DNV GL Singapore

Wind Energy Technology: Opportunities & Challenges

Training Wind Energy Technology: Opportunities & Challenges

One day training course helping you to understand and mitigate technical risks for wind power.

This course will be planned in Q1 2020. Please use the survey to express your interest and preferences for location, date and topics!

This one day short course will provide attendees with answers to the following questions:

  • What are the key technical risks with existing technologies? And how to manage them?
  • How will future global changes in wind technology affect my wind farm plans?
  • How can I get more revenue from my existing wind farm?
  • What are owners doing globally to manage their aging assets? Extend the life? Or repower?
Key speaker: Sally Wright (principal turbine engineer from Massachusetts, United States)

Who should attend? 

Project stakeholders involved in understanding and mitigating technical risks, who wish to benefit from DNV GL's technical knowledge and global expertise, including developers, asset managers, OEMs, financiers, operators, market professionals. 

For more information about this course, please contact DNV GL’s Energy India:
Birjukumar Mistri, Head of Section, Project Engineering
Subramanian Ravichandran, Engineer, Project Engineering 

This course will be planned in Q1 2020. Please use the survey to express your interest and preferences for location, date and topics!

This one day short course will provide attendees with answers to the following questions:

  • What are the key technical risks with existing technologies? And how to manage them?
  • How will future global changes in wind technology affect my wind farm plans?
  • How can I get more revenue from my existing wind farm?
  • What are owners doing globally to manage their aging assets? Extend the life? Or repower?
Key speaker: Sally Wright (principal turbine engineer from Massachusetts, United States)

Who should attend? 

Project stakeholders involved in understanding and mitigating technical risks, who wish to benefit from DNV GL's technical knowledge and global expertise, including developers, asset managers, OEMs, financiers, operators, market professionals. 

For more information about this course, please contact DNV GL’s Energy India:
Birjukumar Mistri, Head of Section, Project Engineering
Subramanian Ravichandran, Engineer, Project Engineering 

Course details

Date Location Language Fee Register
Date
to be determined
Location
Bangalore/Delhi (India) - to be confirmed
Language
English
Fee
₹ 45,000
Register
Not yet open for registration. Contact us to indicate interest.

Agenda

Draft program outline

Day 1

Day 1

 

Registration

Welcome note

  • Introduction to DNV GL
  • Overview of sessions
  • Introduction of speaker

Break

Wind technology - journey over the last 5 and 10 years

  • General overview
  • Turbine & component-level perspective
  • Wind-farm-level perspective
  • Operational strategies

Q&A session

Lunch & networking

Wind farm optimisation - using site conditions to advantage

  • Can your turbine increase revenue? Modification options may include:
    - blade augmentation
    - controls modifications for pitch, yaw, cut-out
    - up-rating
    - wake or other farm-level management
  • And how do you know if it actually improved? - Options for validation

Q&A session

Break

Wind turbine technology - pressing issues and outlook

  • Turbine design & supply chain
  • Key operational issues in existing global turbine fleet (>1,5 MW)
  • Making use of aging assets - Lifetime extension & repowering

Q&A session

Networking reception

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