Participation
Task 32 participants
13 countries participate in Task 32. Other organizations from these countries are very welcome to join our events, but you should coordinate with the organization paying the Task fees. Get in touch and we’ll help you make that connection.
Who can take part in Task 32?
To participate in the research activities of Task 32, researchers must reside in a country that participates in the IEA Wind Agreement AND has agreed by official letter to participate in Task 32. The participating member country of the IEA Wind TCP must designate a lead institution that agrees to the obligations of Task participation (pay the annual fee and agree to perform specified parts of the work plan).
Members of Task 32 benefit from meetings and professional exchange during the term of the Task. Countries participating in the Task benefit from the information developed by the Task. The value of the research performed is many times the cost of the country participation fee or the labor contributed to carrying out the work plan.
Task 32 Operating Agents
Task 32 is managed by Operating Agents at the Chair of Wind Energy (SWE) at the University of Stuttgart and the Wind Energy Technology Institute (WETI) of the University of Applied Sciences of Flensburg. More information about Task 32’s management structure can be found here.
SWE is responsible for most administrative activities within the Task and is the point of contact of the Task to the IEA Wind Executive Committee (ExCo). SWE is also the first point of contact for Task members.
For general inquiries please get in touch with us through ieawind.task32@ifb.uni-stuttgart.de.
Stuttgart Wind Energy (SWE) at the University Of Stuttgart
SWE carries out research in testing and measurement, conceptual design and system simulation, control, optimization, monitoring, and more.
Operating Agent’s Representative: Andrew Clifton
Responsible for:
- Task membership
- Task administration
- Event planning and management
- Reporting to IEA Wind
Email: clifton@ifb.uni-stuttgart.de
Phone: +49 711 685-68325
Address: University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart Wind Energy, Institute of Aircraft Design, Allmandring 5b, 70569 Stuttgart, Germany
WETI – Flensburg University of Applied Sciences
Since its foundation in 2010 the Wind Energy Technology Institute has taken research on wind energy in a storm. The researchers at the WETI are particularly interested in the control of wind turbines, questions on grid integration, and tower concepts. More.
Operating Agent’s Representative: David Schlipf
Responsible for:
- German-language communications and reporting
- Event management
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