Sessions
Round table: What is needed to build a solid business case for hybrid wind farms?
When: Thursday, 21 March 2024, 10:00 - 11:00
Where: Room 3, level 5
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Learning objectives
Conference pass not required Coupling wind energy with other functions offers additional opportunities for investors to improve their business cases, while supporting the green energy transition. Energy storage, hydrogen or e-fuel production, solar energy or grid ancillary services like voltage or frequency support and black start are good candidates. The roundtable will explore the key drivers and challenges linked to hybrid wind power plants, within a 360° view encompassing technical, economical, and regulatory aspects.
Session chair
Adrian Timbus
Chairman, ETIP Wind - Vice President Portfolio and Market Strategy, Hitachi Energy
Niels Diepeveen
Project Director, TenneT
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Rens Savenije
Business Lead System Integration, Ventolines
Understanding design and operation of large-scale wind powered off-grid hydrogen production
Steinar Halsne
Senior Power System Design Engineer, ABB
