EUROPEAN PROJECTS
Blue-GIFT
The Blue-GIFT (Blue Growth and Innovation Fast Tracked) is a coordinated ocean energy technology demonstration programme encouraging longer-term demonstration and technology de-risking across the Atlantic Area regions.
This €2.5 million project is funded by Interreg Atlantic Area.
CoQuake
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This project has received ERC (European Research Council) funding as part of the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program (grant agreement N° 757848).
Floatech
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FLOAWER
FLOAting Wind Energy netwoRk (FLOAWER) is an Innovative Training Network (ITN), a European project that brings together leading academics and industry leaders in the offshore wind industry, and floating wind turbines in particular. Its goal is to strengthen the leadership and competitiveness of this industry in Europe.
FORESEA
SEM-REV is taking part in FORESEA alongside other European sites on the Atlantic coast with an international dimension: EMEC in Scotland, Smart Bay in Ireland and Tidal Testing Center in the Netherlands. Two new technologies were tested at the SEM-REV offshore test site in 2017, developed by Geps Techno and Pytheas Technology.
GRRIP
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LiftWEC
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MaRINET 2
MARINE ENERGY ALLIANCE
NextFloat
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OCEAN DEMO
OPIN
The Ocean Power Innovation Network (OPIN) is a European collaborative network that aims to accelerate the growth of the Offshore Renewable Energy sector and its supply chains. The basic premise of OPIN is to encourage both cross-sectoral and cross-regional collaboration for Offshore Renewable Energy SMEs and associate partners (research organizations, large companies, public institutions).
Within OPIN, WEAMEC is responsible for creating and managing a European network of SMEs which work or could work in the MRE sector.
POSYTYF
POSYTYF (POwering SYstem flexibiliTY in the Future through RES) aims to further the integration of renewable energy sources into the electric power system by developing the concept of a Dynamic Virtual Power Plant (DVPP). This virtual power plant is a way to aggregate different renewable energy sources to form a portfolio of dispatchable/non-dispatchable RES, allowing for an optimal and internal redistribution of resources.
The POSYTYF project is funded through the H2020 programme and coordinated by Centrale Nantes.
SafeWave
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