Refocus Marine Renewable Energy Report
Global Markets, Forecasts and Analysis 2005-2009
- 1st Edition - July 14, 2005
- Imprint: Elsevier Science
- Author: Adam Westwood
- Language: English
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 0 - 0 8 - 0 9 4 9 3 1 - 4
The Refocus Marine Renewable Energy Report presents detailed market forecasts and analysis for the 2005–2009 period. Forecasts show Capex and capacity, and are split by component… Read more
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The Refocus Marine Renewable Energy Report presents detailed market forecasts and analysis for the 2005–2009 period. Forecasts show Capex and capacity, and are split by component and country. Future markets for marine renewables cabling, foundations and turbines are also given.
The modelling process looks at each renewable energy project on an individual basis, carefully assessing its viability and timescale in light of market forces such as governmental policy, financing, supply and demand of contractors etc. With this methodology DWL can accurately forecast when future expenditure and installations will occur.
Included in this report
* A development history of each sector of the marine energy market
* The market drivers of the marine renewables industry are fully explained, from government renewables targets, through future energy supply, to climate change
* The technologies of each sector are discussed, profiled, and forecasts given for their future market
* Analyses of the issues impacting on the marine energy industry including supply and demand of installation vessels, the supply of steel, project financing, planning etc.
* A valuable appendix of company and project profiles plus tables of every marine renewable energy project worldwide, showing key details
These forecasts are unique in their level of detail and accuracy. DWL manage the World Offshore Wind Database, and World Wave & Tidal Database, extensive project databases with up to 60 fields of data on each wind, wave and tidal project in operation and planning worldwide. These data sources have been in place for four years and are constantly updated giving an up to date industry view. By only using this data for identified projects, the subsequent market forecasts are grounded in reality.
The modelling process looks at each renewable energy project on an individual basis, carefully assessing its viability and timescale in light of market forces such as governmental policy, financing, supply and demand of contractors etc. With this methodology DWL can accurately forecast when future expenditure and installations will occur.
Included in this report
* A development history of each sector of the marine energy market
* The market drivers of the marine renewables industry are fully explained, from government renewables targets, through future energy supply, to climate change
* The technologies of each sector are discussed, profiled, and forecasts given for their future market
* Analyses of the issues impacting on the marine energy industry including supply and demand of installation vessels, the supply of steel, project financing, planning etc.
* A valuable appendix of company and project profiles plus tables of every marine renewable energy project worldwide, showing key details
These forecasts are unique in their level of detail and accuracy. DWL manage the World Offshore Wind Database, and World Wave & Tidal Database, extensive project databases with up to 60 fields of data on each wind, wave and tidal project in operation and planning worldwide. These data sources have been in place for four years and are constantly updated giving an up to date industry view. By only using this data for identified projects, the subsequent market forecasts are grounded in reality.
* Forecasts future activity in the marine renewables sectors of offshore wind, wave and tidal energy
* Written by leading energy industry analysts, Douglas-Westwood Ltd (DWL)
* The models used in forecasting use realistic costing, based on actual project costs
* Written by leading energy industry analysts, Douglas-Westwood Ltd (DWL)
* The models used in forecasting use realistic costing, based on actual project costs
Wave energy technology companies, construction/installation companies, manufacturers of turbines, blades and foundations, offshore wind farm operators, government strategists, investment/financial community and management consultants.
1 Summary and Conclusions; 1.1 Introduction; 1.2 Preface to the Third Edition; 1.3 Definitions; 1.3.1 Offshore; Renewable Energies – Definitions; 1.3.2 World Regions; 1.4 Summary and Conclusions. 2 The Global Energy Market: 2.1 Power Generation Costs; 2.2 Future Energy Costs and Supply; 2.2.1 Renewable Energy; 2.2.2 Traditional Energy Sources; 2.3 Oil Supply; 2.4 Energy Share and Demand; 2.5 The Market Drivers; 2.5.1 Diversification; 2.5.2 Environmental Drivers; 2.5.3 Climate Change; 2.5.4 Government Support; 2.6 The Role of Offshore Renewables.
3 Offshore Wind: 3.1 Introduction; 3.1.1 Why Offshore?; 3.1.2 The Natural Resource; 3.2 Development History
3.2.1 Operational Offshore Wind Farms; 3.2.2 Reasons for Growth; 3.2.3 Progress in 2004; 3.3 Issues; 3.3.1 Developers, Owners, Contractors and Operators; 3.3.2 Project Lifecycle; 3.3.3 Financing; 3.3.4 Subsidies; 3.3.5 Planning; 3.3.6 Insurance; 3.3.7 Public Opinion; 3.3.8 Environmental Issues; 3.4 Technology; 3.4.1 Turbines; 3.4.2 Blades; 3.4.3 Foundations; 3.4.4 Cabling and Grid Connection; 3.4.5 Innovations; 3.5 Construction; 3.5.1 Foundation Installation;
3.5.2 Turbine Installation; 3.5.3 Offshore Wind Topsides Construction Contractors; 3.5.4 Offshore Wind Construction
Vessels; 3.5.5 Supply and Demand of Installation; Vessels; 3.5.6 Cable Installation; 3.5.7 Deepwater; 3.5.8 Innovations; 3.5.9 Health and Safety; 3.6 Market Forecasts and Analysis; 3.7 Country Analysis; 3.8 Project Profiles. 4 Wave and Tidal Energy: 4.1 Introduction; 4.1.1 Why Wave and Tidal?; 4.1.2 The Natural Resource; 4.2 Development History;
4.2.1 Operational Wave and Tidal; Current Stream Projects; 4.2.2 Reasons for Growth; 4.2.3 Progress Since the Last Edition (or Progress in 2004); 4.3 Issues; 4.3.1 Developers, Owners, Contractors and Operators; 4.3.2 Project Lifecycle;
4.3.3 Commercialisation; 4.3.4 Financing; 4.3.5 Subsidies; 4.3.6 Public Opinion; 4.3.7 Environmental Issues; 4.4 Technology; 4.5 Market Forecasts and Analysis; 4.6 Country Analysis; 4.7 Project Profiles; 5 Global Energy Forecasts and Analysis; 5.1 Introduction; 5.2 The Forecasting Process; 5.2.1 Offshore Renewables Databases;
5.2.2 Timing of Installation and Expenditure Forecasts; 5.2.3 Pricing Procedures; 5.2.4 The Potential for Upside;
5.2.5 The Effect of Ongoing Activities; 5.2.6 Government Stimuli; 5.2.7 Potential and Forecast; 5.2.8 Project Status; 6 Appendix; 6.1 Company Profiles and Contacts; 6.2 Project Listings.
3 Offshore Wind: 3.1 Introduction; 3.1.1 Why Offshore?; 3.1.2 The Natural Resource; 3.2 Development History
3.2.1 Operational Offshore Wind Farms; 3.2.2 Reasons for Growth; 3.2.3 Progress in 2004; 3.3 Issues; 3.3.1 Developers, Owners, Contractors and Operators; 3.3.2 Project Lifecycle; 3.3.3 Financing; 3.3.4 Subsidies; 3.3.5 Planning; 3.3.6 Insurance; 3.3.7 Public Opinion; 3.3.8 Environmental Issues; 3.4 Technology; 3.4.1 Turbines; 3.4.2 Blades; 3.4.3 Foundations; 3.4.4 Cabling and Grid Connection; 3.4.5 Innovations; 3.5 Construction; 3.5.1 Foundation Installation;
3.5.2 Turbine Installation; 3.5.3 Offshore Wind Topsides Construction Contractors; 3.5.4 Offshore Wind Construction
Vessels; 3.5.5 Supply and Demand of Installation; Vessels; 3.5.6 Cable Installation; 3.5.7 Deepwater; 3.5.8 Innovations; 3.5.9 Health and Safety; 3.6 Market Forecasts and Analysis; 3.7 Country Analysis; 3.8 Project Profiles. 4 Wave and Tidal Energy: 4.1 Introduction; 4.1.1 Why Wave and Tidal?; 4.1.2 The Natural Resource; 4.2 Development History;
4.2.1 Operational Wave and Tidal; Current Stream Projects; 4.2.2 Reasons for Growth; 4.2.3 Progress Since the Last Edition (or Progress in 2004); 4.3 Issues; 4.3.1 Developers, Owners, Contractors and Operators; 4.3.2 Project Lifecycle;
4.3.3 Commercialisation; 4.3.4 Financing; 4.3.5 Subsidies; 4.3.6 Public Opinion; 4.3.7 Environmental Issues; 4.4 Technology; 4.5 Market Forecasts and Analysis; 4.6 Country Analysis; 4.7 Project Profiles; 5 Global Energy Forecasts and Analysis; 5.1 Introduction; 5.2 The Forecasting Process; 5.2.1 Offshore Renewables Databases;
5.2.2 Timing of Installation and Expenditure Forecasts; 5.2.3 Pricing Procedures; 5.2.4 The Potential for Upside;
5.2.5 The Effect of Ongoing Activities; 5.2.6 Government Stimuli; 5.2.7 Potential and Forecast; 5.2.8 Project Status; 6 Appendix; 6.1 Company Profiles and Contacts; 6.2 Project Listings.
- Edition: 1
- Published: July 14, 2005
- Imprint: Elsevier Science
- Language: English