Wind energy
Wind resource assessment and wind farm development
Turning wind potential into electricity
Wind energy is one of the key renewable generation technologies: turbines convert the kinetic energy of the wind into mechanical energy and then into electricity.
Developing a wind farm takes detailed knowledge of the wind resource, analysis of meteorological data, the right turbine, an optimal layout, an energy yield assessment and a review of the technical and economic requirements.
Topics
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Wind resource assessment and METEO data analysis
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Turbine selection and power curve analysis
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Annual energy production (AEP)
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Turbine wake effect analysis
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Layout and conceptual design
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Grid connection and economic feasibility
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