Windenergie ist bekanntermaßen durch ihre vielen Einflussfaktoren besonders schwer vorherzusagen. Regionale, kleinräumige Effekte wie die Vegetation oder benachbarte Anlagen beeinflussen die Stromerzeugung in großem Maßstab. Dies macht Vorhersagen, die ausschließlich auf Wetterdaten basieren, unzuverlässig, da ihre geografische Auflösung zu grob ist. Die Lösung ist die Verwendung Ihrer historischen Produktionsdaten. All diese Effekte sind darin versteckt! Unsere Algorithmen können Ihre Daten wie ein offenes Buch lesen und auf die regionalen Besonderheiten des Standortes schließen. Ergänzt durch Wetterdaten aus einer Vielzahl von Quellen, wenden wir die Technologie des maschinellen Lernens auf Ihre Produktionsdaten an, um ein optimales Modell zu erlernen, das Ihren spezifischen Bedürfnissen entspricht. Unsere Spezialität ist das Lernen von analytischen Modellen mittels Datacentric AI, Meta Search Strategies und anderen Methoden, unsere Algorithmen verfügen jedoch auch über alle gängigen Deep-Learning-Techniken. Das Ergebnis ist eine Vorhersage von nie dagewesener Präzision. Ganz gleich, ob Sie hochpräzise Intraday-Prognosen benötigen, um finanzielle Verluste im Energiehandel zu minimieren, oder ob Sie kurzfristige Vorhersagen benötigen, um die Stromproduktion zur Erfüllung regulatorischer Anforderungen genauestens abzuschätzen, entscheiden Sie sich für 4cast.
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Happy Holidays! Wishing all our followers a joyous and restful holiday season. We are immensely grateful for your support and engagement throughout the year. May this time be filled with happiness, warmth, and cherished moments with family and friends. We look forward to starting the new year together and embracing the opportunities and challenges ahead. Thank you for being part of our journey.
Welcome to Day 23 of our Advent series, where we debunk myths about renewable energy! Myth: The expansion of renewable energy threatens supply security. Reality: Wind and solar energy are variable, but a secure energy supply can still be based on these technologies. Numerous German and international studies confirm this. The best evidence is Germany's own power supply: In the first half of 2019, renewable energies covered around 44% of Germany's total electricity consumption. According to relevant assessments, Germany's power supply is very secure, even by international standards. Other countries, such as Denmark, also achieve very high shares of wind and solar energy in their electricity mix. The growing integration of renewable energy technologies enhances supply security through diversification and technological advancements. Stay connected for more insights shared every day this Advent season! #RenewableEnergy #WindEnergy #SolarEnergy #4cast #SupplySecurity #GreenEnergy #Sustainability
Welcome to Day 22 of our Advent series, where we debunk myths about renewable energy! Myth: Wind energy consumes huge areas of land. Reality: Less than 3% of Germany's land area is sufficient to meet the current electricity consumption with wind energy. Wind power is the most land-efficient form of electricity generation. According to studies by the Thünen Institute in Braunschweig, one hectare of wind power can supply 6,000 households with electricity for a year. In comparison, one hectare of ground-mounted photovoltaic systems can supply 230 households, while one hectare of maize for biogas can only supply seven households. Wind energy is a highly efficient way to generate electricity, utilizing minimal land area for maximum energy output. Stay connected for more myths busted and insights shared every day this Advent season! #RenewableEnergy #WindEnergy #4cast #LandEfficiency #GreenEnergy #Sustainability
Welcome to Day 21 of our Advent series, where we debunk myths about renewable energy! Myth: Wind energy harms tourism. Reality: Various studies and innovative holiday destinations demonstrate that tourism and wind energy not only coexist but can also positively impact visitor numbers and overnight stays. A study by the Institute for Tourism and Spa Research in Northern Europe (NIT) found that only about 1-2% of vacationers in Schleswig-Holstein would not return to the state because of wind energy. Approximately 98% of respondents cited no landscape-related reasons for avoiding Schleswig-Holstein. Over a 15-year period, the feeling of disturbance by wind turbines has even slightly decreased. Wind energy can coexist with tourism, contributing to local economies and sustainable energy goals. Stay connected for more myths busted and insights shared every day this Advent season! #RenewableEnergy #WindEnergy #4cast #Tourism #GreenEnergy #Sustainability
Welcome to Day 20 of our Advent series, where we debunk myths about renewable energy! Myth: The solar boom is over. Reality: In recent months, the desire for self-sufficiency with renewable energy has surged dramatically. According to the German Solar Industry Association, around 141,000 solar storage systems were installed in 2021, marking an increase of over 60% compared to the previous year. With approximately 59 gigawatts of installed solar capacity nationwide in 2021, solar energy is at a record high and continues to grow steadily. The increasing adoption of solar technology reflects a robust and ongoing solar boom. Stay tuned for more insights every day until Christmas! #RenewableEnergy #SolarEnergy #4cast #SolarBoom #GreenEnergy #Sustainability
Welcome to Day 19 of our Advent series, where we debunk myths about renewable energy! Myth: Wind turbines destroy forest areas. Reality: What is often referred to as "wind in the forest" is better described as "wind energy on forestry lands." Areas with particularly valuable deciduous and mixed forests or protected areas with high ecological value for humans and animals are always excluded from wind energy use. On forestry lands, wind energy can be a crucial partner in promoting climate-resilient mixed forests. Wind turbines require only small-scale clearings. Deforested areas caused by drought and pests can be immediately used for wind energy installations. Wind energy thus supports sustainable forest management and contributes to climate protection. Stay connected for more myths busted and insights shared every day this Advent season! #RenewableEnergy #WindEnergy #4cast #Forestry #Sustainability #GreenEnergy #ClimateProtection
Welcome to Day 18 of our Advent series, where we debunk myths about renewable energy! Myth: PV systems require a lot of maintenance and effort to operate. Reality: Modern PV systems are almost maintenance-free, enabling businesses to operate them reliably and cost-effectively. Experts recommend regular inspections and cleanings, supported by automated monitoring systems to ensure the PV system's functionality in daily operations. With these measures in place, companies benefit from low operating costs, high system availability, and cheaper electricity—independent of market fluctuations. Embracing photovoltaic technology means enjoying long-term reliability and efficiency with minimal maintenance efforts. Stay tuned for more insights every day until Christmas! #RenewableEnergy #SolarEnergy #4cast #Photovoltaics #Maintenance #GreenEnergy #Sustainability
Welcome to Day 17 of our Advent series, where we debunk myths about renewable energy! Myth: Wind turbines kill masses of birds. Reality: Studies show that birds often exhibit avoidance behavior around wind turbines. While it is true that birds can be harmed if they perceive turbines as obstacles too late, the numbers are much lower compared to other hazards. The German NABU (Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union) estimates bird fatalities due to wind turbines in Germany to be between 10,000 and 100,000 per year. In comparison, over 18 million birds die annually in Germany from collisions with glass, with some estimates going as high as 115 million. Despite this, the wind energy industry takes bird protection seriously. Wind park planners adhere to strict environmental protection regulations and implement mitigation measures to create new habitats for threatened species. Stay connected for more myths busted and insights shared every day this Advent season! #RenewableEnergy #WindEnergy #4cast #BirdProtection #GreenEnergy #Sustainability
Welcome to Day 16 of our Advent series, where we debunk myths about renewable energy! Myth: PV modules contain toxic substances. Reality: Modern PV modules are made from environmentally friendly materials and do not release harmful substances when disposed of properly. The key is to consider the conditions under which critical substances are present and in what quantities they are released. Almost all technical devices contain small amounts of substances like heavy metals. However, the industry has made significant strides in environmental compatibility, with ongoing innovations in material research and production technology leading to better processing methods. Investing in modern photovoltaic technology is safe for both the environment and public health. Stay tuned for more insights every day until Christmas! #RenewableEnergy #SolarEnergy #4cast #Photovoltaics #Safety #GreenEnergy #Sustainability