Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... WIND ENERGY 10. OMAE2007-29198 Josef Kryger Tadich DNV Wind Energy Josef.Kryger.Tadich@DNV.com Tove Feld DNV Wind Energy Tove.Feld@DNV.com ABSTRACT The move of wind energy offshore involves unique technical considerations during the ...
... WIND ENERGY 10. OMAE2007-29198 Josef Kryger Tadich DNV Wind Energy Josef.Kryger.Tadich@DNV.com Tove Feld DNV Wind Energy Tove.Feld@DNV.com ABSTRACT The move of wind energy offshore involves unique technical considerations during the ...
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... energy prices makes wind energy more competitive ( the project's revenue ) . Wind turbines are now large enough , in terms of both power and size , that offshore installation is technically and financially feasible . Better wind ...
... energy prices makes wind energy more competitive ( the project's revenue ) . Wind turbines are now large enough , in terms of both power and size , that offshore installation is technically and financially feasible . Better wind ...
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... wind turbine support structures . There are wind power resources in U.S. waters that can be developed to generate substantial amounts of clean , renewable energy . While a number of offshore wind farms have been proposed for U.S. waters ...
... wind turbine support structures . There are wind power resources in U.S. waters that can be developed to generate substantial amounts of clean , renewable energy . While a number of offshore wind farms have been proposed for U.S. waters ...
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