Most wind turbines are designed and certified for a 20–25 year service life. After this period, they have to be decommissioned or the accredited operational lifetime has to be extended, often accompanied by repowering.
While processes for decommissioning/repowering onshore wind parks are well known, the experience with offshore ones is limited. This project shall close this gap by devising and developing ecoinnovative concepts.
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Dragons Den and B2Matchmaking on Recycling of Wind Blades
11 October 2021Tuesday 6 July OWIC had, together with the Decom Tools project partners and New Energy Coalition, organized the event 'Recycling of wind blades' in E…
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DecomTools Vessel Design – Presenting an Eco-Sustainable Approach to Decommission Offshore Wind Parks by designing a New Ship, New Tools and efficient and reliable procedures
11 October 2021The emphasis of the thesis is to fill the gaps of the offshore wind industry, which exists between the wind turbine manufacturers and transportation…
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Decommissioning cost modelling for offshore wind farms: A bottom-up approach
11 October 2021The lifespan for (OWFs) is between 20 and 25 years, and with a growing demand for renewable energy, the number of OWFs approach…
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Report: Concept for repowering of Offshore wind farms
10 August 2021The world today is now facing the adverse effects of the unprecedented human influence on the climate system. Many countries are now transforming the…
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Study on various types of potential fleets that can serve decommissioning of offshore wind parks
08 April 2021Study has been conducted on various types of potential fleets that can serve decommissioning of offshore wind parks.
The findings indicates th…
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