Feasibility study:Powering FPSOs from wind farms, North sea case study

This book will investigate possible methods to reduce Greenhouse Gases (GHG) emission of a Floating Production Storage and Offloading vessel (FPSO). The feasibility study utilizes a system which uses current or planned wind farms to power FPSO/s. It will also consider the United Kingdom Continental Shelf (UKCS) as an isolated case study. The methods used to study the feasibility of such a project are done by using a Power Simulation Analysis (PSA) and a Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA). The PSA demonstrated the feasibility of wind farm/s sufficiently powering a FPSO/s and the CBA shall demonstrate the economic feasibility of carrying out such a project. In each case, the validity, assumptions made and limitations of analysis are discussed. In the final section, this book, will discuss the feasibility of such a project, its benefits and short comings by using results obtained from the methods mentioned above.

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I have a 7 year academic career within marine/offshore/shipping related studies with some work experience related to offshore marine engineering. I originate from the Southeast shipping hub that is Singapore and have extended my academic capacity by graduating from the acclaimed civic University; Newcastle University.