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Wind Power Integration: Collaborative Case Study

Explore the evolution of wind power integration into electricity systems, focusing on grid optimization tools, international collaborations, and lessons learned for successful deployment. Discover key insights from research and collaborations in wind power grid integration between 1990 and 2002.

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Wind Power Integration: Collaborative Case Study

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  1. International Technology Collaboration Case Study 5Wind Power Integration into Electricity Systems Debra Justus (OECD) Paris, 22 March 2005

  2. Wind Power – from farm to grid

  3. Electricity Generation from Wind1990- 2002

  4. Current Focus of Grid Integration Research • Wind power prediction tools • Tools for grid system optimisation • New designs for reinforcing and extending grids • Analysis & Development of technical codes and international standards

  5. Some Collaborations In Grid Integration Research • IEA Wind: (1977) 19 countries & EC grid work – 2002 • CIGRE: (1921) 80 countries grid work – 2002 • Dispower: (2001) Europe grid work 2001 • Riso Wind: (1977) DK & int’l grid work 1999

  6. Some Lessons Learned • Market changing polices need to engage stakeholders all along the commercialisation chain. • Technology development is a continuum that spans from RD&D through market deployment with a need for collaboration also in deployment phase.

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