Dr. Thomas Ackermann

Chief Executive Officer, Energynautics

Member of the Natural Resources Council

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Council Member Biography

Thomas Ackermann, PhD, is the Chief Executive Officer of Energynautics; specializing in distributed power generation in wind power and electricity market deregulation. Dr. Ackermann has experience in providing energy consultancy services in Germany, Sweden, China, USA, New Zealand, Australia, and India. He is also a senior lecturer at Royal Institute of Technology. Dr. Ackermann holds a MS in Industrial Engineering from the Technical University, Germany and an MS in Physics from Dunedin University, New Zealand, and a PhD from the Royal University of Technology in Sweden. He has published more than 70 academic and scientific publications on renewable power generation, distributed generation, network integration of distributed generation, and market regulation in liberalized electricity markets. Dr. Ackermann has also authored a book on Wind Power in Power Systems. (This is me - Update Profile)

Employment History

2000 - Unspecified: Chief Executive Officer, Energynautics
1998 - 2007: Senior Lecturer, KUNGLIGA TEKNISKA HOGSKOLAN
1998 - 1999: Researcher, INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH LIMITED
1996 - 1997: Researcher, DesignPower
1996 - 1997: Engineer, Tacke Windtechnik
1995 - 1996: Consultant, PRICE WATERHOUSE LTD
1994 - 1995: Project Engineer, Gesellschaft für Technologische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ)
1993 - 1994: Consultant, Roland Berger & Partner GmbH

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5 MW Wind Turbines become a reality

September 8, 2006

Analysis of:Five Megawatt Turbine Installed Offshore | www.renewableenergyaccess.com

- 5 MW (and even 6 MW) wind turbines start to enter the market

- 5 MW prototypes are considered tested enough to be used in very demanding offshore locations

- 5 to 6 MW turbines will restart the European offshore wind energy market

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GLG Study Groups with Thomas Ackermann(?)

Study Group Name	No. Members
Utilities and Power Generation Industry Experts (EU)	1735
Utilities and Power Generation Consultants (EU)	599
US Wind Power Experts	179
Wind Power Experts (EU)	138
Solar Power Experts (EU)	135