Wiggelinkhuizen, E.

Synergies at Sea Feasibility of a combined infrastructure for offshore wind and interconnection

In particular cases, integrated solutions lead to significant societal benefits compared to ‘stand-alone solutions’. In such solutions, the same amount of offshore wind and interconnector capacity is installed, but connected directly to the land network, and not to the interconnector. It should be noted that these conclusions are based on the specific case of an […]

Synergies at Sea: Sub-Project 1. Phase 2: Design study of a combined infrastructure for offshore wind

Strategies towards an efficient future North Sea energy infrastructure

These result from lower development and operational costs for both offshore wind and gas, a higher market value through increased flexibility, reduced greenhouse gas emissions and accelerated wind deployment. In order to realise these benefits strategic decisions need to be made that should be coordinated between the offshore wind, offshore gas sector, government and other […]