New challenges of marine renewable sector: Offshore Wind Jose Luis Villate Offshore Renewable Energy Director TECNALIA OCEANET Final Workshop Bilbao, 27 March 2017
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New challenges of marine
renewable sector:
Offshore Wind
Jose Luis Villate
Offshore Renewable Energy Director
TECNALIAOCEANET Final Workshop
Bilbao, 27 March 2017
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Index
Current
situation
Challenges
Trends Conclusions
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Current Situation
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End of 2016: Europe has a total installed capacity of 12,631 MW from 3,589 grid-connected wind turbines in 10 countries.
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Current Situation
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Current Situation
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Trends
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Trends
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Trends
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Trends
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Challenges
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Source: A Guide to an Offshore Wind Farm– The Crown Estate
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Challenges: Cost reduction
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Challenges: Cost reduction
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Challenges: Cost reduction
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Is floating
offshore wind thenext step?
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Challenges: Floating Offshore Wind
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Conclusions
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• Offshore Wind is a growing market with big players involved
• New countries, in particular France, are expected to play a significant role in the next years
• The sector has made its homework in terms of cost reduction but more cuts are expected
• Apart from financial aspects, the main drivers for cost reduction are the increase of size of both turbines and farms
• Floating offshore wind might be the next breakthrough
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