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Due its long-lasting experience in the Balkans, Energiewerkstatt was invited to give a presentation at this year’s Balkan Wind Power Conference in Belgrade. Andreas Krenn introduced to an interested audience the challenges and strategies of a successful wind resource investigation in the Balkan region. The presentation can be downloaded from the following link. Präsentation Andreas…

At the EWEA 2013 Andreas Krenn presented aspects of project development in the former Yugoslavian Countries Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia Herzegovina. He addressed challenges the three SEEWIND Operators Adria Wind Power, Masurica and Elektroprivreda BiH have encountered as well as opportunities of wind farm deployment in those regions. The presentation can be downloaded from the…

The 7th and last General Assembly Meeting of Project SEEWIND took place in Belgrade on the 28th of November 2012.

The European Commission formally has agreed to grant a 2nd project extension of additional 18 months. Hence the new project duration is 70 months and the official project end has been shifted to the 19th of March 2013.

The 6th General Assembly Meeting took place in Zagreb on the 3rd and 4th of May 2011. The meeting focused on the remaining tasks of Project SEEWIND and the issues to be accomplished until 19th of September 2011.

The Bosnian Company Elektroprivreda BiH has been accepted by the European Commission as an additional SEEWIND Contractor. Due to the sale of Project Mostar to EP BiH, this company now is responsible as the new operator for the project location Podvelez in Bosnia Herzegovina. Vjetroenergetika remains in the Consortium as a research partner.

Wind Energy Conference Ice & Rocks III – 5th & 6th of May The conference has been organised by Energiewerkstatt, Meteotest and DEWI in the course of the FP6 Research and Demonstration Project SEEWIND and focused on challenges regarding planning and operation of wind farms in complex terrain. More than 70 participants listened to the…

The last SEEWIND Meeting took place in Sarajevo on the 1st and 2nd of April 2010. The Prime Minister of the Federation Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mr. Mujezinovic, addressed the SEEWIND Consortium in a personal speech and emphasised the importance of Project SEEWIND for his country.

Due to the difficult situation regarding project development in Rudine, Mostar and Vlasina, the European Commission has granted a project extension of additional 16 months. Hence, the official end of the SEEWIND Project has been shifted to September 2011.

On the 14th of August Meteotest installed a SODAR measurement device in Vlasina, which will give information on the vertical wind profile in the project area. Parallel to the installation of Meteotest, Energiewerkstatt erected a 30m measurement mast, which is required for the calibration of the SODAR data.