Atmospheric modelling research
Siemens Energy and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory are to conduct atmospheric modelling research that is expected to help operaters and owners manage wind farms more efficiently.

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National Laboratory (
) are to conduct atmospheric modelling research that is expected to help operaters and owners manage wind farms more efficiently.
Under the two-year cooperative research-and-development agreement (CRADA), Livermore, California-based LLNL will provide high-resolution, numerical weather prediction models to forecast power generated by the wind. Siemens will translate
According to Siemens, many
‘Accurate and timely forecasts of power availability will enable turbine owners and operators to generate optimal bids on wind turbine production and, in turn, maximise financial benefit and grid support,’ said Henrik Stiesdal, chief technology officer of Siemens Wind Power.
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