Seminar: NORWAY 2013

SUPPORTING THE INTEGRATION OF LARGE VOLUMES OF WIND POWER

When: Tuesday, October 15th 2013.
Where: Best Western Bondeheimen, Rosenkrantz’ gate 8, 0159 Oslo, Norway

18 researchers from Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden attended the seminar.

NWIN's programme

10:15 -	Registration and coffee
10:30-10:40	Welcoming remarks Stefan Montin, NEPP/NWIN’s project manager
10.40- 11:10	NORWAY: Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
	Linking power market models and reliability analysis –modeling aspects on wind and hydropower Håkon Kile
11:10-12:00	SWEDEN: NEPP
11:10- 11:40	Can wind power allocation provide system benefits from a European planning perspective?  Lina Reichenberg, Chalmers
11:40- 12:00	Electricity market modeling Fadi Bitar, Sweco Energy Markets
12:00- 12:30	DENMARK: Ea Energy Analyses
12:00- 12:30	Optimal investments in generation and transmission capacity - the long perspective (2020-2050). Focus on wind power and the importance of CO2 costs Anders Larsen
12:30- 13:30	Lunch
13:30- 15:00	FINLAND: Lappeenranta University of Technology
13:30 – 14:00	Hydro-wind integration in Finland Jari Miettinen
14:00 – 14:30	Dynamic thermal loading of the wind power converter Elvira Baygildina
14:30 –15:00	Optimization of wind farm design Svetlana Afanasyeva
15:00-15:05	Closing remarks Stefan Montin
15:05-	Coffee

Dinner will take place at the Lofoten restaurant at the end of Aker Bryyge at 7 o'clock.



NEPP and THEMA Consulting's Oslo seminar on "The role of the Nordic power sector in the energy transition after 2020" took place on October 16th at the same venue. NWIN participants attended both seminars. Their presentations are available under Our latest research, NEPP.
To look at the seminar's complete programme please click here.