Wind energy 1999 : wind power comes of age : proceedings of the 21st British Wind Energy Association Conference, Homerton College, Cambridge, UK 1-3 September 1999
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Wind energy 1999 : wind power comes of age : proceedings of the 21st British Wind Energy Association Conference, Homerton College, Cambridge, UK 1-3 September 1999
Professional Engineering Pub., 2000
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Wind energy 1999 : wind power comes of age : proceedings of the 1999 twenty-first BWEA Wind Energy Conference
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"The British Wind Energy Association"
Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
The British Wind Energy Association's 21st Annual Conference, aptly titled Wind Power Comes of Age, celebrated the successes of the wind energy industry, the fastest growing energy technology in the world, and looked to the future with the development of the offshore sector. EC DGXVII gave the European perspective and this was followed by a strong reaffirmation of the UK government's commitment to renewable energy technologies from the Minister for the Environment. The papers presented at the conference examined important areas such as: the processes necessary to develop the offshore industry; how to increase the contribution of wind to the energy market; continued advances in technology, increasing efficiency and reducing costs; the effect of the new electricity trading arrangements and green trading; public affairs and relations and the role of the media. BWEA21 was the most successful BWEA conference to date, strongly reinforcing the positive outlook of the industry at large, and potential for growth from the development of offshore wind energy. These proceedings are an important source of information to all those with an interest in renewables and wind energy.
目次
- Wind Power comes of age: welcome speech, P. Hinson
- opening address, Rt Hon M. Meacher
- the role of RES in EU energy policy, P. Lambert
- speech to BWEA 21st Annual Conference 1999, P. Melchett
- speech to BWEA 21st Annual Conference 1999, E. Hyams. Onshore development - planning and policy: planning for partnership - wind energy in the new millennium, J. Ainslie
- where do we put 3000mws of wind energy in the UK? C. Shears
- capacity of landscape character types to accommodate wind energy development, D. Counsell, R. Hughes
- the cumulative effect of wind energy developments, C. Goodrum. Electricity trading - a future for green energy? green premiums, green certificates, and how to support renewables, P. Musgrove
- new electricity trading arrangements - their impact on wind generation, D. Smol. Offshore development - PR and PA: consents for offshore wind energy development, G.M. Trinick
- tax issued and financing offshore wind, J.H. Johns
- stakeholder dialogue on offshore wind, A. Crowther. Onshore development - PR and PA: public opinion and wind farms - 1999 update, S.J. Macken
- overcoming barriers to greater active community and local involvement in wind farms in the UK, R. Edwards et al
- should NIMBY effect dictate policy from Mympsfield to Westminster and does the media care? T. Brown. Europe and beyond - markets and developments: problems with harmonising renewable energy policy in the European Union - progress to date and issues to overcome, G. Hartnell
- the Scottish Parliament, planning and windfarming, A. McKie
- wind energy community schemes in Europe - lessons for the UK, E. Archer et al
- the challenges of offshore wind farm installation in the 10km zone, P. Heywood, M. Ferguson. Research and technology: the use of rubber for soft-mounting of wind-generator components, E. Cutts
- region-based fuzzy logic control of variable-speed stall-regulated wind turbine, H. Markou, W.E. Leithead
- development of the building integrated ducted wind turbine module, R. Dannecker et al
- small wind generators for battery charging in Peru and Sri Lanka, S. Dunnett. (Part contents).
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