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A wind turbine's power curve relates its power production to the wind speedit experiences. The typical shape of a power curve is well known and has beenstudied extensively; however, the power curves of individual turbine models canvary widely from one another. This is due to both the technical features of theturbine (power density, cut-in and cut-out speeds, limits on rotational speedand aerodynamic efficiency), and environmental factors (turbulence intensity,air density, wind shear and wind veer). Data on individual power curves areoften proprietary and only available through commercial databases.  We therefore develop an open-source model which can generate the power curveof any turbine, adapted to the specific conditions of any site. This can employone of six parametric models advanced in the literature, and accounts for theeleven variables mentioned above. The model is described, the impact of eachtechnical and environmental feature is examined, and it is then validatedagainst the manufacturer power curves of 91 turbine models. Versions of themodel are made available in MATLAB, R and Python code for the community.

A parametric model for wind turbine power curves incorporating environmental conditions