Vertical axis turbine potential
“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.
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News and insights
News, background articles, explanatory pieces and interviews – knowledge about the company, the technology and the market between the formal disclosures.
Listen to SeaTwirl about the board’s importance in small development companies
SeaTwirl will speak at seminar on August 7th during the Lysekil Women’s Match week.
WindEurope: Floating wind power can play a key role for Europe’s climate targets
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.
Dagens Industri reports on SeaTwirl
SeaTwirl has this past week presented several good news which has led to a strong share price performance under heavy volume.
SeaTwirl can help Norway become a leader in floating wind power
SeaTwirl’s chairman Roger Cederberg is interviewed in an article about Norway’s future as leader in floating wind power.
The world’s first floating wind farm performs better than expected
The first floating wind farm in the world performed better than expected during its first three months of operation, according to the owner Statoil who now aims to reduce costs. However, SeaTwirl wind turbines offer even greater opportunities for reduced costs.
High profile from the Energy Industry joins the SeaTwirl board!
At the annual general meeting which was held on February 26, Charlotte Bergqvist was elected to SeaTwirl’s board of directors. Charlotte, with her long experience and prestigious board appointments in the energy industry, sees in SeaTwirl an exciting technology with a bright future.
Åland becomes testbed for smart energy systems
Åland is to become a testbed for green energy and smart energy systems. SeaTwirl, whose wind turbines have unique grid stabilization features, follows the project with great interest.
SeaTwirl found to stabilize grid and lower costs in master thesis study
SeaTwirl can help increase the stability of power grids whilst lowering costs by using its inherent inertia, a master thesis at Chalmers University of Technlogy found.
New patent granted!
The wind power company SeaTwirl has been granted a patent in the USA for a storage solution for kinetic energy that can optimize the rotational speed of a wind turbine.
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