The SeaTwirl S1 prototype in operation off a wooded shore, with buoys around the turbine

2019.06.24 Interview

Business Developer Efva Willén interviewed about the advantages of SeaTwirl

In the paper Process Nordic Efva Willén explains the advantages of SeaTwirl. - Vertical axis wind turbines do not need to be turned up against the wind as they can work in all wind directions.

In the paper Process Nordic Efva Willén explains the advantages of SeaTwirl.

- Vertical axis wind turbines do not need to be turned up against the wind as they can work in all wind directions. Research shows that the vertical axis technology is more scalable, in the future we can see vertical axis turbines up to 30 MW.

Read the complete article here (in Swedish): De satsar på flytande elproduktion

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SeaTwirl – combating climate change with floating vertical-axis wind turbines

SeaTwirls Business Development Manager, Efva Willén, has been interviewed in Periscope

2021.11.09 Interview

Interview with SeaTwirl's CEO

SeaTwirl's CEO, Peter Laurits, was interviewed by Aktiespararna where he talked about the benefits of vertical-axis wind turbines and renewable energy. Read the full article here (in Swedish only)

2019.05.10 Explained

Floating outlook for SeaTwirl and Vertical-Axis Wind Turbines

Vertical-axis wind turbines have so far been relegated to margins of the wind power industry. That might change when floating wind farms starts to get established, experts says to Green Tech Media.

Links

[1] Back to the main site seatwirl.com/
[2] De satsar på flytande elproduktion www.processnet.se/article/view/665251/de_satsar_pa_flytande_elproduktion?token=9gntwubu9twtvy4zod34ji8pbupw5lhr