International Journal of Energy Sector Management: Volume 10 Issue 2

Guest editorial

Jan Stentoft, Ole Stegmann Mikkelsen

Reducing cost of energy in the offshore wind energy industry: The promise and potential of supply chain management

Jan Stentoft, Ram Narasimhan, Thomas Poulsen

To support ongoing industry efforts to reduce the cost of energy (CoE) of offshore wind compared to other types of energy sources, researchers are applying scientific models and…

The formation of new inter-firm relationships: a UK offshore wind sector analysis

Patrick Hennelly, Chee Yew Wong

The focus of this paper is to understand the initial formation of inter-firm relationship with the ultimate aim to form a long-term relationship in offshore-wind sector. The…

Supply chain integration opportunities for the offshore wind industry: A literature review

Ivan Francisco Martinez Neri

This paper surveys the literature on supply chain integration (SCI) to identify the state of research in the various types of studied industries and manufacturing environments…

First Lean, then modularization: improving the maintenance of offshore wind turbines

Kristian R. Petersen, Erik Skov Madsen, Arne Bilberg

This paper aims to explore how maintenance tasks can be planned and executed in a smarter way and, consequently, how the operations and maintenance of offshore wind power…

Operations and maintenance issues in the offshore wind energy sector: An explorative study

Victoria Baagøe-Engels, Jan Stentoft

There is increasing research interest in the expansion of the offshore wind energy sector. Recent research shows that operations and maintenance (O&M) account for around 20-35 per…

Evaluating the essential barrier to off-shore wind energy – an Indian perspective

Kannan Govindan, Madan Shankar

The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the essential barrier and reveal the priority among common barriers to offshore wind energy in an Indian context with the assistance of…