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ASK 4 Green: an Advocacy for Social Key-instances in Green Transition event

ASK 4 Green: an Advocacy for Social Key-instances in Green Transition event

🌍🌱 We are happy to announce that Inès Tunga, Renewables Practice Manager for Infrastructure & Engineering at Energy Systems Catapult, will be presenting the MARINEWIND project at the workshop “ASK 4 Green: an Advocacy for Social Key-instances in Green Transition.” This event, organized by APRE, the Italian Agency for the Promotion of European Research, aims to raise awareness about sustainability…

WindEurope 2023 – Poster presentation

WindEurope 2023 – Poster presentation

If you happen to be attending the WindEurope 2023 conference, make sure to connect with Inès Tunga, Renewables Practice Manager for Infrastructure & Engineering at Energy Systems Catapult. She will be presenting the project poster “MARINEWIND: accelerating investments in floating offshore wind to tackle the European energy crisis” (PO054). Don’t hesitate to engage in conversation and inquire about the MARINEWIND…

FOWT 2023 Conference

FOWT 2023 Conference

Following FOWT 2022 edition which brought together 1200 participants from 30 different countries online and in Montpellier (France), preparation for FOWT 2023 is actively underway. The next edition will be held on 10,11,12th of May 2023 in Pays de la Loire Region, at Nantes (France). https://live.eventtia.com/en/fowt2023

Kick off meeting in Rome

Kick off meeting in Rome

On November 14th and 15th, the MARINEWIND Kick-off meeting was held in Rome, with the project led by APRE – Agenzia per la Promozione della Ricerca Europea. The Consortium is fully committed to collaborating on this 36-month project, which aims to identify bottlenecks and opportunities to enhance the technology of floating offshore wind

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