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The European Patent Office, EPO, has granted the wind power company SeaTwirl a patent for a dynamic turbine. The patent is part of the same patent family as the patent approved by US authorities in April.

SeaTwirl’s application gets a Seal of Excellence from an EU programme to support innovation and is granted funding of 500 000 SEK from Vinnova’s Runners-Up programme.

SeaTwirl will present, in Swedish, at Stora Aktiedagen in Stockholm on the 13th of November.

Today, we published the Year End Report 2017 for SeaTwirl AB.

“We see a lot of potential in being in Norway. Other than potentially being one of our first markets, they have ready test sites for floating offshore wind power that we want to evaluate further. There is also a lot of knowhow about offshore structures from the oil and gas industry that we can tap in to”, says Gabriel Strängberg, CEO of SeaTwirl.

The increasing activity in the wind power market and the increasing interest in floating wind power have together with where the company is today, led to a greater need to be visible with a clear website.

SeaTwirl AB welcomes our new structural engineer.

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