The assessment of offshore wind power potential of Turkey

Argin, Mehmet; Yerci, Volkan

doi:10.1109/eleco.2015.7394519

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“…Therefore, studies were either oriented toward different scientific topics (e.g., risk management) or conducting site-suitability analysis for other renewable energy systems (e.g., photovoltaics, biomass power plants) or different systems (e.g., waste management) were excluded. As a result, 53 onshore [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] and offshore [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59] wind energy siting studies (46 peer-reviewed journal articles and 7 peer-reviewed international conference papers) were selected for further analysis.…”

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confidence: 99%

Systematic Review of Site-Selection Processes in Onshore and Offshore Wind Energy Research

Spyridonidou

Vagiona

2020

Energies

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Wind energy has a leading role in achieving a low-carbon or completely carbon-free energy sector in the near future. Scientific research on the site-selection aspects of onshore and offshore wind farms is of great importance, contributing to sustainable, technically and economically viable, and socially acceptable wind energy projects. This systematic review provides direct analysis and assessment of existing site-selection procedures and addresses a gap in knowledge in the onshore and offshore wind energy research field, identifying trends in the thematic modules of site-selection issues. Important insights and useful trends are highlighted in: (1) site-selection methodologies; (2) the type, number, and exclusion limits of exclusion criteria; (3) the type, number, importance, priority, and suitability classes of assessment criteria; (4) studies’ geographic locations; (5) spatial planning scales; (6) wind resource analysis; (7) sensitivity analysis; (8) participatory planning approaches, groups, and contributions; (9) laws, regulations, and policies related to wind farm siting; (10) suitability index classifications (i.e., linguistic and numeric); and (11) micro-siting configuration of wind turbines. Identified insights and trends could motivate the conduction of updated site-selection analyses on onshore and offshore wind energy research, addressing the determined gaps and enhancing global siting implementations.

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Section: Filter 1-review Criteriamentioning

confidence: 99%

Systematic Review of Site-Selection Processes in Onshore and Offshore Wind Energy Research

Spyridonidou

Vagiona

2020

Energies

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“…The study area is defined by the EEZ of Greece and any area outside of it, is legally excluded. The EEZ of a country or otherwise the National Territorial Waters, particularly in recent years, is formally taken into consideration, as a siting criterion, [16,20,[33][34][35]. The exclusion criteria considered in this paper are discussed below.…”

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“…These marine areas are officially used by the National Army either for training purposes or as firing fields and therefore cannot be considered for any other use. The present criterion is taken into consideration by [8,15,33,34,37].…”

Section: Military Zonesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This exclusion criterion refers to the cables that already exist on the seafloor and serve either for electricity transmission or for telecommunication purposes (e.g., [8,12,33,34]). It is important to consider the underwater routes of those cables, in order to avoid any damage to them during the installation process of OWF developments.…”

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Strategic Planning of Offshore Wind Farms in Greece

2020

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In the present article, a new methodological framework for the efficient and sustainable exploitation of offshore wind potential was developed. The proposed integrated strategic plan was implemented for the first time at national spatial planning scale in Greece. The methodological approach is performed through geographical information systems (GIS) and Microsoft Project Server Software and includes five distinct stages: (i) definition of vision/mission, (ii) identification of appropriate areas for offshore wind farms’ (OWFs) siting, (iii) determination of the OWFs’ layout, (iv) calculation of the OWFs’ (projects) total investment cost and, finally, (v) portfolio analysis. The final outcome of the proposed strategic planning is the prioritization of the proposed sixteen offshore wind projects based on their strategic value, as well as the estimation of the overall investment cost of the entire portfolio. High economic, socio-political and environmental benefits could be achieved through the implementation of only 60% of the total investment capital of the proposed strategic plan.

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“…Meteorological data of 54 coastal regions was analyzed [7]. As a result authors picked out 5 regions that are most favorable for offshore wind turbine installation and gave own advices for mounting them.…”

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Statistical Data Processing during Wind Generators Operation

Zaliskyi¹,

Petrova²,

Asanov³

et al. 2019

IJEETC

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The article deals with the problem of data processing in wind turbines operation systems. The current status of wind power was analyzed, particularly the prospect of using wind turbines both onshore and offshore for generating electricity in the Black Sea region. Main attention was paid to actual statistical data processing received during the operation of wind turbines. Statistical model of times between failures and times to repairs was analyzed. This analysis made it possible to calculate the probability density function of availability. In addition, mathematical models that specify statistical data on q-q plot were made, which can be used for solving the forecasting problems.  Index Terms-operation system, statistical data processing, mean time between failures, q-q plot

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The assessment of offshore wind power potential of Turkey

Cited by 17 publications

References 4 publications

Systematic Review of Site-Selection Processes in Onshore and Offshore Wind Energy Research

Systematic Review of Site-Selection Processes in Onshore and Offshore Wind Energy Research

Strategic Planning of Offshore Wind Farms in Greece

Statistical Data Processing during Wind Generators Operation

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