Wind Resource Assessment (WRA) and Energy Yield Analysis
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This subcontract focuses on Wind Resource Assessment and Energy Yield Analysis to support prime contractors on NYSERDA offshore wind predevelopment projects in New York. The primary objective is to quantify energy production potential through the installation and monitoring of meteorological masts and floating LiDAR systems. These efforts enable the performance of detailed wind speed modeling and the generation of P50 and P90 energy production estimates. The technical execution requires the use of industry-standard modeling software, specifically WindSim or OpenWind, to ensure accuracy in data analysis. Key deliverables for the contract include comprehensive Wind Resource Assessment Reports and Annual Energy Production estimates. The project falls under NAICS code 541330 and is scheduled with a response deadline extending to December 31, 2029.
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Offshore Wind Project Predevelopment Program Opportunity Notice
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