Renewable Energy / Aker Solutions / Land-Based Wind Energy Systems / Norwegian Water Resources / Crane / Enova / Statoil / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Sweden / Norway / United Kingdom / /
Currency
NOK / USD / EUR / /
Facility
David E. Weir / OWEC Tower / /
IndustryTerm
large national energy / local utilities / friendly technology / lidar systems / wind energy / Annual energy / offshore wind energy / ocean energy / energy efficiency measures / wind energy systems / technology development / energy sources / electricity certificates / energy directive / energy research / electricity certificate market/scheme / electricity users purchase / wind energy deployment / sustainable energy / electricity consumer / wind turbine manufacturing industry / electricity use / market-based electricity certificate scheme / Electric energy / energy / energy production / electricity / energy support schemes / energy consumption / explicit wind energy target / electricity certificate scheme / electricity consumption / offshore wind turbine substructure solutions / considerable new wind energy installations / electricity production / energy efficiency / solar energy / energy system / net electricity export / offshore oil industry / /
NaturalFeature
North Sea / /
Organization
Research Council of Norway / Research Council / Crane-free / Norwegian Research Council / Research Center for Offshore Wind Technology / Enova SF / Energy Directorate / Center for Environmental / European Union / Norwegian Center for Offshore Wind Energy / /
Person
KONGSBERG MARITIME / Harald Rikheim / Fred Olsen Renewables / Erik Gilje / KONGSBERG MARITIME AS / /
30 Norway 1.0 Overview In 2013, 97.5 MW of new wind power capacity was installed in Norway. Total installed capacity was 811 MW at the end of the year and production of wind power in 2013 was