IEA Wind Task 51 Forecasting for the Weather Driven Energy System

Gregor Giebel; Caroline Draxl; Helmut Frank; John  Zack; Jethro Browell; Corinna Möhrlen; George Kariniotakis; Ricardo  Bessa; David Lenaghan

IEA Wind Task 51 Forecasting for the Weather Driven Energy System

Gregor Giebel
, Caroline Draxl
, Helmut Frank
, John Zack
, Jethro Browell
, Corinna Möhrlen
, George Kariniotakis
, Ricardo Bessa
, David Lenaghan

Weprog ApS
INESC Technology and Science
National Grid ESO
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Deutscher Wetterdienst
MESO, Inc.
University of Glasgow
Mines ParisTech

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Abstract

Wind and solar are no longer mere additions to the grid, in the future they are the grid. They are weather dependent, therefore the entire power and energy system needs to be handled according to the weather. IEA Wind Task 51 “Forecasting for the Weather Driven Energy System” takes a much broader approach for all sources, and some mitigation options, of the naturally occurring variability.
The Task began in January 2022 and will run until the end of 2025. The work packages reflect the modelling chain: meteorology (WP1), power conversion (WP2) and application of the forecasts (WP3). We have established work streams that reach across areas and are run in collaboration with many other IEA Wind Tasks, IEA Technology Collaboration Programmes and the WMO Energy Group.

Original language	English
Publication date	2023
Publication status	Published - 2023
Event	WindEurope 2023 - Copenhagen, Denmark Duration: 25 Apr 2023 → 27 Apr 2023

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Conference	WindEurope 2023
Country/Territory	Denmark
City	Copenhagen
Period	25/04/2023 → 27/04/2023

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