Analysis of Generations of Wind Power Technologies Based on Technology Life Cycle Approach

Authors

  • M. Dehghani Madavar Department of Renewable Energy
  • MH Ghodousi Nezhad energy system engineering at the University of Tehran
  • Dr. Alireza Aslani renewable energy and environment department at the University of Tehran
  • Dr. Marja Naaraonja University of Vaasa, Finland

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.13052/dgaej2156-3306.3233

Keywords:

Wind power, Technology Life Cycle, Forecasting, Patent

Abstract

Utilization of renewable energy technologies is one of the strate-
gies of the governments in order to increase the level of energy security.
One of the main renewable energy resources with fast utilization growth
is wind power. However, development of wind power is highly de-
pended on its related technologºies. Therefore, wind power technology
forecasting is an indispensable requirement to understand how each of
the wind energy domains will improve in the future. This research is to
focus on the analysis of wind power technologies based on the technol-
ogy life cycle approach. The contributions can help researchers, technol-
ogy futurists, and policy makers to focus better on the related R&D and
utilization policies.

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Author Biographies

M. Dehghani Madavar, Department of Renewable Energy

M. Dehghani Madvar is an MSc. student of the energy system
engineering at the University of Tehran, Iran. He has a BSc. in chemi-
cal engineering. His research interests include energy technologies, and
technology assessments.

MH Ghodousi Nezhad, energy system engineering at the University of Tehran

MH Ghodousi Nezhad is an MSc. student of the energy system
engineering at the University of Tehran. He has a BSc. in chemical en-
gineering. His research interests include feasibility studies of energy
systems, and energy conversion.

Dr. Alireza Aslani, renewable energy and environment department at the University of Tehran

Dr. Alireza Aslani, corresponding author, is an assistant professor
of the renewable energy and environment department at the University
of Tehran. He is also researcher at the University of Vaasa in Finland and
adjunct faculty member of Maastricht School of Management in Nether-
land. His research interests include energy modeling, energy economics,
and security of energy supply. E-mail: alireza.aslani@uva.fi

Dr. Marja Naaraonja, University of Vaasa, Finland

Dr. Marja Naaraonja is an associate professor of the University of
Vaasa, Finland. She is an expert in the fields of innovation and technol-
ogy management. Her research interests include, knowledge manage-
ment, innovation management, and energy future centers.

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2017-06-23

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Madavar, M. D. ., Nezhad, M. G. ., Aslani, D. A. ., & Naaraonja, D. M. . (2017). Analysis of Generations of Wind Power Technologies Based on Technology Life Cycle Approach. Distributed Generation &Amp; Alternative Energy Journal, 32(3), 52–79. https://doi.org/10.13052/dgaej2156-3306.3233

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