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Banking on Wind: Reliable Wind Resource Assessment for Financing

Discover what it takes to produce a reliable wind resource assessment and meet financiers' needs. Explore data acquisition techniques, uncertainty analysis, wind modeling, and yield calculations. Join Phil Napier-Moore as he moderates this informative session.

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Banking on Wind: Reliable Wind Resource Assessment for Financing

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  1. Breakout Session 8: “Banking on Wind” What does it take to produce a good quality and reliable wind resource assessment? What do financiers want? Phil Napier-Moore, Session Moderator

  2. Data acquisition “Measure-Correlate-Predict” (MCP) Site data requirements Long term adjustment Wind modelling across the site Uncertainty analysis Review of Plenary Presentation Material

  3. Data acquisition Wind modelling across the site => yield Wind flow modelling Calculating gross yield Calculating net yield Uncertainty analysis Review of Plenary Presentation Material

  4. Data acquisition Wind modelling across the site Uncertainty analysis Data uncertainties (key variable) Modelling uncertainties Technology uncertainties Interannual variation (over defined period) Review of Plenary Presentation Material

  5. Yield exceedance probability example P90 Yield Values

  6. Questions to Discuss

  7. What can we do if ‘long-term’ reference data is of limited duration, relevance or quality? What role can ‘meso-scale’ satellite modelling approaches play to complement terrestrial wind speed measurements? How do developers access the necessary expertise early in project development? Questions to Discuss

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