News archive for Bergen Offshore Wind Centre (BOW)
The topic of the 2022 conference on 25 October was the speed and volume of the offshore wind energy development in Norwegian waters.
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What are the wind and wave conditions in the areas that the Norwegian government opened for wind development in 2020? Etienne Cheynet and his colleagues have analysed the metocean conditions from 1992 to 2020 in Utsira Nord and Sørlige Nordsjø II.
Marine Geological Cruise Report from The North Sea: Utsira Nord and Sørlige Nordsjø III (27.07.2022)
In June 2022, geologists from the Department of Earth sciences, associated with the Bergen Offshore Wind Centre, sailed on a scientific cruise to Utsira Nord and Sørlige North Sea II to collect data that will be used to map the sea bottom conditions in the areas opened for offshore energy production. You can read the cruise report here.
The conference Artic Frontiers challenged the director of the Bergen Offshore Wind Center (BOW) to introduce offshore wind in Norway in 90 seconds. Watch the video here.
Coexistence was the topic of a high-profile conference in Oslo on 25 April. BOW's director Finn Gunnar Nielsen participated with a presentation and in a panel debate on the topic.
Bergen Offshore Wind Center (BOW) is involved in two research projects on environmental impact from offshore wind development and coexistence with the fishing industry
Finn Gunnar Nielsen and Sigrid E Schütz from BOW presented challenges and opportunities within offshore wind to Espen Barth Eide, the minister of climate and environment
Bergen Offshore Wind Centre (BOW) was heavily present at the EERA DeepWind Conference 2022 with several presentations and poster sessions.
November 10th Bergen Offshore Wind Centre (BOW), GCE Ocean Technology and NORCE arranged the offshore wind conference Science Meets Industry in the University Aula at University of Bergen. This was an opportunity to share experiences and knowledge across the industry and academia.
BOW's Ignacio Herrera Anchustegui has contributed in a report concerning offshore decommissioning
Icnacio Herrera Anchustegui discusses key issues that require legal answers in offshore wind.
Maria Krutova and Mostafa Bakhoday-Paskyabi demonstrate the use of image processing techniques for the wake detection and possible applications for the wake analysis.
The Ministry of Petroleum and Energy has appointed Sørlige Nordsjø II as an area for offshore wind deployment. This area is far from the shore, but production of hydrogen by electrolysis may be an opportunity.
In this text Håvard Haarstad and Dorothy J. Dankel discuss the potential tipping and tripping points in offshore wind.
Astrid Fonnes Myren's thesis investigates the sensitivity of offshore wind power production related to changes in key parameters
The project Large Offshore Wind Turbines (LOWT): Structural design accounting for non-neutral wind conditions is funded with 12 MNOK via the NFR FRIPRO program.
Ida Marie Solbrekke and Asgeir Sorteberg at BOW have developed a wind power data set that is mapping the wind power potential at the Norwegian continental shelf and in the surrounding ocean areas.
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