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OFFSHORE RENEWABLES - Wind, Wave and Tidal Energy Sustainable Decisions Selected DHI Project References - from Planning to Construction OFFSHORE RENEWABLES - wind, wave and tidal energy Sustainable decisions Selected DHI project references - from planning to construction SustainableDHI planning, is an international, design and independent construction consulting require informed and research organisation Environmental impact assessment – decisions.advancing DHI offers technological highly specialised development environmental and competence monitoring in the fieldshydrography, of biology, wildlife and modellingwater, technology.environment and health. We have contributed to the development Dredging scheme optimisation of offshore wind farms and marine renewable energy installations Onlineworldwide monitoring for more than 25 years. Operational forecasts – metocean, sediment plumes © Design conditions Photo: Bent Medvind OFFSHORE RENEWABLES WIND, WAVE AND TIDAL ENERGY Selected DHI Project References Project Client Year Q10 Offshore Wind Farm, the Netherlands. Monitoring of ENECO, the Netherlands 2013-2018 seabirds on the Dutch continental shelf. Amrumbank West Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. E.ON Kraftwerke GmbH, 2013-2016 Monitoring of waves and currents during installation of Germany foundations and turbines. Kriegers Flak Offshore Wind Farm, Denmark. Baseline Niras A/S, Denmark on 2013-2014 investigations and environmental impact assessments behalf of Energinet.dk, (EIA) of marine mammals and birds. Denmark Three coastal offshore wind farms in Danish waters, Rambøll, Denmark on behalf 2013-2014 Denmark. Baseline and impacts assessments on birds of Energinet.dk, Denmark and marine mammals involving aerial surveys, telemetry, radar and acoustic investigation. Coastal offshore wind farms in Danish waters, Denmark. Energinet.dk, Denmark 2013-2014 Online measurements of metocean paramaters at four different development sites. MISTRAL and Provence Grand Large Floating Offshore EDF energies nouvelles, 2013 Wind Farms (Mediterranean Sea), France. France Morphological study and definition of reference seabed level at both sites and along cable corridors including landfall. Storgrundet Offshore Wind Farm, Sweden. Scour WPD Scandinavia AB, 2013 analysis for subsea cables. Sweden StUK Plus: Long-term data analysis and modelling of Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt 2013 harbour porpoise distribution in the Alpha Ventus test und Hydrographie (BSH), field area as input to decision support tools for marine Germany spatial planning. Arkona Offshore Wind Farm, Baltic Sea, Germany. AWE Arkona-Windpark 2013 Persistence analyses of metocean parameters. Entwicklungs GmbH c/o E.ON Climate & Renewables Central Europe GmbH, Germany Offshore Renewables DHI-Ref-List/hkh/ybr-hec/pot/PR-BD – 11/13 1 Project Client Year Optimisation of Cable route for Offshore Wind Farm 50 Hertz Transmission 2013 Cluster Arkona Becken, Germany. Wave modelling in GmbH, Germany Greifswalder Bodden, Baltic Sea. Sandbank Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. Update of Sandbank Offshore Wind 2013 morphology study. GmbH, Germany Walney Extension Offshore Wind Farm, UK. Extreme DONG Energy Walney 2013 and fatigue wave conditions for substations. Extension Ltd., UK Six coastal offshore wind farms in Danish waters, Energinet.dk, Denmark 2013 Denmark. Desk study of metocean conditions, mapping of data sources and recommendation on additional measurement campaigns. Baltic 2 Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. Monitoring of EnBW Erneuerbare Energien 2012-2015 metocean data during construction and installation GmbH, Germany phase. Bałtyk Środkowy III Offshore Wind Farm, Poland. Bałtyk Środkowy III Sp. 2012-2014 Environmental Impact Assessment. z.o.o., Poland Bałtyk Północny Offshore Wind Farm, Poland. Bałtyk Północny S.A., Poland 2012-2014 Environmental Impact Assessment. Kårehamn Offshore Wind Farm, Sweden. Monitoring of E.ON Vind Sverige AB, 2012-2014 waves during construction and installation phase. Sweden Dogger Bank Round 3 Zone, UK. Modelling of sediment Royal Haskoning UK on 2012-2013 spill and impact of turbine foundations. behalf of Forewind Ltd, UK Hornsea Round 3 Zone, Heron and Njord Offshore Wind DONG Energy Wind Power 2012-2013 Farms, UK. Metocean study. A/S, Denmark Burbo Bank Extension Offshore Wind Farm, UK. DONG Energy Burbo 2012-2013 Metocean conditions for design, installation and Extension Ltd, UK operation of offshore substation. Green Port Hull, UK. Tidal current exceedance Siemens Wind Power A/S, 2012 assessment along new quay. Denmark Borkum Riffgrund 1 Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. ISC Consulting Engineers 2012 Scour assessment for jacket substation. A/S, Denmark Inner Sound Tidal Array, Pentland Firth, UK. Model MeyGen, United Kingdom 2012 validation and initial array optimisation. HTOD 1 + 2 Offshore Wind Farms, Germany. Metocean Hochtief Offshore Develop- 2012 studies. ment Solutions GmbH, Germany DanTysk Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. Update of Vattenfall Europe Windkraft 2012 weather windows and downtime estimates. GmbH, Germany Kaskasi I + II Offshore Wind Farms, Germany. Transfer RWE Innogy GmbH, 2012 of metocean data. Germany Offshore Renewables DHI-Ref-List/hkh/ybr-hec/pot/PR-BD – 11/13 2 Project Client Year Moray Firth Round 3 Zone, UK. Provision of hindcast Moray Firth Renewables via 2012 data for metocean data analysis. Ramboll Denmark Borkum Riffgrund West 1 Offshore Wind Farm, DONG Energy Borkum 2012 Germany. Metocean study. Riffgrund West GmbH, Germany Sandbank 24 Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. Update of Vattenfall Europe New 2012 metocean study. Energy GmbH, Germany Sea Wind I Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. Metocean Northern Energy Sea Wind I 2012 data and analyses. GmbH, Germany Austerngrund, Deutsche Bucht & MEG I Offshore Wind Windreich AG, Germany 2012 Farms, Germany. Provision of weather windows. Kårehamn Offshore Wind Farm, Sweden. Wave E.ON Vind Sverige AB, 2012 persistence analysis and cable stability assessment. Sweden Meerwind Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. Weather WindMW GmbH, Germany 2012 windows and downtime estimates. Rødsand II Offshore Wind Farm, Denmark. Post- E.ON, Sweden 2011-2012 construction monitoring of migration of raptors and assessment of collision risks. London Array Offshore Wind Farm, UK. Modelling of London Array Ltd., United 2011-2012 displacement impact and population consequences for Kingdom Red-throated Divers. Development of a high-resolution 3D hydrodynamic The European Marine 2011-2012 model for EMEC’s tidal site at Fall of Warness, UK. Energy Centre (EMEC) Ltd, UK Westermost Rough Offshore Wind Farm, UK. Metocean Westermost Rough Ltd, UK 2011-2012 study in relation to design, installation and O&M. Inner Sound Tidal Array, Pentland Firth, UK. FEED MeyGen, United Kingdom 2011-2012 engineering design including resource calculation and optimisation against CFD results. Walney II Offshore Wind Farm, UK. Assessment of DONG Energy A/S, 2011 weather windows and downtime estimates. Denmark Austerngrund Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. Metocean Austerngrund GmbH 2011 data and analyses. (Windreich AG), Germany Aquamarin, Bernstein & Citrin Offshore Wind Farms, BARD Engineering, Germany 2011 Germany. Metocean data and analyses. Innogy Nordsee 1, 2 & 3 Offshore Wind Farms, Enova Energieanlagen 2011 Germany. Metocean joint probability analyses. GmbH / RWE Innogy, Germany Albatros 1 Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. Simulation of Strabag Offshore Wind 2011 sediment spill during installation of GBF. GmbH, Germany Offshore Renewables DHI-Ref-List/hkh/ybr-hec/pot/PR-BD – 11/13 3 Project Client Year Sandbank 24 Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. Metocean Sandbank Power GmbH, 2011 data for detailed design. Germany Borkum Riffgrund Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. DONG Energy A/S, 2011 Metocean analyses. Denmark Inner Sound Tidal Array, Pentland Firth, UK. Wave MeyGen, United Kingdom 2011 conditions for detailed design. Inner Sound Tidal Array, Pentland Firth, UK. EIA and XODUS Group for MeyGen, 2011 coastal processes modelling. United Kingdom Baltic Eagle Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. Provision of Financial Insurance 2011 metocean data. (Windreich AG), Germany Arcadis Ost 1 Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. Provision COWI A/S, Denmark 2011 of hindcast data for metocean analyses. Humber Gateway Offshore Wind Farm, UK. Provision of E.ON UK Renewables via 2011 hindcast data for metocean data analysis. Ramboll Denmark Baltic II Offshore Wind Farm, Kriegers Flak, Germany. Technologiekontor Bremer- 2011 Assessment of scour and scour protection for sub- haven GmbH, Germany station platform. Offshore Wind Farms at Kriegers Flak, Denmark. Energinet.dk, Denmark via 2011 Review of the state of knowledge concerning the project Rambøll site, with relevance to the development of wind farms and the combined grid solution. Anholt Offshore Wind Farm, UK. Monitoring of metocean DONG Energy A/S, 2011 data and analyses. Denmark DanTysk Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. Morphological Vattenfall Europe Windkraft 2011 study. GmbH, Germany Sandbank 24 Offshore Wind Farm, Germany. Sandbank Power GmbH, 2011 Morphological study. Germany Frederikshavn Offshore Wind Farm, Denmark. DONG Energy A/S, 2011 Metocean data for site assessment. Denmark Borkum Riffgrund Offhore Wind Farm, Germany. ISC Consulting Engineers 2011 Metocean analysis and specialist support for design of A/S, Denmark substation. Gunfleet Sands 3 Offshore Wind Farm, UK. Metocean ISC Consulting Engineers 2011 data and analyses for substation. A/S, Denmark West of Duddon Sands Offshore Wind Farm, UK. ISC Consulting Engineers 2011 Metocean data and analyses for substation. A/S, Denmark Kårehamn Offshore Wind Farm, Sweden. Calculation of Grontmij on behalf of E.ON, 2011 extreme
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