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Wind farms take the wind out of each other's blades - a phenomenon that RWE is investigating. (Image: RWE AG)
Essen/Oslo (energate) - Offshore wind power in the German North Sea and Baltic Sea plays a key role in the energy transition. One problem is shadowing: wind turbines can steal wind from each other, reducing output. The more wind turbines at sea, the greater the effect. RWE is currently initiating a study into this. The Essen-based company is cooperating with the Norwegian certification company DNV GL from Oslo, which wants to use its own AI-based software.
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