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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.
SeaTwirl is proudly sponsoring Niklas, who together with the crew of 5 people are trying to beat the world record of rowing over the Atlantic Ocean!
SeaTwirl was one of the companies that been invited to speak at a climate seminar at Chalmers. After an introductory talk by Mattias Goldmann, CEO of the green think tank Fores, all the nine invited companies gave a …
SeaTwirl and the potential in floating wind power gets a spread in the latest issue of the Swedish power companies’ customer magazines.
SeaTwirl recently visited Aberdeen and the conference Floating Offshore Wind UK 2018. The takeaway from the trip, that encompassed a visit to a wind farm in addition to presentations and mingling at the conference, was …
SeaTwirl participated in a seminar about offshore renewable energy at the High Tech Steel Conference (HTSC) in Västerås in September.
The American thinktank IEEFA writes that the ambitions and potential of Asian countries in offshore wind power might be underestimated in market forecasts from for instance Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
“Vertical axis wind turbines have the potential of being the key technology for floating wind power in the future.” Read more in Wind Energy Network's latest issue.
SeaTwirl will speak at seminar on August 7th during the Lysekil Women’s Match week.
80 percent of the available wind resources in Europe are in waters deeper than 60 meters. With floating wind power those resources can be tapped, and the technology can thus play a key role in helping EU reach its 2030 climate goals.
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