Assessment of wind potential in the Administrative Marine Zone of Tamaulipas including multiple criteria

This research assesses the offshore wind resource in the Administrative Marine Zone of Tamaulipas using an integrated methodology based on Geographic Information Systems. Following various published methodologies and relevant literature, a set of exclusion criteria is defined, grouped into three categories: techno-economic, social, and environmental. Additionally, the energy performance of different wind turbines is compared under the site’s specific conditions to identify the most suitable model for the marine zone. The results of the study indicate that 1.33% of the area is available for wind turbine installation, distributed across two optimal zones for offshore wind farm development. Together, these areas could support an installed capacity of approximately 12,068.1 MW of electric power.

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Wind Engineering
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2026-02-14
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https://doi.org/10.1177/0309524x261425174
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Wind Energy Research and Development
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This research assesses the offshore wind resource in the Administrative Marine Zone of Tamaulipas using an integrated methodology based on Geographic Information Systems. Following various published methodologies and relevant literature, a set of exclusion criteria is defined, grouped into three categories: techno-economic, social, and environmental. Additionally, the energy performance of different wind turbines is compared under the site’s specific conditions to identify the most suitable model for the marine zone. The results of the study indicate that 1.33% of the area is available for wind turbine installation, distributed across two optimal zones for offshore wind farm development. Together, these areas could support an installed capacity of approximately 12,068.1 MW of electric power.

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Universidad Popular de la Chontalpa (MX), Universidad del Istmo (PA), Instituto Tecnológico y de Energías Renovables (ES), Universidad de Ciencias y Artes de Chiapas (MX), Universidad del Istmo (GT)
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