References generally listed in text at the draft except as stated below.
DEWI refer for general information and reference list to:
Söker, H. et al.: North Sea Offshore Wind - A Powerhouse for Europe. Technical Possibilities and Ecological Considerations. A Study for Greenpeace. Hamburg, Germany: Greenpeace, 2000. (Section 3). Can be downloaded from:
www.greenpeace.de->Themen&Kampagnen->Energie&Solar->Wind (http://www.greenpeace.de/GP_DOK_3P/STU_LANG/C04ST05.PDF )
[1] Abbreviations: IEC61400-1: International standard on wind turbine safety; GL-OWT: GL regulation for the certification of offshore wind energy convertion systems (1995); API: American Petrol institute – recommended practice for planning, designing and constructing fixed offshore platforms; GLO: GL rules for classification and construction, III offshore technology (1999); DoE: UK Dept. of Energy; GL: regulation for certification….(1999); DBD: design basis for Danish demonstration offshore projects; DS: Danish Standard; DNV: Det Norske Veritas, EN: European Norm, OWITES: Offshore Wind Turbine at Exposed Sites.