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Largest offshore wind farm is in Denmark Dong Energy and Siemens Renewable Energy Provided the 91 turbines Combined capacity of 209 MW Covering 35 square kilo-meters Permanently staffed by 24-person contingent on a platform The designing started in 2002 Anonymous, Denmark Brings World’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm Online. Retrieved November 24, 2009, from the inhabitat database.(picture) : http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/09/16/denmark-brings-worlds-largest- offshore-wind-farm-online/ http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/09/16/denmark-brings-worlds-largest- offshore-wind-farm-online/ Bill Sweet(11/9/2009). Largest offshore Wind Farm Is Inaugurated. Retrieved November 24, 2009, from the IEEE Spectrum database. http://spectrum.ieee.org/blog/energy/renewables/energywise/largest- offshore-wind-farm-is-inaugurated
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6 th June 2009 world’s first full-scale floating wind turbine was erected. Placed 10 meters off coast of Norway Feeding power to the mainland grid Over two years StatoilHydro will test how 2.3MW turbine hold up in 220 meter deep water
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Cost $62.5 million (US) The buoy based on the ones used for floating oil and gas platforms The steel cylinder extends 100 metres underwater Small-scale test in 2005 gave promising results Movement and acceleration forces stronger but motion controller will overcome challenges
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What could go wrong is Corrosion Floating debris Sea ice And marine growth The buoy tethered to the seabed by 3 cables If the cables and buoy fails blades could hit water or turbine could over turn
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Company from Netherlands planning on using floating turbines for power. Using a prototype deep water platform with an 80 KW turbine Predicts operational 2MW turbine summer 2009 Pushing authorisation for 3.5 MW demonstration off coast of northeast U.S. Coast The U.S. has no wind farms approved offshore but has ideal conditions
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Wind farms out of sight face less public opposition Turbines must be taller and wider at the bases the deeper you go Beyond 50 meters not cost effective
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Floating wind farms ideal for countries like: Norway Italy And Japan Strong case for U.S. 810 of 100+ GW of offshore wind potential in deeper than 30 meters of water Prachi Patel(6/2009). Floating Wind Turbines to Be Tested. Retrieved November 24, 2009, from the IEEE Spectrum database. http://spectrum.ieee.org/green-tech/wind/floating-wind-turbines-to-be- tested Pictures same source
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