Regulation for offshore wind power development in Brazil

Offshore wind power is one of the fastest growing renewable energies and the Brazilian coastline with nearly 9650 km has a great wind potential. Even though offshore oil and gas regulation is well established, this is still unknown for offshore wind power. This article aims to propose a regulatory f...

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Principais autores: González, Mario Orestes Aguirre, Santiso, Andressa Medeiros, Melo, David Cassimiro, Vasconcelos, Rafael Monteiro
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Idioma:English
Publicado em: Elsevier
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Market development
Installation of offshore wind farms
Offshore wind power
Regulatory process
Consent process
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spelling ri-123456789-328782024-03-19T04:07:12Z Regulation for offshore wind power development in Brazil González, Mario Orestes Aguirre Santiso, Andressa Medeiros Melo, David Cassimiro Vasconcelos, Rafael Monteiro Market development Installation of offshore wind farms Offshore wind power Regulatory process Consent process Offshore wind power is one of the fastest growing renewable energies and the Brazilian coastline with nearly 9650 km has a great wind potential. Even though offshore oil and gas regulation is well established, this is still unknown for offshore wind power. This article aims to propose a regulatory framework for development of offshore wind power in Brazil. A literature review and case studies were conducted on offshore wind regulation in Denmark, United Kingdom and Germany and on Brazilian offshore oil and gas. The framework involves three macro phases: Pre-development, Development and Operation and Post-Operation. As Brazil is a new market, the use of two concession regimes is proposed: open door and tender. The framework proposes a feed-in tariff contracted in the tender with readjustments by the General Index of Market Prices. The required licenses, authorized by ANEEL, IBAMA and COMAER are: area concession, simplified license for studies, marine and air collision, cable laying, construction and operation and pre-decommissioning. The research concludes that the legal framework should consider the entire life cycle of wind farm in order to avoid future regulatory problems such as those that occurred with the offshore oil and gas, which did not consider the decommissioning stage 2025-11 2021-07-12T23:54:46Z 2020-10 article GONZÁLEZ, Mario Orestes Aguirre; SANTISO, Andressa Medeiros; MELO, David Cassimiro de; VASCONCELOS, Rafael Monteiro de. Regulation for offshore wind power development in Brazil. Energy Policy, [S.L.], v. 145, p. 111756, out. 2020. Disponível em: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0301421520304791?via%3Dihub. Acesso em: 29 abr. 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.enpol.2020.111756. 0301-4215 https://repositorio.ufrn.br/handle/123456789/32878 10.1016/j.enpol.2020.111756 en Elsevier
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language English
topic Market development
Installation of offshore wind farms
Offshore wind power
Regulatory process
Consent process
spellingShingle Market development
Installation of offshore wind farms
Offshore wind power
Regulatory process
Consent process
González, Mario Orestes Aguirre
Santiso, Andressa Medeiros
Melo, David Cassimiro
Vasconcelos, Rafael Monteiro
Regulation for offshore wind power development in Brazil
description Offshore wind power is one of the fastest growing renewable energies and the Brazilian coastline with nearly 9650 km has a great wind potential. Even though offshore oil and gas regulation is well established, this is still unknown for offshore wind power. This article aims to propose a regulatory framework for development of offshore wind power in Brazil. A literature review and case studies were conducted on offshore wind regulation in Denmark, United Kingdom and Germany and on Brazilian offshore oil and gas. The framework involves three macro phases: Pre-development, Development and Operation and Post-Operation. As Brazil is a new market, the use of two concession regimes is proposed: open door and tender. The framework proposes a feed-in tariff contracted in the tender with readjustments by the General Index of Market Prices. The required licenses, authorized by ANEEL, IBAMA and COMAER are: area concession, simplified license for studies, marine and air collision, cable laying, construction and operation and pre-decommissioning. The research concludes that the legal framework should consider the entire life cycle of wind farm in order to avoid future regulatory problems such as those that occurred with the offshore oil and gas, which did not consider the decommissioning stage
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Santiso, Andressa Medeiros
Melo, David Cassimiro
Vasconcelos, Rafael Monteiro
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title_short Regulation for offshore wind power development in Brazil
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