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Scientific, Technological & Economic Needs in Research &

Development for Wind Energy in Switzerland

Reza Abhari ETH Zurich

Workshop Forschungsprogramm Windenergie Berne

12 September 2011

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Basic & Applied Fields of Wind Energy Have Swiss Expertise

Laboratory for Energy Conversion 2

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Laboratory for Energy Conversion 3

Elements of a Swiss Research & Development Program

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Laboratory for Energy Conversion 4

Concluding Remarks

• A Swiss wind research & development program should be engaged locally and nationally within Switzerland, with a goal of being globally recognised for excellence in economically feasible innovation for the wind industry

• A successful Swiss wind research & development program

promote socially and economically viable wind energy in Switzerland

foster security of Switzerland’s energy supply

develop local knowhow and feasibility of renewable energy

build-up Swiss competence for further business opportunities

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