Research about wind power planning, siting, turbine technology, operation and maintenance as well as integration into the electricity system. Swedish Wind Centre, SWC, is a hub for and develops research-based knowledge about wind power. SWC wants to make knowledge about wind power available and easy to understand for everyone.
Results The results show that about two-thirds of Swedish municipalities have conducted wind power planning in some form, but this basis for decision-making has become outdated due to a lack of institutional capacity at the municipal level.
Social acceptance is essential for the successful expansion of wind power in Sweden. The deployment of new energy technologies will inevitably impact land-scapes and surrounding societies and natural environments.
With the new electricity connection between the stations Anneberg and Skanstull we are reinforcing the grid in the Stockholm region. It is part of the project Stockholm Ström designed to meet the region's growing electricity needs.
A crucial aspect is integrating wind power into a broader energy system while balancing energy production, biodiversity, and societal needs. Current research connects to state-of-the-art
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We are strengthening the Swedish national grid with new lines and stations to take care of new wind power, eliminate limitations in the grid and to meet society''s demands for a secure electricity supply.
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Research about wind power planning, siting, turbine technology, operation and maintenance as well as integration into the electricity system.
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Our study introduces a communications and power coordination planning (CPCP) model that encompasses both distributed energy resources and base stations to improve communication quality
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Sweden has set an ambition to triple land-based wind power by 2040, and municipalities play a key role in both the planning and permitting process, due to a planning monopoly and veto...
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We investigate the use of wind turbine-mounted base stations (WTBSs) as a cost-effective solution for regions with high wind energy potential, since it could replace or even outperform
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Do wind turbines need communication infrastructure? However, there are several aspects that make the deployment of communication infrastructure in wind turbines and across wind farms more
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Involving local communities in the planning process: Giving local communities a voice in the siting, design, and operation of wind power projects could help to ensure that projects are compatible with
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Ericsson unveiled its latest energy-optimized radio base station site concept, a research project for a pioneering wind-powered Tower Tube.
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This work discusses the Swedish transmission system operator''s perspective on planning series-compensated network sections containing wind power plants, providing in-depth summaries of
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