Connection and Integration of Offshore Renewable Energy Farms into UK Power Systems - Request for Proposal
Abstract:
This is the Request for Proposals for the “Connection and Integration of Offshore Renewable Energy Farms into UK Power Systems” project, which sought to examine the specific challenges and opportunities arising from the connection of offshore energy to the UK grid system and considered the impact of large-scale offshore development. It also looked into the novel electrical system designs and control strategies that could be developed to collect, manage and transmit energy back to shore and identified and assessed innovative technology solutions to these issues and quantified their benefits. The research was subsequently delivered by Sinclair Knight Merz, a leading projects firm with global capability in strategic consulting, engineering and project delivery. The project was completed in 2010.
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2010
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ETI
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English
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Energy Storage and Distribution
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Connection and Integration of Offshore Renewable Energy Farms
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