Maria Luz Cruz Aparicio – IBERDROLA
The Wikinger offshore wind farm is one of the facilities selected for implementing the Romeo project.
The Romeo Project (Reliable OM decision tools and strategies for high LCoE reduction on offshore wind) aims to develop advanced technological solutions that enable the operation and maintenance costs (O&M) of offshore wind power facilities to be reduced. A flexible and interoperable Cloud and Internet of Things (IoT) platform will provide an advanced analytics ecosystem for failure diagnosis and prognosis models to better understand the real time behaviour of the main components of WTGs under operational conditions.
MareNostrum, the supercomputer used during the development of the project (50,000 processors)
Renewable Energy Operations Centre (CORE), Portland (US)
Thanks to the technology Internet of Things (IoT), Iberdrola has deployed a technology to monitor and operate renewable generation facilities from a single dispatch center called CORE. Currently, Iberdrola has four Centers, in Toledo (Spain), Portland (USA), Glasgow (UK) and Río de Janeiro (Brazil). +5 million signals from 11k wind turbines.
Additionally, a fifth CORE will open in 2020 to manage the group’s hydraulic plants — a task currently shared by four centres — paving the way for large hydro in the CORE platform
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