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Title: Wind Energy: Technology, Markets, and Economics


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Wind Energy Technology, Markets, and Economics
ECO 680 Dr. Gomis Porqueras
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Sizes and Applications
  • Small (?10 kW)
  • Homes
  • Farms
  • Remote Applications
  • (e.g. water pumping, telecom sites, icemaking)
  • Intermediate
  • (10-250 kW)
  • Village Power
  • Hybrid Systems
  • Distributed Power
  • Large (250 kW - 2MW)
  • Central Station Wind Farms
  • Distributed Power

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Growth of Wind Energy Capacity Worldwide
Jan 2002 Cumulative MW Rest of World
2,365 North America 4,543 Europe
16,362
Actual
Projected
Rest of World
Rest of World
North America
North America
Europe
Europe
MW Installed
Year
Sources BTM Consult Aps, March 2001
Windpower Monthly, January 2002
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Maturing Wind Technology
  • Technology has matured over 25 years of learning
    experiences
  • Availabilities reported of 98-99
  • Certification to international standards helps to
    avoid show stoppers
  • Performance and cost have dramatically improved
  • New hardware is being developed on multiple
    fronts
  • higher productivity and lower costs
  • larger sized for both land and off-shore
    installations
  • tailored designs for high capacity factor, low
    wind speed and extreme weather conditions

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Drivers for Wind Power
  • Declining Wind Costs
  • Fuel Price Uncertainty
  • Federal and State Policies
  • Economic Development
  • Green Power
  • Energy Security

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Wind Economics - Determining Factors
  • Wind Resource
  • Financing and Ownership Structure
  • Taxes and Policy Incentives
  • Plant Size equipment, installation and OM
    economies of scale
  • Turbine size, model, and tower height
  • Green field or site expansion

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Cost of Energy Trend
1979 40 cents/kWh
2000 4 - 6 cents/kWh
  • Increased Turbine Size
  • RD Advances
  • Manufacturing Improvements

NSP 107 MW Lake Benton wind farm 4 cents/kWh
(unsubsidized)
2004 3 4.5 cents/kWh
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Wind Cost of Energy
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10
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Low wind speed sites
COE (/kWh constant 2000 )
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Bulk Power Competitive Price Band
High windspeed sites
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2
0
1990
1995
2005
2010
2015
2020
2000
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