Danish Wind Industry Annual Event 2014 On March 26th - 27th we welcome you to this year's primary wind energy event in Denmark. The event will take place in Messecenter Herning. This year the Danish Wind Industry Annual Event is designed to accommodate the global interest for the companies in the Danish wind industry. This year the program has been strengthened, as the Danish Research Consortium for Wind Energy is co-organizer. This has led to an expanded focus of the event so it now includes focus on business strategies, market and supply chain development and technology, R&D and innovation. The Annual Event 2014 runs over to days, and takes place in Messecenter Herning and at Siemens Wind Power in Brande. The time and place for the two days is as following: Day 1: Venue Messecenter Herning and Siemens Wind Power in Brande 9.30 16.30 R&D conference: New research results and future perspectives Venue Messecenter Herning 16.00 17.30 General Assembly Venue Siemens Wind Power in Brande 17.30 21.00 Network Evening and guided tour Venue Siemens Wind Power in Brande Day 2: The Annual Event 2014 s day 2 will consist of two different tracks - Venue Messecenter Herning Track 1: 9.30 16.30 Optimizing wind industry business Track2: 9.30 16.30 The future of wind technologies Application of research results Adresses: Messecenter Herning (MCH) Vardevej 1 7400 Herning Siemens Wind Power Borupvej 16 7330 Brande
Day 1 Wednesday 26 th of March R&D conference: New research results and future perspectives 9.30 16.30 The overall purpose of the conference on day 1 is research progress and achievements in the Danish Research Consortium for Wind Energy. Research results and perspectives will be presented from various representatives of the academia in the field of wind energy in Denmark. The participants will get hand-on presentations and the latest knowledge from various research areas will be presented in workshops. DWIA General assembly 16.00-17.30 Only members of Danish Wind Industry Association. Network evening and guided tour 17.30 21.00 Guided tour and network evening at Siemens Wind Power.
R&D conference 09.00 09.45 Registration and breakfast 09.45 10.00 Welcome Peter Hjuler Jensen, Deputy Head, DTU Wind Energy 10.00 10.45 Session 1: New research results and future perspectives in the areas: 10.45 11.15 Coffee break Wind resources and climate design circumstances - Head of Section Hans E. Jørgensen, DTU Wind Energy Aerodynamics, aeroacustics and aero-servoelastics - Head of Section Flemming Rasmussen, DTU Wind Energy Structures and Materials Multi-scale Analysis of Mechanical Wind Energy Engineering Systems Limitations and Challenges - Associate Professor Lars Overgaard, AAU MEK Session Chair: Professor John Dalsgaard Sørensen, AAU, Dept. of Civil Engineering 11.15-12.00 Session 2: New research results and future perspectives in the areas: 12.00-13.00 Lunch Electric design Challenges in electrical design and control of wind turbines - Professor Zhe Chen, AaU, Dept. of Energy Technology Wind integration in the electrical system New research results and future perspectives in the research area Power System Integration - Professor Poul Sørensen, DTU Wind Energy Offshore technology and O&M The effect of nonlinear wave forcing on monopile wind turbines - Postdoc Signe Schløer, DTU Wind Energy Session Chair: Peter Hjuler Jensen, Deputy Head of DTU Wind Energy
13.00-13.45 Session 3: New research results and future perspectives in the areas: Experimental tests and measurements Experimental test and measurements in relation to Wind Energy - Head of Section Poul Hummelshøj, DTU Wind Energy Societal aspects Economics of wind how regulation and power market design can make a difference - Reasearcher Sascha T. Schröder, DTU Management and Engineering Environmental aspects - Consultant Henrik Skov, DHI Session Chair: Rune Dietz, AU, dept. of Bioscience (tbc.) 13.45-14.45 Session 4: Parallel workshops organized by working groups. Workshop 1 Wind resources and climate design circumstances - Head of Section Hans E. Jørgensen, DTU Wind Energy Workshop 2 Aerodynamics, aeroacustics and aero-servoelastics - Head of Section Flemming Rasmussen, DTU Wind Energy Aerodynamics - Senior Researcher Christian Bak, DTU Wind Energy(tbc.) Aeroacustics - Senior Researcher Wei Jun Zhu, DTU Wind Energy Automation & Control - Professor Thomas Bak, AaU, dept. of Electronic Systems Workshop 3 Structures and Materials -Development trends in wind energy - multidisciplinary challenges and opportunities for structures, machine elements and materials Recent Developments in Load Estimation and its Effect Improved Input, Modeling and Application [TENTATIV]. - Senior Associate Professor Ole Balling, AU, Dept. of Engineering Towards rotor blades longer than 0.1 km - challenges for materials and structures - Head of Section Bent F. Sørensen, DTU Wind Energy Machine Elements Optimization - Associate Professor Niels L. Pedersen, DTU MEK
Workshop 4 Electric design - Emerging generator technologies and power electronics Superconducting Generators for Wind Turbines - Associate Professor Bogi Jensen, DTU Electrical Engineering Switched reluctance generator with excitation assistance - Postdoc Xiao LIU, AaU, Dept. of Energy Technology Reliability in low-voltage MW drive trains considering grid codes - PhD Student Dao Zhou, AaU/Danfoss Power Electronics Workshop 5 Wind integration in the electrical system Distributed Model Predictive Control for Active Power Control of Wind Farm - Associate Professor Qiuwei Wu, DTU Electrical Engineering Aspects of relevance for wind power in power system defense plans - PhD Student Kaushik Das, DTU Wind Energy WAMS based hierarchical voltage control scheme for large scale wind integrated power system - PhD Student Zakir Hussain Rather, AAU, Dept. of Energy Technology Workshop 6 Offshore technology and O&M Advancing beyond shallow waters: Structural optimization of WT substructures - Senior Researcher Mathias Stolpe, DTU Wind Energy Geotechnical challenges and state of research for the suction bucket foundation - Professor Lars Bo Ibsen, AaU, Dept. of Civil Engineering Workshop 7 Societal aspects Professor Poul Erik Morthorst, DTU Management & Engineering Workshop 8 Environmental aspects Impacts of underwater noise from offshore wind farms on marine mammals - Senior Marine Scientist Frank Thomsen, DHI Collision risks for birds and bats at land-based and offshore wind farms - Senior Researcher Mark Desholm, AU, Dept. of Bioscience Workshop 9 Experimental tests and measurements - Head of Section Poul Hummelshøj, DTU Wind Energy 14.45 15.10 Coffee break
15.10 16.30 Session 5: Parallel thematic workshops on burning issues Workshop 1 Siting issues Optimization of siting of wind farms integration of wind resource, grid and environmental costs - Consultant Henrik Skov, DHI Workshop 2 Offshore New standards for wave loads on offshore wind turbines - Research Scientist Jesper Mariegaard, DHI, & Senior Metocean Engineer Hans Fabricius Hansen, DHI Quantification of net support structure damping in normal operation and stand still - Senior Researcher Anand Natarajan, DTU Wind Energy Corrosion monitoring within offshore wind foundation structures - Corrosion Specialist Anders Rosborg Black, FORCE Super element formulation of jackets for aero-elastic computations - Senior Researcher Torben Larsen, DTU Wind Energy Workshop 3 Grid integration - Ancillary services from wind power plants enhancing the value of wind power Cost and value of ancillary services. ReservicES - Senior Researcher Nicolaos Cutululis, DTU Wind Energy Simulation based validation of ancillary services from wind power plants (ForskEL EASEWIND) - Senior Researcher Anca Hansen, DTU Wind Energy Ancillary services from HVDC connected Wind Power Plants - PhD Student Lorenzo Zeni, DONG Energy 'Optimal Spinning Reserve by taking advantage of probabilistic forecasting' Poul Sørensen, DTU Wind (tbc.) - PhD Student Javier Saez Gallego, DTU Compute Workshop 4 Noise - Head of Section Flemming Rasmussen, DTU Wind Energy 16.45-17.30 Bus transportation 17.30 21.00 Network event at Siemens Wind Power in Brande Guided tour Poster session Dinner
Day 2 Thursday 27 th of March The day will consist of two different tracks. Track 1 Optimizing wind industry business, 9.30 16.30 This track will concentrate on optimizing the wind industry business. There will among other things be focus on global market tendencies, supply chain suited for fluctuating markets and long term development and a political panel discussing the post 2020 situation. Track 2 The future of wind technologies, 9.30 16.30 Application-oriented research and innovation will be brought into focus. We will concentrate on the application of research results within the field of wind energy and how these results will contribute to the development of more cost-effective wind turbines. Ideas on how the wind energy technology can be more competitive will be proposed. The new concept of having two tracks means improved network opportunities and aims at strengthening the collaboration between Technology & Business and Academia & Industry.
Track 1: Optimizing wind industry business 9.30 Welcome - Lars Krarup, Mayor, Herning - Jan Hylleberg, CEO, Danish Wind Industry Association - Peter Hjuler Jensen, Deputy Head, DTU Wind Energy 9.45 Executive Panel: New Eyes on the industry - Anders Runevad, CEO, Vestas Wind Systems - Samuel Leupold, Executive Vice President, DONG Energy - Eckhardt Rümmler, CEO, E.ON Climate & Renewables Moderated by TV-journalist Nina Munch-Perrin 10.25 Executive Panel: Global market tendencies - Torben Andersen, CEO Onshore, Mainstream Renewable Power - Lars Bondo Krogsgaard, CCO, Nordex - Martin Berkenkamp, Policy and Marketing Director, GE Renewables (tbc) - Finn R. Nielsen, Vice President Wind Power, ABB - Carsten Nielsen, Vice President, Semco Moderated by Steen Broust Nielsen, Partner, MAKE 11.10 Coffee break 11.40 MAKE Market update Zone sessions round 1: Zone 1: Offshore Zone 2: Asia Pacific Zone 3: EMEA Zone 4: Americas Presented by MAKE and company moderator 12.10 MAKE Market update Zone sessions round 2: Zone 1: Offshore Zone 2: Asia Pacific Zone 3: EMEA Zone 4: Americas Presented by MAKE and company moderator 12.45 Lunch & poster presentation 13.45 Executive Panel: Supply chain suited for fluctuating markets and long term development - Jan Kjærsgaard, CEO, Siemens Wind Power - Tommy Gundelund Jespersen, CEO, kk-electronic - Henrik Jacobsen, CEO, Aluwind - Claus A. Petersen, Vice President Danfoss Power Electronics Moderated by Jakob Lau Holst, COO, DWIA
14.30 Zone sessions: Supply chain - Quality Assurance - Logistic - Production and manufacturing - Aftersales Presented by industry representatives 15.10 Coffee break 15.40 Political Panel: Post 2020: Green business = Risky business? - Jeppe Kofod, MP, Socialdemokraterne - Bendt Bendtsen, MEP, Konservative - Ulla Tørnæs, MP, Venstre - Tine Roed, Deputy Director General, Confederation of Danish Industries - Anders Stouge, Deputy Director General, Danish Energy Association - Thomas Becker, CEO, European Wind Industry Association 16.20 Award ceremony for the best PhD presentation, Sum up and goodbye
Track 2 Application-oriented research and innovation 09.30 Welcome - Lars Krarup, Mayor, Herning - Jan Hylleberg, CEO, Danish Wind Industry Association - Peter Hjuler Jensen, Deputy Head, DTU Wind Energy 09.40 Executive Panel: How to maintain global technology leadership in Denmark? - CTO Henrik Stiesdal, Siemens Wind Power - CTO Frank Nielsen, LM Wind Power - Dean Eskild Holm Nielsen, AaU - Technology Manager Torben Lorentzen, FORCE Technology Moderator: Peter Hjuler Jensen, Deputy Head of DTU Wind Energy 10.30 Technology session 1 Zone1: Wind resources and climate design circumstances - Application of research results Session Chair: Director Jørn Rasmussen, DHI Presentation (tba) - Head of Section Hans E. Jørgensen, DTU Wind Energy Representatives from the industry to give comments Zone 2: Electric design - Advanced control in wind turbines - Application of research results Session Chair: Professor Poul E. Sørensen, DTU Wind Energy (tbc.) Virtual Power Plant using energy storage, - Professor Remus Teodorescu, AaU, Dept. of Energy Technology Fault Tolerant Control of Wind Turbines - Associate Professor Peter Fogh Odgaard, AaU, Dept. of Electronic Systems Challenges and Opportunities for Virtual Power Plant systems - Chief Specialist Philip Kjaer, Vestas Wind Systems Representatives from the industry to give comments 11.10 Coffee break 11.40 PhD competition presentations - Associate Professor Henrik Bredmose, DTU Wind Energy 12.45 Lunch and poster session
13.45 Technology session 2 Zone 1: Session Chair: Technology Manager Torben Lorentzen, FORCE Application of research results in: Aerodynamics, aeroacustics and aeroelastics Application of aerodynamic research results - Senior Researcher Christian Bak, DTU Wind Energy Application of aeroelastic research results - Senior Researcher Torben Juul Larsen, DTU Wind Energy Application of research results in the industry - Chief Engineer & Senior Manager Christian Frank Andersen, LM Structure and materials Application of research results in structural design, machine elements and materials. - Associate Professor Lars Overgaard, AAU Mek Representatives from the industry to give comments Zone 2: Session Chair: Jens Carsten Hansen, DTU Wind (tbc) Application of research results in: Wind integration in the electrical system Modelling of wind power fluctuations and forecast errors - Professor Poul Sørensen, DTU Wind Energy Modelling of harmonic emission from offshore wind power plants - NN DONG Energy / AAU (tbc) Societal aspects - Professor Poul Erik Morthorst, DTU Management & Engineering (tbc) Environmental aspects Methods for assessment of cumulative environmental impacts of multiple wind farm developments - Consultant Henrik Skov, DHI and Opponent Jesper Kyed Larsen, Vattenfall Representatives from the industry to give comments 15.05 Coffee break
15.35 Technology session 3 Zone 1: Experimental tests and measurements - Application of research results Session Chair: Assistant Professor Uffe Vestergaard Poulsen, AU, Sustainable Energy Systems Experimental test and measurements Research priorities? - Head of Section Poul Hummelshøj, DTU Wind Energy Applied Measurement Technologies State of the art case studies - Senior Researcher Mike Courtney, DTU Wind Energy Representatives from the industry to give comments Zone 2: Offshore technology and O&M - Application of research results Session Chair: Professor Lars Bo Ibsen, AaU, Dept. of Civil Engineering `New methods for optimization of installation and service operations for offshore wind turbines - John Koch Nielsen, FORCE, Ole Svenstrup Petersen, DHI The Wave Loads project. Key results and future trends - Associate Professor Henrik Bredmose, DTU Wind Energy Thomas Østergaard, DONG Energy, to give comments. 16.20 Award ceremony for the best PhD presentation, Sum up and goodbye