Technology Status - NET Nowak Energie & Technologie AG
Technology Status - NET Nowak Energie & Technologie AG
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Table 45<br />
Average Investment Costs of an On-land Wind Turbine (600 kW)<br />
€ 2000 /kW<br />
Machine frame, including ring 52.7<br />
Blades 123.8<br />
Hub, including main shaft 56.3<br />
Gear, including clutch 156.0<br />
Generator/controller 85.0<br />
Tower, including painting 112.5<br />
Hydraulics, including hoses 22.5<br />
Yaw gear 16.9<br />
Nacelle cover 32.2<br />
Insulation/cables, etc. 26.0<br />
Estimated assembly cost 22.5<br />
Total machine cost 715<br />
Civil engineering infrastructure and grid connection 185<br />
Total investment cost 900<br />
Source: DRKW.<br />
Investment costs differ considerably between on-land and offshore<br />
applications in both relative and absolute terms. For offshore<br />
installations, the foundation amounts to one-third (or more) of turbine<br />
costs. Typical turnkey installation costs are now in the range of USD<br />
1,100–2,000 per kW for offshore wind turbines and farms, i.e. 35% to<br />
100% higher than for on-land installations. The investment costs for the<br />
Middelgrunden offshore wind farm in Denmark (see Table 46) were €<br />
1,233 per kW, but costs are often higher due to construction and<br />
interconnection issues. The relative investment costs for offshore and onland<br />
wind turbines also differ. For on-land, turbines account for 75-80% of<br />
the total investment, with the remaining 20% to 25% related to civil<br />
engineering, infrastructure and grid connection. In the case of the<br />
Middelgrunden wind farm, turbines accounted for 55% of the total<br />
investment, and foundations accounted for 19%.<br />
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