Economic aspects of forecasting and WEC O&M procedures at DanWEC, and an outlook of the commercial value of the O&M tool

Christian Nereus Grant; Amélie Têtu; Morten Bech Kramer

Economic aspects of forecasting and WEC O&M procedures at DanWEC, and an outlook of the commercial value of the O&M tool

Christian Nereus Grant, Amélie Têtu, Morten Bech Kramer

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This report includes a description of the use of the forecast and O&M tools, and the economical advantages related to the use of the tools for DanWEC. The forecast and O&M tools were developed as part of the project “Resource Assessment, Forecasts and WECs O&M strategies at DanWEC and beyond”, financed by EUDP. The project period was from 2015 to 2018.

Original language	English

Place of Publication	Aalborg, Denmark
Publisher	Department of Civil Engineering, Aalborg University
Number of pages	25
Publication status	Published - 2018

Series	DCE Technical Reports
Number	262
ISSN	1901-726X

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DanWEC
WEC
Forecast model
O&M tools
Economic aspects

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RAF: Resource Assessment, Forecasts and WECs O&M strategies at DanWEC and beyond
Kofoed, J. P., Têtu, A. & Nielsen, K.
01/09/2015 → 31/12/2018
Project: Research

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