Annual Report 2023
The Annual Report 2023 highlights the activities and accomplishments of the IEA Wind Technology Collaboration Programme.
Year 2023 marked the passing of the 1 TW (1,000 GW) landmark in cumulative installed
wind power capacity [1] after a record year where more than 100 GW of new capacity was installed. Demand for more wind generated energy continues to surge as new goals for renewable energy are being set for 2030 and beyond. Increasing the speed of deployment has
become an urgent matter as a significant leap is still needed to meet net zero carbon targets.
Read the Executive Summary of the Annual Report 2023 here. The individual chapters and full Annual Report will follow soon!
Task reports
Task 11 – Wind Strategy, Collaboration & Outreach on Urgent Topics of Wind Energy Research (Wind SCOUT)
Task 25 – Design and Operation of Energy Systems with Large Amounts of Variable Generation
Task 28 – Social Acceptance of Wind Energy Projects
Task 30 – Offshore Code Comparison Collaboration, Continuation, with Correlation and unCertainty (OC6)
Task 34 – Working Together to Resolve Environmental Effects of Wind Energy (WREN)
Task 37 – Systems Engineering
Task 39 – Quiet Wind Turbine Technology
Task 41 – Distributed Wind
Task 42 – Wind Turbine Lifetime Extension
Task 43 – Wind Energy Digitalization
Task 44 – Wind Farm Flow Control
Task 45 – Recycling of Wind Turbine Blades
Task 46 – Erosion of Wind Turbine Blades
Task 47 – TURBulent INflow Innovative Aerodynamics (TURBINIA)
Task 48 – Airborne Wind Energy
Task 49 – Integrated Design on Floating wind Arrays (IDeA)
Task 50 – Hybrid Power Plants
Task 51 – Forecasting for the weather-driven Energy System
Task 52 – Large-Scale Deployment of Wind Lidar
Task 53 – Wind Energy Economics
Task 54 – Cold Climate Wind Power
Task 55 – Reference Wind Turbines and Plants (REFWIND)
Task 56 – Offshore Code Comparison Collaboration 7 (OC7)
Task 57 – Joint Assessment of Models (JAM)