Powered Project at Key Energy Fair, press release

A ‘Powered Project’ exhibition stand at the Fair Key Energy

Rimini November 6th to 9th.

On November 6th, the conference ‘Compared scenarios

for offshore wind: Northern Europe and the Mediterranean.

The role of P.O.W.E.R.E.D Project ‘

 

Powered Project (Project of Offshore Wind Energy: Research, Experimentation, Development), will have a stand at the ‘Key Energy’ Fair, hosted in Rimini 2013 november 6th to 9th. The subject of the Fair this year is ‘A new green deal to Italy’. The location of the stand is the no. 053 – Pavilion D7. Powered project has organized a public event, ‘Compared scenarios for offshore wind: Northern Europe and the Mediterranean. The role of the Project P.O.W.E.R.E.D’, that will be hosted November 6th in Camelia hall (Ist Floor Hall B6 ). The meeting will be chaired by Mara Roncuzzi –  the Cancellor of Environment for Province of Ravenna – and by Alberto Rebucci (Supervisor of Production activity and EC Policies for the Province of Ravenna), will begin at 2 pm: after the registration of participants the conference will start with the speeches of Corrado Clini (Director General Ministry of the Environment) , Mara Roncuzzi (Cancellor of Environment for Province of Ravenna) and Mauro Di Dalmazio (Councillor for the environment and energy Abruzzo Region).

The reports will begin at 14.45: Antonio Sorgi – Ercole Cauti (Abruzzo Region), POWERED Lead & Project Manager ‘The project POWERED (Project of Offshore Wind Energy: Research, Experimentation, Development)’, Lorenzo Facco ( CETMA) ‘Analysis of the ‘state of the art’ regarding to the environmental and energy policies in the Adriatic sea’, Edoardo Prina (Wind Power division  Italy) ‘Siemens and Siemens Wind Power – 160 years of innovation and 30 years of service to the wind energy sector’, Kai Gyldenloeve Roetink (Offshore Wind, EMEA) ‘Evolution and new horizons of offshore wind market: technological innovation and drivers to bring down the cost of energy’, Renato Ricci (Marche Polytechnic University) ‘The wind resource of the Adriatic Sea for POWERED Project’, Antonio Pusceddu (Marche Polytechnic University) ‘Environmental sustainability of offshore wind power in the Adriatic Sea’, Enzo Titone (Micoperi Ltd) ‘The POWERED network of meteorologic mast: the transformation of a flare tower in an high quality meteorological station’, Michele Rialti (Tozzi Nord) ‘POWERED Project for the development of a Green Port: The experience of Tozzi Nord’, Daniela Moderini (Team POWERED ) ‘Wind landscapes in the Adriatic Sea’. At the end the program schedules a discussion panel and a debate.

The aim of the European project Powered – funded by the IPA Adriatic Cross-border Programme 2007-2013 – is to check if and where there are wind conditions to invest in large offshore wind farms: thanks to the development of sophisticated mathematical models and data collected from the anemometer network. The data will be ‘certified’ and will provide useful elements to install any wind farm along the Adriatic coast, starting from the major ports.

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Lead partner Abruzzo Region Directorate for Bureau Affairs, Legislative and EC Policies, External Affairs Department for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Sources, Energy Sector, Ministry of Economy of Montenegro Veneto Agricoltura, regional agency for agriculture, forestry and agri-food sectors

Province of Ravenna
Marche Region Environment and Landscape Department

Molise Region Programming Department
Apulia Region Mediterranean Department

Marche Polytechnic University
CETMA Consortium Engineering, Design and Materials Center Micoperi marine contractors srl

Italian Ministry for Environment and Land and Sea
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Energy, Republic of Albania

Municipality of Komiza
European Union Adriatic IPA