ECMWF Launches Digital Twin Project for Offshore Wind Energy
The Horizon Europe-funded DTWO project, led by ECMWF, aims to create the world's first digital twin for offshore wind energy, starting in June 2024. This initiative addresses challenges in siting, wake effects, and grid integration, enhancing the efficiency and reliability of wind power generation.
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The 'Federated Digital Twins for Wind-Offshore' (DTWO) project, funded by Horizon Europe, aims to develop a digital twin for offshore wind energy. It involves 12 organizations from nine countries, including the world's largest offshore wind turbine manufacturer, and is set to commence in June 2024.
Key modeling capabilities will focus on five areas: Earth conditions, turbine wakes, siting efficiency, turbine reliability, and grid integration. ECMWF is responsible for the Earth module, slated for completion by the end of 2025, and is working on integrating other modules into the DTWO platform. The project will utilize the Digital Twin Engine developed under the EU's Destination Earth initiative, enhancing decision-making in offshore wind energy and supporting the transition to renewable energy.
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