tide on mean wind speed and turbulence is presented. The implications of this effect for predicting offshore wind resource are outlined.Keywords: Tidal, ...

ByInderscience Publishers

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