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Andrew Henderson Delft University of Technology

Offshore Wind Energy Europe & the World. with acknowledgements to the partners in the project Concerted Action on Offshore Wind Energy in Europe. Andrew Henderson Delft University of Technology. Contents. Overview & Prospects Offshore Windfarm Technology

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Andrew Henderson Delft University of Technology

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  1. Offshore Wind EnergyEurope & the World with acknowledgements to the partners in the projectConcerted Action on Offshore Wind Energy in Europe Andrew Henderson Delft University of Technology BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  2. Contents • Overview & Prospects • Offshore Windfarm Technology • Windenergy Technology (the turbines) • Offshore Technology (the support structure) • National Activities • from Ireland in the West to Poland in the East BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  3. Overview 9 Windfarms Installed Offshore, incl. • Vindeby, 1991, 11 turbines, 5MW • Middelgrunden, 2000/1, 20 turbines, 40 MW BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  4. Overview Installed Offshore • Now ≈ 85 MW • Last year (2001) = 10 MW BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  5. Overview - 2002 Installed Offshore • Now ≈ 85 MW • Last year (2001) = 10 MW • This year (2002) ≈ 200 MW ? BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  6. Windfarms 2002 – Samsø, DK 10 2.3MW turbines Monopile 18-20m on soft soil BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  7. Overview - 2003 Installed Offshore • Now ≈ 85 MW • Last year (2001)= 10 MW • This year (2002)≈ 200 MW ? • Next year (2003)≈ 600 MW ? BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  8. Windfarms 2003 – Rødsand, DK 72 turbines 2.2 MW Bonus Gravity Base BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  9. Windfarms 2003 – Egmond, NL • 36 turbines • 2.75 MW NEG-Micon • Monopile (probable) • Shell / NUON BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  10. Windfarms 2003 – Borkum-West, DE • 12 x 5MW turbines (1st phase) • 1 GW final • 43-50 km • 30m depth • Tripod ? • PROKON-Nord BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  11. Windfarms 2003 – Arklow Bank, EI • 60 MW (1st phase) • 520 MW final • 7 km • 5-25m depth • airtricity BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  12. Overview – Total Installed Offshore BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  13. Overview Installed Offshore • … • … • 2005 ? BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  14. Overview - Elsewhere • Nantucket, USA, 2005 • Nai Kun, CAN, 2008 BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  15. Next Generation Turbines BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

  16. Further information • E-mail A.Henderson@CiTG.TUDelft.nl • Report available for download at internet site www.offshorewindenergy.org Main partners: BWEA Offshore Wind Conference London – 17-18 Apr ‘02

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