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MARINEWIND is a 36-month coordination and support action that will identify bottlenecks and potential opportunities to strengthen floating offshore wind's technology FOWT role in delivering innovative solutions to system integration and will consider how best to integrate such a system by exploring the market, policy and regulations issues, social, financial and techno-economic optimal solutions, and provision for storage and flexibility recommendations.

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MARINEWIND at the Supergen ORE Hub 2025 Annual Assembly
MARINEWIND at the Supergen ORE Hub 2025 Annual Assembly

Policy, Innovation, and Net Zero – MARINEWIND at the Supergen ORE Hub 2025 Annual Assembly We’re proud to announce that Dr. Inès Tunga, Practice Manager at Energy Systems Catapult, will speak at the Supergen ORE Hub Annual Assembly on 15 April 2025, in Manchester. As part of the panel “Policy and International Perspectives: Navigating the Path to Net Zero in…

Insights from the first MARINEWIND Webinar “Shaping integrated policy frameworks for Floating Offshore Wind: Best Practices and Recommendations across Europe”! The webinar gathered experts from the #Renewable Energy sector, stimulating the debate about potential socio-economic benefits, environmental impacts and the need for an integrated Maritime Spatial Planning to manage the existing conflicts with other uses of the sea. By promoting…

MARINEWIND WebGIS: Italy
MARINEWIND WebGIS: Italy

Have you already explored the MARINEWIND WebGIS? Have a look at https://marinewind.rse-web.it/ The MARINEWIND Web-based Geographic Information System (WebGIS) is a multifunctional open tool that provides the various stakeholders with data and available information on Floating Offshore Wind (FOW) for the five Labs of the project – Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain and the UK – to shape more informed RES…

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