Europe – UK – Jeudi 16/07/2020 – energiesdelamer.eu. Le rapport Floating Wind Joint Industry Projects – FWJIP* du Carbon Trust publié le 14/07/2020 prévoit que 70 GW d’éolien flottant pourraient être installés dans le monde d’ici 2040. Pour consulter le chapitre marché, le lien est ICI
Authors The Carbon Trust: Dan Kyle Spearman Manager, Sam Strivens Associate Chapters 2-5 reproduced from original reports authored by: Turbine requirements and foundation scaling – Ramboll: Dr. Denis Matha Floating Wind Team Lead, Dr. Nicolai Cosack Senior Chief Consultant Heavy lift offshore operations – Seaway 7, Alan Macleay Engineering Director, Jeroen Regelink Manager R&D Engineering Dynamic export cable development – BPP, Cable Solutions: Darren Patel Director Monitoring and inspection, Oceaneering: Tim Walsh Floating Systems Director
The Floating Wind Joint Industry Project (Floating Wind JIP) is a collaborative initiative established in 2016, which aims to investigate the challenges and opportunities of developing commercial-scale floating wind farms.
The Floating Wind JIP receives funding (2016) from the Scottish Government and 15 industry partners: EDF Renouvelables, EnBW, Equinor, Kyuden Mirai Energy, Ørsted, OW Offshore (a joint venture between ENGIE and EDP Renewables), Parkwind, RWE Renewables (including the former renewables business of innogy), ScottishPower Renewables, Shell, SSE Renewables, TEPCO, TOTAL, Vattenfall, and Wpd.
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