World Wind Energy ConferenceWWEC2017 Malmö, Sweden. June 12-15, 2017.

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WWEA General Assembly (members only)

SUNDAY 11 JUNE

14:00

MONDAY 12 JUNE

Opening Ceremony9:30-10:00

Keynote speeches10:00-11:00

Panel discussion: How to boost the Nordic Wind Power Markets in light of the current crisis

11:00-12:00

Lunch Break 12:00-13:00

Exhibition & poster presentations12:30-14:00

National Markets and Policies

14:00-15:30 Technology: Offshore Wind Hybrid Systems

Gone with the wind: Upgrading North Africa’s Trade Wind-induced Phosphate footprints into carbon-free fertilizers

Khalid Benhamou, Saharawind, Morocco

Using a cloud-based geoportal to improve accuracy of weather forecasting for offshore operations

Graham Howe, AXYS Technologies, Belgium

Modeling and Optimization of Coordinative Operation of Hydro-wind-photovoltaic Considering Power Generation and Output Fluctuation

Xianxun Wang, Wuhan University, China

Design of a 300 MW grid-connected onshore wind farm in Kattina-Syria

Prof. Dr. Ali Hamzeh, Al-Ahliyya Amman University,

Jordan

The present situation and developing trend of Chinese offshore wind power

Shen Dechang, Chinese Wind Energy Equipment Association

Advanced Energy Management to Avoid Power Uncertainty and Frequency Affectation from Hybrid Systems

Maria Fernanda Alvarez Mendoza, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Instituto

de Ingeniería, México

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BreakExhibition & poster presentations

15:30-16.00

Comparison of Public Policies on Wind Energy between Brazil and Colombia

Prof. Dr. Claudia Esquivel, University of Sao Paulo and

University of San Buenaventura, Brazil

Wind-temperature mapped from JAXA`s Satellite remote AMSR2 sensing over the North Pacific Ocean

Elisa Sorrivi, DICAM - University of Bologna, Italy

Design features of wind diesel hybrid power plants in Russian Arctic climate

Prof. Viktor Elistratov, Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic

University, Russia

Modelling and validation of a hybrid platform for wind and wave energy

Pilar Heras, Floating Power Plant A/S & Aalborg University,

Denmark

Making Wind Energy Popular through Design

Sigvald Harryson, InnoVentum AB, Sweden

National Markets and Policies: Europe

16:00-17:30 Wind technology: Wind Turbine Components Hybrid Systems

Wind Power in Sweden/Future challenges

Lars Andersson, Swedish Energy Agency,

Sweden

KEYNOTE: Adaptive Slot Blowing for Wind Turbine Blade Load Control

Prof. Dr. David Greenblatt, Technion – Israel Institute of

Technology

Analysis of the Savings for Small Wind-Solar System in a Grid Connected Load

Khisa Humphrey Bwire Sirengo, Ashikaga Institute of Technology,

Japan

More than 40% wind power! How do the Danes do it?

Sten Lillienau, Neas Energy,Sweden

Determination of design loads for wind turbine drive trains using the multibody-system simulationThomas Rosenlöcher, Institute of Machine Elements and Machine

Design, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany

Harness Renewable Energy Resources Together: Developing Wind-Solar Hybrid Power Projects in Pakistan

Zeeshan Asfaq, WWEA, Pakistan

New Phase in the Ukrainian Wind Power Development

Galina Shmidt, Ukrainian Wind Energy Association

Soil-Structure Drive Train Interaction of wind turbine

Alexander Werkmeister, Center for Wind Power Drives, RWTH

Aachen, Germany

Participatory approaches for community wind-solar hybrid systems for the sustainable electricity supply in Nepal

Prem Kumar Pokhrel, Alternative Energy Promotion Centre, Nepal

Pulsed- Coandă Reciprocating 2-DOF Wind Energy Generator. A Radically New Concept

Prof. Dr. David Greenblatt, Technion – Israel Institute of

Technology

On outlines of proposed pilot projects on small-scale wind power developments in rural areas for off-grid rural electrification: the case of Ethiopia

Prof. Dr. Woldemariam Wolde-Ghiorgis, Addis Ababa University,

Ethiopia

Identifying drivers for increasing wind capacity. The case of Spain

Consolación Quintana Rojo, University of Castilla La Mancha,

Spain

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TUESDAY 13 JUNE

Social Participation 11:30-13:00 Technology for Arctic Climate

100 % Renewable Energy Solutions

Participatory zoning approach for wind power in Japan

Dr. Shota Furuya, ISEP, Japan

Cold climate wind energy research and innovation activities in Sweden

Göran Ronsten, WindREN, Sweden

Sustainable Malmö

Anders Elmqvist, City of Malmo, Sweden

Wind Power Project Managers facilitate the transition to a sustainable energy system?

Liselotte Aldén, Uppsala University, Sweden

Experimental validation of models for ice shed risk analysis

Markus Drapalik, Institute of Safety/Security and Risk

Sciences, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences,

Vienna, Austria

Energy transition project – Using wind energy in district heating systems to replace fossile sources

Reimar J. C. von Wachholtz, Germany

Recommendations for Alleviation and Management of Local Conflicts Related to Onshore Wind Farms

Leire Gorroño, Nordic Folkecenter for Renewable

Energy, Denmark

Sensitivity of icing losses. Terrain versus elevation – a case study

Johan Hansson, Kjeller Vindteknikk, Sweden

Power-to-gas for the Development of a National Distribution Network for Mobility Applications

Daniele Pagani, Nordic Folkecenter for Renewable

Energy, Denmark

Experimental investigation of ice mass detection on a 1 KW wind turbine blade using its natural frequencies

Sudhakar Gantasala, Luleå University of Technology,

Sweden

Ensuring Wind Energy’s Role in Attaining 100RE:Overcoming the setback distance obstacle

Gadi Hareli, Israeli Wind Energy Association

Community engagement and benefit sharing practices in wind development in Australia and developed pathways for achieving positive social outcomes

Taryn Lane, Hepburnwind, Australia

Plenary: Renewables Working Together Towards a 100% Renewable Energy Supply9:00-10:00

BreakExhibition & poster presentations

11:00-11:30

Lunch BreakExhibition & poster presentations

13:00-14:00

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Community Power14:00-15:30 Wind Resource Assessment

Optimising System Inte-gration of Wind Power

National Wind Energy Policies of Turkey and Road Map Development for Diyarbakir, Van, Çanakkale and Burdur cities of Turkey for Transition to 100 % Renewable Energy with Community Power

Prof. Dr. Tanay Sidki Uyar, Marmara University/Eurosolar

Turkey

Atmospheric turbulence characteristics over complex terrain

Ali Al Sam, Lund University, Sweden

Energy system integration characteristics of innovative wind turbine concepts

Freia Harzendorf, Center for Wind Power Drives RWTH Aachen

University, Germany

Community wind, cooperatives and windturbines - A selection of projects with special attention to medium windturbines

Frits Ogg, O2G Sustainable Energy Solutions, The Netherlands

High-Resolution Wind Resource Mapping over Complex Terrains of Himalayas

Prof. Dr. Ram P. Regmi, National Atmospheric Resource and

Environmental Research Laboratory, Tribhuvan University,

Kathmandu, Nepal

An Evaluation of a Control Method of Energy Storage Systems for Scheduled Generation by Wind Power Systems for an Electricity Market under a Grid Code defining Maximum Change of Wind Power Output in a Time Interval

Masakazu Ito, Waseda University, Japan

Sustainable energy solutions: The potential for community wind in South Africa

Faraimunashe Nkomo, Erfurt University, Germany

Wind potentail assessment in Cuba

Prof. Dr. Conrado Moreno Figueredo, Center for Study of

Renewable Energy Technologies, CETER. Technological University

of Havana Jose A. Echeverria, CUJAE, Cuba

DONQ CHOTE - Demonstration of new qualitative innovative concept of hydrogen out of wind turbine electricity

Ahmed Aly, FAST - Federazione delle associazioni scientifiche e

tecniche, Italy

Wind Power Density in Five Locations in Yemen

Prof. Dr. Mohammed Bawadi, Hadhramout University, Yemen

Evaluation of IEC 61400-21 Calculated Harmonics for Gamesa G52 Wind Turbine at Different Grid Configurations: Comparison and Lessons Learned

Ali Khazma, Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy

Efficiency (RCREEE), Egypt

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BreakExhibition & poster presentations

15:30-16:00

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National Policies and Markets: Asia

16:00-17:30 Wind Resource Assessment Small Wind Technology

Wind Energy Development in India: current status and way forward

Gourav Gandhi, Black & Veatch, India

Cost effective power performance testing with nacelle mounted LidarsPaul Mazoyer, LeosphereCUJAE,

Cuba

Development of a New Wind Turbine Simulator

Kamran Shirzadeh, Tari, Shahid Beheshti University, Iran

Networking mingle hosted by Region Skåne in the exhibition hall17:30-19:30

Conference dinner including entertainment19:30

The Current Status and Developing Trend of Chinese Wind Power Industry

Wang Dagang, Chinese Wind Energy Equipment Association

Methodology Study for the Urban Wind Energy, Applying CFD: Study Case, Engineering Tower Building, II-UNAM

Ernesto Arteaga-López, Engineering Institute of National

Autonomous University of México

A comparison between horizontal and vertical axis turbines

Christoph Netsch, RWTH Aachen University, Germany

Bangladesh: Feasibility Study of Wind Power Generation: A Statistical Study in the Perspective of Wind Power Density and Plant Capacity Factor

Harogabinda Baidya, Minority Self Empowerment Foundation,

Bangladesh

An urban boundary layer wind measurement campaign in Spain for small wind turbine installation

Aya Aihara, Uppsala University, Sweden

Innovative pitch controlled small wind turbine allows storm proof energy production in winterSander Mertens, Windchallenge,

The Netherlands

A Reciprocating Wind Energy Generator driven by Pulsed Coandă-Jets

Prof. Dr. David Greenblatt, Technion - Israel Institute of

Technology

KEYNOTE: Present Status and Future Prospect of Wind Power Generation in Japan

Prof. Dr. Izumi Ushiyama, Ashikaga Institute of Technology,

Japan

Reduce uncertainty in long term corrections using appropriate reference data

Rickard Klinkert, Kjeller Vindteknikk AB,

Sweden

Analysis on aerodynamic performance of Inverse tapered small wind turbine based on BEM

Mitsumasa Iino, Ashikaga Institute of Technology, Japan

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Which Policies Foster Wind Power and Social Support?

WEDNESDAY 14 JUNE

11:30-13:00 Wind Farm Operations: Economic Aspects

Small Wind: Vertical Axis Technology

Success of wind onshore auctions – effects of auction design and national context

Katherina Grashof, Institute for FutureEnergySystems (IZES),

Germany

Methods for long-term adjusting operational data in a post-construction energy yield analysis

Johan Hansson, Kjeller Vindteknikk, Sweden

Closed-Loop Control of a Plasma-Enhanced Vertical Axis Wind Turbine

Prof. Dr. David Greenblatt, Technion - Israel Institute of

Technology

The Swedish certificate system – disaster for local windpower owners

Tore Wizelius, Vindform AB, Sweden

Wind turbine performance decline in Sweden

Jon Olausen, Uppsala University, Sweden

Hybrid Design of Wind Turbines Optimized for Low Wind Speeds Using Combination of Darrieus and Savonius Rotor and Varying the fins in Savonius Rotor Part

Fadlan Surya Adi Tama, Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia

Local Referendums related to Wind Energy in Germany. Experiences.

Frank Rehmet, Mehr Demokratie, Germany

Auction design - Implication for project developer and changes in project ownership

Malte Greve, REETEC GmbH, Germany

A Study of Twin Co- and Counter-Rotating Vertical Axis Wind Turbines with Computational Fluid Dynamics

Huayi Peng, City University of Hong Kong

Plenary: Industrial Solutions for a Renewable Energy Supply9:00

BreakExhibition & poster presentations

11:00-11:30

Lunch BreakExhibition & poster presentations

13:00-14:00

Innovative Business Models14:00-15:30 Operation & Maintenance

Wind Farm Development Aspects

Towards symbiotic business model in wind power industry

Mike Danilovic, Halmstad University, Sweden

Standardized Wind Farm Data Collection and Reliability Assessment for O&M Optimization

Volker Berghout, Fraunhofer IWES, Germany

Wind Farms: Technical Development

Henrik Aleryd, Power Väst, Sweden

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The role of Wind Energy between EU Electricity Balancing harmonisation and national solutions

Christian Slottke, Legal Dep., Enercon GmbH, Germany

Barriers to the use of performance measurement systems in Brazilian wind farms

Marllen Santos, Federal University of Rio Grande do

Norte, Brazil

Savonius Wind Turbine Shows a Better Performance in Turbulence

Shuji Otomo, Hokkaido University, Japan

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Costs of wind energy in new markets: A comprehensive analysis from Vietnam based on LCOE calculation

Quynh Chi Trinh, GIZ (German Organization for International Development Cooperation) in

Vietnam

Reducing Levelised Cost of Energy through effective lubricant choices

Daryl Luke, Castrol UK Ltd.

Analysis of wake effect in Colombia’s first wind farm and its relation to power generation and spatial distribution of wind turbines.

Daniel Esteban Riveros Nieto, National University of Colombia

Wind self-consumption in industry, municipalities & agriculture

Gian Schelling, Northern Power Systems, Switzerland

Continuous Online Monitoring of Oil Quality, Additive Consumption and Identification of Critical Operation Conditions

Manfred Mauntz, cmc Instruments GmbH, Germany

Highlight of some results from ongoing and recently finished technical research projects within wind power

Sara Fogelström, Swedish Wind Power Technology Centre/

Chalmers University of Tecnology, Sweden

BreakExhibition & poster presentations

15:30-16:00

Closing Ceremony16:00-17:00

Presentation of the World Wind Energy Award

WWEC2017 Conference Resolution

Presentation of the Host of the WWEC2018

The market value of wind powerHeinz-Theo Mengelkamp,

anemos Gesellschaft für Umweltmeteorologie mbH,

Germany

Vibration monitoring systems for performance and reliability assessment.

Andrea Sanchez Ramirez, IX Independent eXperts,

The Netherlands

BO01 Guided tourBo01 is a sustainable part of Malmö, a leading international example of environmental adaptation and social sustainability in a densely built-up area

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THURSDAY 15 JUNE

Field trip day9:00

Lillgrund Offshore park(not confirmed)

Enercon Tower factory, Landskrona