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Posted in: IEA Wind TCP Publications and Reports IEA Wind TCP Task 26 Phase 3 Final Technical Repor ... Posted in: IEA Wind TCP Publications and Reports Offshore Wind Energy International Comparative Ana ... Posted in: IEA Wind TCP Publications and Reports Compendium of IEA Wind TCP Task 27 Case Studies Posted in: IEA Wind TCP Publications and Reports More Membership Approximately 85% of the total worldwide wind power capacity (457 GW, 2017), and all of the world’s offshore wind capacity, currently resides in the 22 countries participating in the International Energy Agency Wind Technology Collaboration Programme (IEA Wind TCP). Current Members and National Activities Learn About Membership IEA Wind TCP News Press release: Grand challenges in the science of wind energy Posted in: IEA Wind News IEA Wind TCP has promoted an international effort to identify the main challenges in the science of wind energy. This collaborative effort involving scientist from 19 organizations has culminated in a new journal article published in Science magazine. The key innovation and research areas have been identified, that will underpin wind energy’s continued progress towards becoming the primary global source of low-cost electricity generation. A group of wind energy researchers, from the U.S., ... IEA Wind TCP 2017 Annual Report Available Now Posted in: IEA Wind News In 2017, 53 GW of new wind power capacity was installed worldwide, bringing the global total to 539 GW – an 11% increase from the previous year. Offshore wind also saw tremendous growth during the year, thanks to a record 4.3 GW of new installed capacity. Wind power continues to be the second-largest source of renewable energy by installed capacity (following hydropower). However, there are still significant opportunities for technology innovation to maximize value and continue to improve cost-competitiveness. ... Recommended Practice 16, Edition 2 Now Available Posted in: IEA Wind News IEA WIND TCP TASK 25 IEA PVPS TASK 14 PUBLISHES UPDATED EXPERT GROUP REPORT ON RECOMMENDED PRACTICES 16: WIND/PV INTEGRATION STUDIES June 2018 Integration studies seek to find issues to energy systems, as well as mitigation measures, to absorb certain amounts of generation from wind or solar energy. This report offers recommendations for performing perform studies on wind and solar PV integration, describing the methodologies, assumptions, and inputs needed to conduct a grid integration ... Heading towards an International Wind Farm Flow Modeling and Evaluation Framework in the Third Phase of IEA Task 31 Wakebench Posted in: IEA Wind News ​ The final meeting of the second phase of the IEA Task 31 WAKEBENCH” took place in Tokyo last 17-19 of September hosted by the University of Tokyo and co-organized with the Wind Energy Institute of Tokyo (WEIT). The event started with an open day symposium where Task participants exchanged talks with the Japanese community on research activities related to modeling wind conditions and wind farm aerodynamics. In particular, it is worth mentioning the offshore wind map of Japan, developed by ... IEA Wind TCP January Newsletter Posted in: IEA Wind News Download the IEA Wind TCP Newsletter now Key Takeaways from IEA Wind ExCo 80 in Mexico – Nov 2017 The Centro Mexicano de Innovación en Energía Eólica (CEMIE Eólico) hosted the 80th IEA Wind Technology Collaboration Programme (TCP) Executive Committee meeting in Huatulco, Mexico. This newsletter highlights several topics from that meeting: Mexico’s thriving wind power markets; ambitious wind power cost reduction targets; exciting new national R&D programs and test facilities; grid ... What is the impact of different wind turbine technologies on the value of wind power in Europe? Posted in: IEA Wind News What is the impact of different wind turbine technologies on the value of wind power in Europe? Ea Energy Analyses, together with the working group of IEA Wind TCP Task 26, has analyzed the effects of advanced wind turbine designs on the European power system. The study focuses on the market value of wind and total system costs arising from different combinations of wind turbine hub height and specific power. The ongoing transformation of the power system increases the importance of integrating ... More Expert Discussions DCCAE Climate Action Fund By: John MCCANN , Jan 15, 2020 5:07 AM Dear IWERN Members, I would like to alert you to the current DCCAE call for Expressions of Interest for proposed projects to be funded under the https://www.dccae.gov.ie/en-ie/climate-action/topics/climate-action-fund/Pages/default.aspx . The timelines ... More Offshore Wind Research Position By: John MCCANN , Jan 10, 2020 9:34 AM Dear Wind Energy Researchers, I wish to alert you that a research position of ’Senior Energy Policy Researcher on the Offshore Wind Sector’ has been advertised – see details below. A 3-year positions is now available as part of SEAI’s new energy policy ... More Webinar links - Perspectives on Social Acceptance of ... By: Klaus Jakobsen , Oct 1, 2019 9:31 AM International Perspectives on Social Acceptance of Offshore Wind Energy: A Roundtable Hosted by the International Energy Agency (Wind Task 28) - September 26, 2019 Webinar links Webinar - Social Acceptance of Offshore Wind Energy YouTube link ... More Upcoming Events TEM#99 on Floating Offshore Wind Array Challenges and Opportunities Jun 1 - 3, (GMT) Porto, Portugal 2020 General Meeting - Task 32 Oct 21 - 22, (AT) Vienna, Austria TEM#100 on Aviation System Cohabitation Nov 30 - Dec 1, (BE) Zurich, Switzerland More Events Tweets by IEAWindTCPLinks Terms and Conditions Account Help Help/FAQs © 2018 IEA Wind TCP/PWT Communications, Inc. | 209 Fifth Ave SE, Suite 4, Olympia, WA 98501 | 360.972.5396 | secretariat@ieawind.org | All rights reserved. Powered by Higher...