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SUBSTRUCTURE DESIGN, MANUFACTURING AND NEW CONCEPTS Track: TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION Tuesday, 15 September 2009, 11:00 - 12:30 |
Room K2
Chairs:
Göran Dalen, WPD, Sweden
Allan MacAskill, Seaenergy Renewables, United Kingdom
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Session description Substructure design and manufacturing is one of the key areas for offshore wind energy. This is where considerable cost savings can be found, which is essential to making offshore wind energy competitive. It is also an area open to innovative thinking to help overcome the harsh offshore environment. The offshore oil and gas industry has a great deal of experience to offer. However, costs must be reduced and the complexity of offshore wind technology should not be underestimated. How can we combine innovative design with mass production resulting in cheap, reliable and safe substructures for future offshore wind energy developments? |
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THE LOGISTICS OF DELIVERING MULTIPLE CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS Gordon Jackson, Arup, United Kingdom |
BT2.1 |
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CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATION STUDY FOR KRIEGERS FLAK Göran Loman, Vattenfall, Sweden |
BT2.2 |
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INNOVATIVE OFFSHORE FOUNDATION SOLUTIONS Thomas Ĝstergaard, Siemens Wind Power A/S, Denmark |
BT2.3 |
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KRIEGERS FLAK FOUNDATION CONCEPTS - THE DRILLED CONCRETE MONOPILE Maarten Van der Veen, Ballast Nedam Offshore, The Netherlands |
BT2.4 |
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A QUANTITATIVE COMPARISON OF THE RESPONSES OF THREE FLOATING PLATFORM CONCEPTS Jason Jonkman, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, United States of America |
BT2.5 |