Common specifications for the supply of medium-sized wind turbine generators

Informations projet

N° de convention de subvention: JOU20064

Projet clôturé

Date de début 1 Decembre 1992

Date de fin 31 Decembre 1994

Financé au titre de

• Specific research and technological development programme (EEC) in the field of non-nuclear energy, 1990-1994

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Contribution de l’UE

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Ente Nazionale per l'Energia Elettrica SpA (ENEL)
Italy

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Guidelines on specifications for the supply of medium-sized wind turbine generators

Auteurs: ENEL SOCIETÀ PER AZIONI (ENEL Società per azioni, Cologno Monzese (IT)), PUBLIC POWER CORPORATION (Public Power Corporation, Athens (GR)), SCOTTISH HYDRO-ELECTRIC PLC (Scottish Hydro-Electric plc, Pitlochry (GB)), VATTENFALL UTVECKLING AB (Vattenfall Utveckling AB, Vaellingby (SE)), NV SAMENWERKENDE ELECKTRICITEITS-PRODUKTIEBEDRIJVEN (NV Samenwerkende elecktriciteits-produktiebedrijven, Arnhem (NL)), ENEL SOCIETA PER AZIONI (ENEL Societa per azioni, Cologno Monzese (IT))
Publié dans: EUR 16685 EN (1996) 106pp., FS, ECU 11.50 (euroabstract 34/1207), 1996, Page(s) 106, ISBN 92-827-5657-2

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Common specifications for the supply of medium-sized wind turbine generators

An increasing number of European electricity utilities and private investors are now entering the wind energy market. To date these organisations have provided the turbine manufacturer with their own specifications for machinery supplied. The guidelines developed during this project give minimum requirements for use by project developers when drawing up their specifications. Electricity utilities and private investors are becoming increasingly active in the wind energy market and are undertaking the establishment of their own wind farms. To date these organisations have been presenting their own technical specifications for the supply of their machinery. No common guidelines exist for the drafting of specifications for technology suppliers. This project aimed to develop a set of commonly agreed minimum requirements which can be used by utilities or private investors as a basis when drawing up their specifications. The project aims to compare the experiences and views of four European utilities with regard to the requirements that should be included in specifications issued to manufacturers for the supply of wind energy generators. The outcome will be a handbook publicly available as a common reference.