Integration of a wind farm with a wave- and an aquaculture farm

W. He; J.  Weissenberger; Ø.  Bergh; J.  Dalen; S.  Hjøllo; H.  Wehde; A.  Agnalt; Zhe Chen; Daniel Olason; B.  Thorsteinson; O. B.  Fosso

Integration of a wind farm with a wave- and an aquaculture farm

W. He, J. Weissenberger, Ø. Bergh, J. Dalen, S. Hjøllo, H. Wehde, A. Agnalt, Zhe Chen, Daniel Olason, B. Thorsteinson, O. B. Fosso

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Abstract

There is a growing interest in placing wind farms offshore. 140 GW of offshore wind are currently being planned to reach the EU energy 2020 goal. However, an offshore wind farm occupies a large area and competes with other users of the maritime space. The integration of an offshore wind farm with other marine energy producers such as wave energy and other maritime users such as aquaculture farms may result in significant benefits in terms of economics, optimising spatial utilization, and minimising the environmental impact. In this research project, the integration benefits and disadvantages have been evaluated by the proposed study cases, however these cases are unrelated to Statoil’s planned wind projects.

Original language	English
Publication date	2011
Publication status	Published - 2011
Event	EWEA OFFSHORE 2011: Offshore - Amsterdam, Netherlands Duration: 29 Nov 2011 → 1 Dec 2011

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Conference	EWEA OFFSHORE 2011
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Amsterdam
Period	29/11/2011 → 01/12/2011

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Integration of a wind farm with a wave- and an aquaculture farm

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