Estudos de sistemas de transmissão e integração de turbinas eólicas em unidades offshore

Renewable energies are gaining more and more prominence on the world stage, and the sea path is one of the routes in that direction, wind energy is one of the renewable sources that has great advantages in energy generation. Brazil does not yet have an offshore wind farm in operation, but it is a matter of time, the potential of winds in the Brazilian seas for electricity generation is over 700 GW, according to Energy Research Company (ERC) and the first energy auction offshore wind is scheduled to take place in 2023, this is one of the cleanest electricity matrices in the world, but its use requires the companies involved, the government, investors and society; the understanding that there are risks and possible environmental impacts that this technology can generate. This article aims to present a case study showing the HVAC and HVDC submarine offshore transmission in a 5 MW floating offshore wind farm to be installed in the North Coast region of São Paulo, that is, in the pre-salt cradle in the Santos Basin.