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OTELLO

OTELLO – Operational Technical Strategies for Economic Load and Lifetime Optimization for Wind Energy Assets)

Offshore wind farms with zero-cent subsidy bids and post-EEG wind energy plants must generate their revenues solely from the electricity market. This requires forward-looking operational strategies that account for market prices as well as the expected wear and tear on the installations the following day. Consequently, MesH Engineering GmbH has joined the BMWK-funded project OTELLO, collaborating with the Fraunhofer IEE and anemos Gesellschaft für Umweltmeteorologie to develop new tools for optimizing wind farm schedules. These experts are integrating, among other things, short-term forecasts of turbulence intensity – the central factor for the wear and tear of wind energy installations.

Project partners:




Project number: 03EE2060C
Project duration: 01.01.2024 – 31.12.2026

OTELLO

OTELLO – Operational Technical Strategies for Economic Load and Lifetime Optimization for Wind Energy Assets

Offshore wind farms with zero-cent subsidy bids and post-EEG wind energy plants must generate their revenues solely from the electricity market. This requires forward-looking operational strategies that account for market prices as well as the expected wear and tear on the installations the following day. Consequently, MesH Engineering GmbH has joined the BMWK-funded project OTELLO, collaborating with the Fraunhofer IEE and anemos Gesellschaft für Umweltmeteorologie to develop new tools for optimizing wind farm schedules. These experts are integrating, among other things, short-term forecasts of turbulence intensity – the central factor for the wear and tear of wind energy installations.

Project partners:




Project number: 03EE2060C
Project duration: 01.01.2024 – 31.12.2026

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