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SeaTwirl has placed an order for the roller bearing that will be in S2x. Designing for offshore conditions from the start, has allowed the cost to be lowered significantly.

SeaTwirl has been awarded a grant for “Larger pilot and demonstration projects for energy and climate change transition” from the Swedish Energy Agency. The grant amounts to 50.4 MSEK.

SeaTwirl’s CTO Jonas Boström was one of the panelists that discussed floating wind on Re:Wind which took place in Berlin on November 7-8.

Starting on March 1, 2023, at the latest, our new CEO has broad offshore wind industry experience.

Researchers from the University of Edinburgh visited Gothenburg this week to get know SeaTwirl and to explore opportunities for mutual collaboration.

Read our report for the third quarter.

SeaTwirl and the University of Tokyo have started a cooperation where the research group led by Associate Professor Shinichiro Hirabayashi at the Department of Ocean Technology, Policy and Environment, are looking to adapt SeaTwirls technology to Japanese conditions.

Westcon Yards plan to give the installation of S2x at sea to Haakonsen Marine AS that have more than 25 years of experience of marine operations.

Due to faster wake recovery, it is possible to place SeaTwirl’s vertical axis wind turbines (VAWT) closer together in a wind farm and get more power generation from the same area, simulations in a new white paper show.

At Elitkomposit in Uddevalla, the test run for the production of blades for SeaTwirl S2x have just finished and been evaluated. As a customer, SeaTwirl follows the process closely to ensure the quality of the finished 40-meter blades.