Ingenuity for Life – Wind Power Morten Pilgaard Rasmussen

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Cost improvement drives further competitiveness of wind and enables further market growth

Source: IEA World Energy Outlook 2015, New Policies scenario


“Consolidation in the wind power sector will be a key theme in the wind turbine manufacturing segment over the next few years” – BMI Research

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Increasing Global Footprint

Lowering Cost

Fending Off Competition From China

Consolidation


Time to Market pressure requires strong product platforms

Modularization enables longer platform lifetime and larger volume

Same Nacelle, Generator and HubLarger rotor for IEC III

SWT-3.3-130

Smaller rotor for IEC I

Onshore Direct Drive

8 MW7 MW6 MW

Same rotor for further developed machine

Different rotors with same nacelle, generator and hub

Offshore Direct Drive


Integrated solutions for the wind farm development projects

Nissum Bredning Vind wind farm

Cost-efficient gravity jacket foundation solution

Further innovations in terms of tower and controller settings

New 66 kV voltage solution including a new transformer, cable and switchgear systems

SWT-7.0-154


WF-APO – Adaptive Power Optimization on Wind farm

WF Application executer platform. Setup sketch.

Park 1 control:…

…..

Park X control:

Report

APO

Machine learning Configuration

Data

Data

Continuously update configuration

Logging data

Local turbine safeguard:-loads-noise-RPM

(Yaw)Wind Farm

Back office

….

Digitalization 2020

….

….

(+ Pitch)

(+ Speed)(+ weather data)

(+ ……….)


Energy storage facilitates the integration of infrastructures and energy carriers

Application cases by location of storageCentral

Large UtilitiesDistributed

Small utilities, municipalities, industry – prosumer

Pumped storage H2 / Chemicals Battery Thermal

Electricity Electricity H2 Fuel for car

H2/Methane(gas grid)

Electricity Heat

Grid stability, self-supply,

electro-mobility

Power-to-gasPower-to-chemicals

Grid balancing and stability

Power-to-heat


The challenges for the integration of Wind Power

Depending on region integration of variable generation may face different challenges: m

ssec

min

hours

Energy Storage enables significantly increased Wind Penetration levels

Grid constraints and resulting curtailment of wind generation

Avoidance of forecasting errors for improved direct marketing

Output smoothening of wind power and ramp rate control

At high shares of inverter connected generation system stability will be affected due to lack of inertia

Power system stability: Integration of renewables may lead to violations of grid codes in „weak grid situations“ (frequency and voltage)


Vision for future digital wind product and service

WTGs optimize & learn jointly

WTGs store energy

WTGs balance load vs. output

Security

WTGs request maintenance

Latest technology incl. cloud, VR …

Integrated enterprise

information system

Culture and organization

WTGs foresee wind condition

WTGs react on electricity price &

grid condition

Digital site evaluation

EPC

Extended scope offering

Flexible O&M offering

Yield based availability

Digital siting service

Electrical design service

Optimization options

Asset management

WTGs act in Digital Twin

Digital product features Digital service offerings

Key Enablers

Sustainable ecosystem

WTGs react on environment

condition


Floating Turbines to conqeur deep water

The world’s first full-scale floating wind turbine The world’s largest floating wind farm

20152009

2.3 MW


The Sustainable Power of Wind


We make real what matters – clean energy for generations to come

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