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Hamburg, September 28 Aidan Cronin, Chair ETIPWind ETIPWind from SGRE side 50 trips over 104 days and some 100000euro investment + Pay Realisation that setting the EU collective technical agenda going forward is key to leadership


  1. Hamburg, September 28 Aidan Cronin, Chair ETIPWind

  2. ETIPWind from SGRE side • 50 trips over 104 days and some 100000euro investment + Pay • Realisation that setting the EU collective technical agenda going forward is key to leadership and survival of industy and the academic institiutions needed to support it. • Only agenda was to get the organization to work and support all members as best we could. • R&I support now a written goal of WE Board • Cross national research has proved difficult but cross border research is alive and well and thriving. ETIPWind needs to make the collective forum with EERA and EAWE stronger - to deliver credible, high impact technology roadmaps to policy makers. We have a huge solution we need to translate it into tangible answers. The challenge is huge and you are part of the insurance that can give the world a future.

  3. CTO group input to Patrick Child Driving market development with targeted R&I

  4. Some of the main inputs to Patrick Child • Merit based R&I funding for all TRL ´ s onshore and offshore. • System integration . • sector coupling is key, outdated transport system needs new electrical fleet and seasonal storage is a must going forward. • Competitive environment with China that has a huge funding budget for research that can only be matched at EU-wide level. • Floating will be vital to unlock wind’s true carbon free energy potential. • Need to nurture and train the needed engineers, scientists and specialists going forward. • Need to suppport development of new technologies and new materials. • Increased importance of recycling components – blades are a specific problem. • New technologies for O&M and harmonise the amalgamation of national rules. • Offshore balance of plant . • Key competitive area – more international alignment and cost reduction.

  5. European Commission reply On R&I funding • Horizon Europe will be the biggest R&I funding programme ever, especially with Brexit. • ETS Innovation Fund will support close to market innovation On the sector’s R&I priorities • Agreement on transversal challenges (electrification, digitalisation) • Acknowledged that offshore wind is an R&I success, but that onshore needs support too to retain industrial base (vs China) On sector coupling • Asked explicitly for solutions to help transport and heavy industry decarbonise – We promised to answer.

  6. Engaging the wider energy R&I community (1) Workshop Workshop Workshop Roundtable on R&I on on long term on sector priorities digitalisation priorities coupling

  7. Engaging the wider energy R&I community (2)

  8. Status • EU knows wind exists again and is important. • Funding increased – need suitable projects • Setting the agenda with your work for WE • Digitalization • Sector coupling • Developing bonds to ECPE, Eschel, EMIRI • Vital that ETIPWind continues to support R&I with UK going forward – This mentioned to EU whenever possible.

  9. 94.1 billion euro

  10. Horizon Europe structure (proposal) Global Open Open Science Challenges Innovation Climate, energy Health Society Industry Environment & mobility Manufacturing Energy supply technologies Advanced Energy systems materials & grids Circular Industry in industries transition Low-carbon Energy storage industries … …

  11. Horizon Europe budget (proposal) European Research Area 2.1 billion euro 2% Open Innovation Open Science 13.5 billion euro 25.8 billion euro 14% 28% Global Challenges 52.7 billion euro 56%

  12. Regulation (2018/0224 (COD)) Decision (2018/0225 (COD)) • Rules of participation • Programme implementation • Eligibility • Pillars • Costs & funding rates • Clusters • Data • Areas of intervention • Missions • Evaluation • Strategic Planning • Budget • Rapporteur: C. Ehler (EPP) • Rapporteur: D. Nica (S&D)

  13. • Ensure a robust budget for energy and climate action; • Support innovation in renewable power generation at all Technology Readiness Levels; • Support enabling technologies for stable energy systems with high penetration rates of variable renewable energy; • Support electrification of industrial processes, heating & cooling and transport using variable renewable energy.

  14. ETIPWind ends, but…

  15. ETIPWind overall structure

  16. ETIPWind Executive Committee 2019-2021 • Define the sector’s Research & Innovation priorities; • Provide the content for the platform’s key documents ; • Approve the project’s key deliverables; • Ensure the platform’s activities are compliant with the mission; • Engage with working group level stakeholders from other sectors; • Support the delivery of the platform’s messages at national and European level.

  17. Shaping Horizon Europe Horizon Europe timeline SRIA (2018) ETIPWind II publications

  18. Next (physical) meetings Meetings for 2018 • Tbc December – tbc Meetings for 2019 • 15 January 2019 – Trondheim @ EERA Deepwind conference • 2-4 April 2019 – Bilbao @ WindEurope Conference & Exhibition 2019 • Tbc June 2019 – Brussels • Tbc September 2019 - tbc • 26-28 November 2019 – Copenhagen @ WindEurope Offshore 2019

  19. Strategic Research & Innovation Agenda (SRIA) • Medium to long term; • Sector-wide; • Covering all Technology Readiness Levels; • Onshore & offshore; • Suitable for public funding;

  20. SET-Plan wind energy technology roadmap 2009

  21. ETIPWind Technology Roadmap <-> SRIA Broad 2018 SRIA 2019 Roadmap • What are the challenges? • Where are we headed? • What are the priorities? • How do we get there? • What is suited for • When do we get there? common action? Specific

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