Abstract
As renewable energy sources offshore wind energy develop quickly, countries like Norway with long coastlines are exploring their potential. However, the diverse wind resources across different regions of Norway present challenges for study for effective utilization of offshore wind energy. This study proposes a novel method that utilizes transfer learning techniques to analyse the resource differences between these areas for optimum energy generation. The suggested approach is tested using real-world wind data from Norway's southern, middle, and northern regions. The results show that transfer learning successfully bridges resource discrimination, boosting wind resource prediction precision in the target domains. The work can contribute to optimizing offshore wind energy utilization in Norway by addressing the resource disparities and forecasting between the different regions.
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