Energy in Transition
Solving the energy trilemma
Controlling wind farms for higher energy production
DNV GL's annual Energy Transition Outlook forecasts that wind power will grow rapidly to provide about 16% of world primary energy supply in 2050. When it comes to the electricity mix, wind power will have a 29% share by 2050. To meet internation ...
Vietnam – the next offshore wind market in Asia?
I've just comeback from my short business trip to Vietnam and the first Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) Wind Power conference in Hanoi. But I've returned with mixed feelings. Have you ever been in a situation where certain actions or conclusions we ...
Future for wind demands extended risk management
The wind power industry is all set for a strong future over the coming decades, with a period of sustained and accelerating growth. DNV GL predicts in its 2017 Energy Transition Outlook report that installed capacity will reach 670 GW in 2020, risi ...
How the wind energy industry can reduce financial, economic, and reputational risks caused by fires
The significant increase of global use of wind power, does present some challenges for wind turbine manufacturers, wind farm operators and other parties involved. Particularly fire protection is becoming a major concern, as the risk of wind turbine f ...
DNV GL to discuss solar finance, energy storage, and renewable integration at the World Future Energy Summit
The World Future Energy Summit (WFES) is the Middle East's largest gathering on future energy and one that drives actionable solutions to the world's energy challenges. Now in its eighth edition, WFES 2015 will attract upwards of 30,000 delegates fro ...
DNV GL shares insights from the Infocast Wind Power Finance and Investment Summit: What’s next for wind power market in 2014?
Steady is not a word typically used to describe the US wind power market, nor would one combine the words "stable" and "market conditions" when speaking about the history of US wind power. The industry's primary federal support mechanism, the Product ...
Fewer tilted wigs, increased focus, and new directions: Reflections from WINDPOWER 2013
I wrote this post while flying home from AWEA's WINDPOWER 2013 conference that just concluded in Chicago, Illinois. This was the twelfth WINDPOWER event I have attended, and I'd like to share my reflections on this year's conference, while also refle ...
Wind power NERC compliance challenges
Whether you are building, buying, owning, or operating a wind farm connected to the bulk electric system (BES), you need to understand the impact created by the North American Reliability Corporation's (NERC) Reliability Standards. A wind power entit ...