Webinar: System transformation in offshore renewable supply
Successful completion of ambitious targets in offshore energy implies acceleration in the energy market and industrial transformation. TNO is developing innovations and technological solutions to support industry and government. Learn more in our webinar.
Challenges system transformation
The gigantic developments in offshore energy taking place in the North Sea over the following years aims to create the Green Power plant of Europe, delivering cross-border projects and anchoring the renewable offshore industry in Europe. The successful completion of such ambitious targets in the Netherlands - offshore wind from 4.7 GW in 2024 to 21.5 GW by 2030, at least 70 GW by 2050; and to have installed 3 to 4 GW of electrolyser capacity by 2030 - implies acceleration in the energy market and industrial transformation.
Innovations and technological solutions
TNO is developing innovations and technological solutions to support industry and government on how best to use existing and future infrastructure, to minimize curtailment and maximize offshore energy supply for a better integration into the onshore system. As well, solutions on how to improve the viability of the business case of hybrid plants by utilizing multiple markets and on how a market reform could affect the offshore energy businesses when there are multi country connections.
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These papers have been discussed in the webinar:
Paper: Optimization Hybrid Power Plants
Revenue growth and grid efficiency via multi-market participation.
TNO’s case study on a hybrid power plant—featuring solar PV, wind, battery storage, and power-to-hydrogen conversion—demonstrates the potential for significant revenue increases.
The integration of flexible assets allows participation in short-term different electricity markets, resulting in monthly income boosts of over 100% in some cases, compared to relying solely on day-ahead markets. Additionally, the hybrid system reduces export cable utilization, showing that existing infrastructure can accommodate more generation capacity without requiring costly upgrades.
Impact of offshore bidding zones on hybrid projects
A case study of LionLink.
With this study, TNO provides quantitative insights into the impact of offshore bidding zones on offshore wind business under the 2040 energy scenario (TYNDP Global Ambition) by taking the case of LionLink - a planned interconnector that connects a 2000 MB wind farm to the UK and the Netherlands.
Programme webinar
Future business cases
Iratxe Gonzalez Aparicio hosts the webinar and reflects on challenges and viability of business cases of future offshore renewable energy areas.
Dr. Ing. Iratxe Gonzalez Aparicio, R&D Program Manager System Transformation
Offshore wind business case bidding
Max Houwing presents:
- How to improve future offshore wind business case bidding in different markets using revenue staking models? Operational and economic benefits of the hybrid power plants.
- Multi market of HPP: portfolio of products Day ahead market, H2 market and TSO services (aFRR and Passive imbalance).
Ir. Max Houwing, Lead of Hybrid System Modelling
Market mechanisms
Noelia Martin-Gregorio outlines the impact on the future offshore developments and market mechanisms with a market reform.
MSc. Noelia Martin-Gregorio, Energy Market Analyst
Reflection on TNO studies and the Netherlands international position
Dr. Mark Boneschanscher will reflect on our TNO studies, discussing the system integration challenges of hybrid systems and how to match supply and demand. Additionally, he will address the Netherlands’ international position in the context of crises, dependency on China, and other related factors.
Dr. Mark Boneschanscher, managing director Eindhoven institute for Renewable energy systems
Contact us
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Iratxe Gonzalez Aparicio
Functie:Portfolio Manager System Integration Wind EnergyEducated as chemical engineer, Iratxe holds a MSc on climatology and a PhD on applied physics about meteorological modelling. Over 15 years of professional experience on climatology and integration of renewables in the power system gained on different research institutes around Europe: Tecnalia (Spain), Danish Meteorological Institute (Denmark) and European Commission (Italy and The Netherlands). Always open for multidisciplinary discussions to have larger impact on innovation and solutions for industry.
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Standplaats:Petten
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Email:Email Iratxe
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