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1 WAve Resource for Electrical Production (WAVREP) Dr. George Lavidas Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research Fellow Ocean Energy Platform Annual Meeting January 2019

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WAve Resource for Electrical

Production (WAVREP)

Dr. George Lavidas

Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research Fellow

Ocean Energy Platform Annual Meeting

January 2019

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Unique characteristics

Highest energy density

Highly predictable

Persistence of resource

Access to the resource

Cross-Correlations

Variability reduction

Offshore hybrid systems

And many more…..

So what is the problem???

Depth

Significant Wave Height

(Hm0)

Wave period(s)

(Tm02;m01;m10;peak)

Wave Direction (Dir, PkDir)

Orientation

….Always device dependent

Wave as an energy resource

Ocean Energy Platform 2019 || Annual Meeting

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Unique characteristics

Highest energy density

Highly predictable

Persistence of resource

Access to the resource

Cross-Correlations

Variability reduction

Offshore hybrid systems

And many more…..

So what is the problem???

Depth

Significant Wave Height

(Hm0)

Wave period(s)

(Tm02;m01;m10;peak)

Wave Direction (Dir, PkDir)

Orientation

….Always device dependent

Wave as an energy resource

Ocean Energy Platform 2019 || Annual Meeting

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WAVREP

Problems (amongst others):

WECs mismatch

Oversized

Increased CapEx

Availability reduced

Accessibility reduced

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WAVREP

Enhance availability.

Energy production.

Enhance accessibility.

Enhance survivability.

Reduce CapEx, OpEx.

Reduce LCoE.

Increase WEC outreach.

Improve global applicability.

Open up new market pathways.

more synergies...

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Progress so far…

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Spectral modelling with re-configuration of

i. Wind generation.

ii. Dissipation mechanism.

iii. “Auto-correction” by mean square slope.

iv. Swell dissipation

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Progress so far…

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WAVREP will provide…. Assessment of metocean & Pwave, availability, accessibility.

Extreme return waves and impacts.

Optimal sitting & arrays configuration.

Coastal impacts & wave run-up effects.

WECs optimisation.

LCoE, CapEx reductions.

Offshore Energies Deployment (OED) methodology.

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Additionally:

• Maintenance, failure rates.

• Climate effects on offshore energies (incl. wind).

• Optimisation of revenue for offshore energies.

• Power quality.

• Environmental impacts & coastal erosion.

• etc…

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This project received funding from the European Union’s, Horizon 2020,

research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie

Individual Fellowship (GA: No 787344).

Thank you for your attention