Participants - Task30

Task 30 Participants

CWEA (Sponsor)
1) China General Certification Center
2) Dalian University of Technology

3) Shanghai Investigation, Design & Research Inst.
4) Shanghai Electric Group Company Limited
5) Xinjiang Goldwind Sci & Tech Co.,Ltd.
6) Ming Yang Smart Energy Group., Ltd.

Denmark
1) DTU Wind Energy

France
1) PRINCIPIA
2) EDF
3) IFP Energies Nouvelles
4) Vulcain
5) Bureau Veritas
6) DORIS Engineering

Germany
1) Fraunhofer IWES
2) University of Stuttgart SWE
3) Ramboll
4) Rostock University
5) University of Duisburg-Essen
6) Hamburg University of Technology

Italy
1) Polytechnico Di Milano

Japan
1) University of Tokyo
3) ClassNK

Korea
1) University of Ulsan

Netherlands
1) Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands (ECN)
2) TU Delft
3) MARIN

Norway
1) Norwegian University of Science and Technology
2) Institute for Energy Technology
3) 4Subsea
4) Simis
5) SINTEF Ocean

Spain
1) SENER
2) CENER
3) IH Cantabria
4) Tecnalia
5) Siemens PLM
6) Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya
7) SAITEC Offshore
8) Core-Marine

United Kingdom
1) DNV GL

2) Orcina
3) University of Exeter
4) Queen’s University
5) Newcastle University
6) University of Strathclyde

United States
1) ABS Consulting
2) National Renewable Energy Laboratory
3) University of Michigan
4) Sandia National Labs
5) Bureau Veritas
6) Principle Power
7) Convergent Science

Participation

Participation is open to organizations in the member countries of the IEA Wind Agreement. Participating countries pay an annual fee of €5,000. There is no limit on the number of experts who can contribute from each member country, but each contributor should be approved by the country’s IEA Wind ExCo representative.

It is recommended that researchers actively involved with model development and load prediction participate. Participants should attend all meetings and exchange information by email, net conferencing, and telecoms throughout the project. They decide on the details of the project and take part in writing the final reports. Participants agree to run cases according to inputs prescribed by committee consensus using appropriate computer simulation software.

Participants may join the working group at any time if they have the approval of their country’s ExCo representative and are current with their dues in the year of entry.

Operating Agents

Amy Robertson
National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
United States
+1 (303) 384-7157
Email: amy.robertson@nrel.gov