WindFloat Atlantic Wind Farm: From Concept to Operation

Tuesday, 3 May

0930 - 1204

604

Technical / Poster Session

WindFloat Atlantic is the world's first classed offshore wind farm. The three ABS-classed, semi-submersible floating foundations are designed by Principle Power and are housing MHI Vestas turbines, which make a total of 25 MW of capacity. The WindFloat Atlantic project is developed by the Windplus consortium, which is jointly owned by Ocean Winds (50:50 JV owned and created by EDP Renewables and ENGIE), Repsol, and Principle Power Inc. This session covers a wide range of topics related to the WindFloat Atlantic project including the concept development, pilot program, design, construction, installation, and operation. The session also highlights the major achievements made through the development of the project.

Chairperson(s)

Amir Izadparast - SOFEC, Inc

Donald Burris - KBR

Roald Lokken - Retired

Sponsoring Societies:

Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME)

0930-0952 32058
WindFloat Atlantic Project: Technology Development Towards Commercial Wind Farms

T. Duarte, OCEAN WINDS; S. Price, A. Peiffer, Principle Power Inc.; J.M. Pinheiro, J.M. Pinheiro, OW Ocean Winds
0952-1014 31732
Design Process Of The Windfloat Hull And Mooring System For Wfa

D. Son, C. Godreau, S. Diaz, Principle Power; T. Duarte, OceanWinds; A. Peiffer, Principle Power Inc.
1014-1036 31856
Classification Of An Offshore Wind Farm

L. Samuelsson, P. Lace de Almeida, ABS; F. Santos, AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING
1036-1058 31744
Mooring System Supply And Anchor Design For Windfloat Atlantic Project

S. Ozmutlu, Vryhof Anchors BV
1058-1120 32011
Floating Wind Power Cable Installation With Lazy Wave Configuration Both Ends Set Up

P. Belenfant, Bourbon subsea Service; J. Boucard, Bourbon Subsea Service SAS
1120-1142 32043
Windfloat Performance Analysis For Smart Operation And Maintenance

G. Rinaldi, Principle Power Inc.; M. Wagdy Ibrahim, Principle Power; A. Alexandre, N. Germain, B. Martin, F. Flavia, S. Price, Principle Power Inc.
1142-1204 32126
Wind Turbines Spacing Guidelines Review And Wake Region Analysis Based On A CFD Simulation Of A Wind Turbine Blade

C. Avila, Southern Petroleum Laboratories; S. Johnson, SUT-US Marine Renewable Energy Committee