Research infrastructure for Wind Energy Workshop ‘Future needs for Research Infrastructures in Energy’, Brussels, June 1, 2005 Jos Beurskens ECN Wind Energy.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Gilbert Kalb B ilateral R esearch and I ndustrial Development enhancing and integrating G rid E nabled technologies Bridge Project Presentation Third
Advertisements

EUREC Agency & EREC - European Renewable Energy Research and Industry - A vision for renewable energy research infrastructures 1 June 2005 Didier Mayer.
1 32nd IGC Florence 2004 Luca Montanarella The European Soil Information System and its possible links with the 1:5,000,000 International Geological Map.
A Role for a Nationwide Network of Networks in Harnessing the Power of Wind Will Shaw 2009 AMS Summer Community Meeting.
Introduction til standardization Danish national committe for Wind Turbines S-588.
Work Package 1: Wake Modelling Pierre-Elouan Réthoré Research Scientist DTU Wind Energy – Aeroelastic Design Section – Risø Support by.
ICT Work Programme NCP Infoday 23 June Maria Geronymaki DG INFSO.H.2 ICT for Government & Public Services Objective.
WP2: Interconnection optimisation and power plant system services. Dipl.-Ing. Mariano Faiella Researcher Fraunhofer IWES, Germany. Support by.
WIND POWER Global Technology Trends in Wind Power: R&D & Commercial
Variability and Uncertainty in Energy Systems Chris Dent Turing Gateway workshop: Maths and Public Policy - Cities & Infrastructure.
The Wider Offshore Industry - Introduction. Why Renewables? Mb/doe Gas Nuclear Oil Renewables Coal Incremental.
0 Future NWS Activities in Support of Renewable Energy* Dr. David Green NOAA, NWS Office of Climate, Water & Weather Services AMS Summer Community Meeting.
EStorage First Annual Workshop Arnhem, NL 30, Oct Olivier Teller.
Difficulties Integrating Wind Generation Into Urban Energy Load Russell Bigley Shane Motley Keith Parks.
Ari Kokko Industrial policy Why? How? Examples: EU Industrial Policy and Swedish Industrial Policy Sources
NREL is a national laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy operated by the Alliance for Sustainable.
1 Integrating Wind into the Transmission Grid Michael C Brower, PhD AWS Truewind LLC Albany, New York
Deep Water Offshore Wind Energy By Paul D. Sclavounos Horns Rev Wind Farm (Denmark) - Rated Power 160 MW – Water Depth 10-15m.
© ABB SG_Presentation_rev9b.ppt | 1 © ABB SG_Presentation_rev9b.ppt | 1 Smart Grid – The evolution of the future grid Karl Elfstadius,
1 | Program Name or Ancillary Texteere.energy.gov Offshore Wind Energy Overview Patrick Gilman Environmental & Siting Specialist Wind and Water Power Program.
Aspects of Relevance in Offshore Wind Farm Reliability Assessment Nicola Barberis Negra 2 nd PhD Seminar on Wind Energy in Europe Risø.
of Large Offshore Wind Farms
The European offshore wind industry key trends and statistics 2010 Athanasia Arapogianni Research officer The European Wind Energy Association 16/03/2011.
BD / Pre SalesPMO Analysis / Requirements DesignDevelopmentTest / UATDeployMaintain PHASES ERP (AX) Implementation Lifecycle Sales/BD AX Solution.
© Siemens AG All rights reserved. The importance of infrastructure June 2011.
Design of the Z72 wind turbine with direct drive PM generator
1 UK Offshore Wind 2002 Offshore Wind and Wave: A Common Route Map Phil Thompson - British Maritime Technology Chris French - NaREC Centre Director.
Ahmet Ozbay, Wei Tian and Hui Hu
IceWind project TFI Annual Conference September 2010 Niels-Erik Clausen Wind Energy Division, Risø DTU.
The Centre For S USTAINABLE E LECTRICITY & D ISTRIBUTED G ENERATION Creation of SEDG The Centre for Sustainable Electricity and Distributed Generation,
|Date Sustainable service logistics for offshore wind farms NWO Call ‘Duurzame logistiek’ Startbijeenkomst, Utrecht, January Prof.
Europe goes Offshore with Wind Farms Hermann J. Koch Senior Member IEEE Substations Committee Vice Chairman Siemens Energy Sector Transmission Erlangen,
Albany, New York | Barcelona, Spain | Bangalore, India | awstruepower.com | ©2011 AWS Truepower, LLC MARACOOS 2012 Annual Meeting Baltimore,
A Status Report on Wind Energy Opportunities in Canada Robert Hornung, CanWEA EWEA Conference March 2, Athens.
Innovative Electricity Markets: The key role of Transmission System Operators Pierre BORNARD, Chairman of the Board.
Miguel Talavera Fangjun Shu
Croatia – Denmark – Norway (transnational) Vision Project elements and key concepts Project summary The vision of the Flexible Electric Vehicle Charging.
German Offshore Wind Strategy1 German Policies on Offshore Wind Energy Cornelia Viertl / Jens Bömer Division KI I 3 / Hydropower and Wind Energy.
The Science Requirements for Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning Dr. Robert B. Gagosian President and CEO Ocean Studies Board November 10, 2009.
Integration of the German Offshore Wind Power Potential into the Electricity Supply System B. Lange, Ü. Cali, R. Jursa, F. Schlögl, M. Wolff, K. Rohrig.
Future European issues on off-shore wind power deployment Steffen Nielsen Head of Section Danish Energy Authority Ministry of Transport and Energy European.
 Large Blade Testing Facility LARGE WIND TURBINES Rahul Yarala Executive Director, Wind Technology Testing Center May 12, 2011.
Integrated Dynamic Analysis of Floating Offshore Wind Turbines EWEC2007 Milan, Italy 7-10 May 2007 B. Skaare 1, T. D. Hanson 1, F.G. Nielsen 1, R. Yttervik.
EWEC 2006, Athens1Jan Rispens Wind Energy Agency Bremerhaven/Bremen (Bild: Enron Wind) The WAB Industry Network in Northwest-Germany Profile and R&D-Activities.
Riga 4th December 2008 Renewable energy: is there a Latvian masterplan? Ieva Indriksone Riga Graduate School of Law.
Regulatory and development framework: the key role of TSO cooperation Sopot, November 28 th, 2011 Hervé MIGNON RTE (France)
1 National Wind Technology Center Wind Turbine Design According to IEC (Onshore) and -3 (Offshore) Standards Overview for NWTC November 8, 2005.
Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine Systems: Optimization Using Genetic Algorithms J. Y. Grandidier, Valorem, 180 Rue du Marechal Leclerc, F B ´ Begles,
Wind Energy. How does wind energy work? The wind blows on the blades and makes them turn. The blades turns a shaft inside the nacelle (the box at the.
ESPON Workshop at the Open Days 2012 “Creating Results informed by Territorial Evidence” Brussels, 10 October 2012 Introduction to ESPON Piera Petruzzi,
DEWEK 2004 Lecture by Aero Dynamik Consult GmbH, Dipl. Ing. Stefan Kleinhansl ADCoS – A Nonlinear Aeroelastic Code for the Complete Dynamic Simulation.
Aerodynamics and Wind Energy Profile 2: Wind Energy 23 March, 2016Wim Bierbooms.
Restricted © Siemens AG 2014 All rights reserved.siemens.com/answers Passion for Offshore - Frank Zimmermann, Head of Sales - 5 th British Chamber Conference.
NREL is a national laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy operated by the Alliance for Sustainable.
Data Applied Research Consultancy Services Supporting Services for the Wind Power Industry Gerard Hesselmans September 18, 2015.
Wind Prospect Experience and Practicalities of Wind Energy International Cooperation Forum for Energy Service Companies (ESCO’s) - Opportunities in China.
Offshore Wind ENERGY – SUSTAINABLE, ECONOMICAL, sAFE
Low Scale Grid Emulator Test Bench For In-house Validation Of High Power Converters Oriented To Offshore Speaker: Markel Zubiaga
Date of download: 10/11/2017 Copyright © ASME. All rights reserved.
Turbine Over-speed Aerodynamics
Copenhagen 31 January 2008 Wind energy potential in Europe Methodology Hans Eerens MNP Netherlands.
Developing the wind energy market in Vietnam by means of  training and education Dr. Ronny Timmreck leXsolar, Germany, Chief Executive Officer.
Wind Energy Technology Roadmap
SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES
Closed Loop Wind Farm Control
COSA Committee Meeting
Participants ECN (WP-leader) RISOE-DTU Fraunhofer CENER
Renewable energy projects for location-based supply
Ruisdael Observatory:
ECE 445 Wind Turbine Generator System Design and Characterization
Presentation transcript:

Research infrastructure for Wind Energy Workshop ‘Future needs for Research Infrastructures in Energy’, Brussels, June 1, 2005 Jos Beurskens ECN Wind Energy Petten, Netherlands

Two types of R&D infrastructure Intensified R&D needed to secure future expansion of wind energy implementation and Europe’s leading position. Most probably future devts. are characterized by extrapolation of present trends: Up scaling of wind turbines Up scaling wind farms Extreme external conditions LS Grid integration Re-introduction of small wind turbines

Two types of R&D infrastructure Industrial Public, generally accessible

Industrial facilities Verification of product performance Industrial development Quality control Examples: transmission testing facility, Hansen (B) blade testing rig, ENERCON (B)

Public R&D infrastructure (1) Verification of design tools Analysis of relevant physical phenomena (e.g. dynamic stall, 3- dimensional flow, wake development) Providing independent and normalised performance data of complete systems, components and materials Independent verification of product performance Wind energy technology database for dynamic resource assessment (wind data in areas not yet expored, variation as a function of time), output forecasts, material properties, aeodynamic profile characteristics, etc. This presentation only focuses on public R&D infrastructure

Public R&D infrastructure (2) System testing Sub system testing Component testing Analysis of physical phenomena (Aerodynamic and Atmospheric research) Power quality and grid integration Horizontal aspects (data base, atmospheric data, etc) Research for different system boundaries and levels:

R&D infrastructure WE (1) System testing: MW class land based test stations; wind forecasting for LS wind farms

R&D infrastructure WE (2) Sub system: nacelle testing

R&D infrastructure WE (3) Component testing: blades & materials

R&D infrastructure WE (4) Analysis of physical phenomena: Aerodynamic & atmospheric research

R&D infrastructure WE (5) Power quality and grid integration

R&D infrastructure WE (5) Data base

New facilities needed to meet future challenges Up scaling of wind turbines Up scaling wind farms Extreme external conditions Grid integration Reintroduction of small wind turbines European test station(s) for certification of small wt’s Real size offshore wind farm Test site for comparative testing of atmospheric parameters Test rig for nacelles in climate chamber Offshore test foundations Large WE wind tunnel Large Aero field facility for differential measurements Grid simulation (soft- and hardware) labs to be expended and upgraded)

Co-ordination of exisiting facilities needed (!) Up scaling of wind turbines Up scaling wind farms Extreme external conditions Grid integration Re-introduction of small wind turbines Fatigue test rigs or blades Test stations for MW-class wind turbines (for different wind regimes) All WE technology data base

R&D networks NL: (32 partners) GB: D:Bremen(32 partners) DK: EUR: EuropeanAcademy forWindEnergy ( Int: IEAAnnexesinpreparation NL: (32 partners) GB: D:Bremen(32 partners) DK: Dansk Forskningskonsortium fot Vindenergi (4 partners) EUR: EuropeanAcademy forWindEnergy ( Int: IEAAnnexesinpreparation

R&D networks European Academy for Wind Energy MEASNET EWEA (EU project Wind Energy Network) provides an efficient discussion platform between industry and R&D community Other relevant networks: Networks already are efficient tools to bridge the gaps between fundamental research and application