Cold climate wind energy co-operation under the IEA

Esa Peltola; Timo Laakso; Göran Ronsten; Lars Tallhaug; Robert Horbaty; Ian Baring-gould; Antoine Lacroix; Lorenzo Battisti; Michael Durstewitz

Cold climate wind energy co-operation under the IEA

Esa Peltola, Timo Laakso, Göran Ronsten, Lars Tallhaug, Robert Horbaty, Ian Baring-gould, Antoine Lacroix, Lorenzo Battisti, Michael Durstewitz

VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland

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Abstract

An increasing number of wind turbines are being installed at sites where atmospheric icing and low operating temperatures have a significant effect on the operation of standard equipment. International Energy Agency; IEA R&D Wind, started an annex XIX; “Wind Energy in Cold Climates” in 2002. This international collaboration has gathered information about wind turbine operation cold climates ever since. Due to the observed need, a three year extension period was applied. This paper introduces the results until now and the objectives for the future work, which aim at reducing the cost of wind electricity produced in cold climates.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2006, EWEC 2006
Publication status	Published - 2006
MoE publication type	B3 Non-refereed article in conference proceedings
Event	European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2006, EWEC 2006 - Athens, Greece Duration: 27 Feb 2006 → 2 Mar 2006

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Conference	European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition 2006, EWEC 2006
Country/Territory	Greece
City	Athens
Period	27/02/06 → 2/03/06

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Cold climate wind energy co-operation under the IEA

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