Compilation of wind power generation standards

What are the standards for wind energy generation?

Conformity is evaluated with IECRE OD‑502 and the standards published by the IEC technical committee working in the field of wind energy generation systems, IEC TC 88. The manufacturing, as well as the transport, installation and commissioning of the wind turbines is also thoroughly checked.

What is standardization in wind energy generation systems?

Standardization in the field of wind energy generation systems including wind turbines, wind power plants onshore and offshore and interaction with the electrical system (s) to which energy is supplied.

Do grid-connected WPPs improve wind power standards in China?

This report compares the standards for grid-connected wind power plants (WPPs) in China to those in the United States to facilitate further improvements in wind power standards in China and enhance the development of wind power equipment.

How has standardisation influenced onshore wind technology?

Standardisation for ofshore wind technology has been influenced by two main industry sectors: ofshore oil and gas, and onshore wind. These two markets have provided the basis for developing ofshore wind standards, and international eforts from the ofshore wind industry have resulted in a number of standards already available.

What are the standards for wind power forecasting?

Wind power forecasting standards include FERC Order No. 764, which requires Wind Power Plants (WPPs) to provide meteorological and forced outage data to transmission utilities for subhourly generation forecasting. The standard wind forecast is a 48-hour-ahead forecast that is updated every 3 hours.

What is the power factor of a wind turbine in a WPP?

In a Wind Power Plant (WPP), the wind turbine shall ensure that the power factor is dynamically adjustable within the range from 0.95 leading to 0.95 lagging. A WPP takes full advantage of the reactive capacity and regulation ability of the wind turbines.