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| − | < | + | The wind energy programm '''<span>TERNA (Technical Expertise for Renewable Energy Application)</span>''' by [http://www.giz.de/en/ GIZ] '''<span></span>'''activities in Morocco permit to identify crucial points for the success of wind energy projects in developing countries. |
| − | + | <br/>For potential financial institutions and the wind energy industry in Europe and America, it is crucial to have high quality data which is certified by an international institution. The establishment of a well trained team in the country is a prerequisite to start an important<br/>wind programme.<br/>The start of the first wind projects takes much time, especially when they coincide with first experiences of private power production. In Morocco, TERNA accelerated this process by giving more confidence to the collected data and their analysis for the site selection process.<br/>TERNA is also particularly well adapted for know how transfer and capacity building of local institutions like renewable energy centers and utilities. In the case of Morocco, TERNA’s role was particularly remarkable in reinforcing the team work including improved cooperation between the different institutions involved in the country. The demand for wind data from national and international institutions and private firms increased during the last years.<br/>Government policies in favor of wind plants as well as the support of the national utility are essential for the success of wind energy projects. Wind projects should be integrated in the national energy policies and specially in the electricity production masterplan.<br/>BOT and other forms of independent power production may be appropriate also for building and operating wind plants in developing countries. TERNA can also support this process. | |
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Latest revision as of 15:46, 12 August 2014
Overview
This article provides an overview of various wind energy projects.
Morocco (TERNA)[1]
The wind energy programm TERNA (Technical Expertise for Renewable Energy Application) by GIZ activities in Morocco permit to identify crucial points for the success of wind energy projects in developing countries.
For potential financial institutions and the wind energy industry in Europe and America, it is crucial to have high quality data which is certified by an international institution. The establishment of a well trained team in the country is a prerequisite to start an important
wind programme.
The start of the first wind projects takes much time, especially when they coincide with first experiences of private power production. In Morocco, TERNA accelerated this process by giving more confidence to the collected data and their analysis for the site selection process.
TERNA is also particularly well adapted for know how transfer and capacity building of local institutions like renewable energy centers and utilities. In the case of Morocco, TERNA’s role was particularly remarkable in reinforcing the team work including improved cooperation between the different institutions involved in the country. The demand for wind data from national and international institutions and private firms increased during the last years.
Government policies in favor of wind plants as well as the support of the national utility are essential for the success of wind energy projects. Wind projects should be integrated in the national energy policies and specially in the electricity production masterplan.
BOT and other forms of independent power production may be appropriate also for building and operating wind plants in developing countries. TERNA can also support this process.
Further Information
References
- ↑ content from: GTZ 2000: Wind Energy Projects in Morocco and Namibia.
