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COMBINING OFFSHORE INTERCONNECTORS AND WIND FARMS: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES Track: GRIDS Tuesday, 15 September 2009, 16:00 - 17:30 |
Room K11
Chairs:
Justin Wilkes, European Wind Energy Association (EWEA)
Kai Schlegelmilch, German Federal Environment Ministry (BMU), Germany
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Session description Integrated solutions for grid development and wind farm development in the Baltic and North Seas are increasingly being considered. What opportunities exist to combine offshore wind power production and the trade of electricity between European electricity markets? What are the main challenges in combining grid development and wind farm development and what needs to happen to overcome these challenges? |
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KRIEGERS FLAK AND ITS WAY TO BECOME A BEST PRACTICE AREA - HOW TO FIND A COMMON APPROACH IN THREE DIFFERENT COUNTRIES TOWARDS THREE NEIGHBOURING PROJECTS, WHICH FIND THEMSELVES IN THE FOCUS OF EU POLICIES Achim Berge, Wpd Offshore GmbH, Germany |
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PRESENTATION OF KRIEGERS FLAK BY 3 TSOS Hanne Kortegaard Nielsen, Energinet.dk, Denmark (in conjunction with Svenska Kraftnät, Sweden and Vattenfall Europe Transmission, Germany) |
BG4.2 |
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OPPORTUNITY FOR COMBINING OFFSHORE WIND AND INTERCONNECTION Paul Cooley, Airtricity, Ireland |
BG4.3 |
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COMBINING OFFSHORE WIND WITH INTERCONNECTORS IN THE BALTIC SEA Mark Porter, E.ON Climate & Renewables, Sweden |
BG4.4 |
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INTEGRATION OF LARGE VOLUMES OF WIND POWER IN THE NORDIC POWER SYSTEM
Sture Larsson, Svenska Kraftnät, Sweden |
BG4.5 |