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1. The impact of Climate Change on extreme winds over northern Europe according to CMIP6 X. Larsén et al.
2. Outlook for Offshore Wind Energy Development in Mexico from WRF Simulations and CMIP6 Projections J. Meza-Carreto et al.
3. Projected Changes in Wind Characteristics over Ireland Based on the CMIP6 Models Under the SSP Scenarios F. Islek & M. Salauddin
4. Refining offshore wind energy potential estimates through the integration of technological evolution and climate change projections G. Nagababu et al.
5. Evolution of the European offshore renewable energy resource under multiple climate change scenarios and forecasting horizons via CMIP6 E. Barkanov et al.
6. Wind Farms’ Location and Geographical Proximity as a Key Factor in Sustainable City Development: Evidence from Poland P. Zarębski et al.
7. Severe compound events of low wind and cold temperature for the British power system L. Lücke et al.
8. The impact of future UK offshore wind farm distribution and climate change on generation performance and variability J. Giddings et al.
9. Simulating wake losses of the Danish Energy Island wind farm cluster M. van der Laan et al.
10. Energy production and inter-farm wake losses in future North Sea wind farms R. Borgers et al.
11. The Global Technical, Economic, and Feasible Potential of Renewable Electricity N. Angliviel de La Beaumelle et al.
12. Process-based climate change assessment for European winds using EURO-CORDEX and global models J. Wohland
13. Validating EURO-CORDEX climate simulations for modelling European wind power generation G. Luzia et al.
14. Future changes of global Annual and Seasonal Wind-Energy Production in CMIP6 projections considering air density variation G. Esnaola et al.
15. Wind-farm power prediction using a turbulence-optimized Gaussian wake model N. Zehtabiyan-Rezaie et al.
16. Improving the Representation of Climate Risks in Long-Term Electricity Systems Planning: a Critical Review J. Doss-Gollin et al.
17. Method of Evaluation of Potential Location of EV Charging Stations Based on Long-Term Wind Power Density in Poland O. Orynycz et al.
18. Potential effects of climate change and solar radiation modification on renewable energy resources A. Kumler et al.
19. Designing a sector-coupled European energy system robust to 60 years of historical weather data E. Gøtske et al.
20. Flow acceleration statistics: a new paradigm for wind-driven loads, towards probabilistic turbine design M. Kelly
21. Exploring the impact of surface waves on wakes using LES in the WRF model O. García-Santiago & A. Peña
22. Climate2Energy: a framework to consistently include climate change into energy system modeling J. Wohland et al.
23. Correlation challenges for North Sea offshore wind power: a Norwegian case study M. Hjelmeland & J. Nøland
24. Copernicus Data for Offshore Wind Energy: Capabilities, Applications and Emerging Trends P. Poozesh et al.
25. Spatiotemporal variation of power law exponent on the use of wind energy X. Yang et al.
26. Widespread increase in frequency and duration of European wind droughts based on CMIP6 projections I. Mostue et al.
27. Extrapolation is not enough: impacts of extreme land use change on wind profiles and wind energy according to regional climate models J. Wohland et al.
28. Quantifying climate change-driven variations in projected wind condition in the Gulf of Guinea A. Dahunsi et al.
29. Uncertainty in North Sea offshore wind power: contributions of reanalysis forcing, turbine type, and wake parameterization A. Elizalde et al.
30. Projected Changes of Wind Energy Input to Surface Waves in the North Indian Ocean Based on CMIP6 J. Li et al.
31. Climate Change and Projected Impacts on Wind Speed in the State of Kuwait H. Alhusainan & J. Greene
32. Future offshore wind energy evolution in the Bay of Biscay H. Ezpeleta et al.
33. Attribution and projection of regional winter wind energy drought in Europe S. Yu & R. Vautard
34. Quantifying the impacts of synoptic weather patterns on North Sea wind power production and ramp events under a changing climate B. Cheneka et al.