Last Tuesday, we had the pleasure of attending the presentation of the Annual Wind Energy Report in Catalonia, organized by ACCIÓ, AGAUR and the Generalitat de Catalunya. The event highlighted key insights into the current state of the wind energy sector, … Read More
Windcrete at CATFLOWE – Port of Tarragona
The Windcrete team had the pleasure of attending CATFLOWE – Catalan Floating Offshore Wind Energy, held at the Port of Tarragona, a key event dedicated to advancing floating offshore wind and promoting the energy transition in Catalonia and the Mediterranean. Throughout the session, discussions focused on essential … Read More
Closing of the AGAUR INNOVADORS 2023 program
Last Thursday, we had the pleasure of presenting our project Windcrete during the closing event of the AGAUR INNOVADORS 2023 program. Windcrete is an innovative monolithic floating offshore wind platform made of concrete, a sustainable structure that aims to simplify installation, reduce … Read More
WindCrete in Ocean Engineering Journal
We are thrilled to announce that a recent paper coauthored by members of the WindCrete team has been published in the prestigious journal, Ocean Engineering. The paper, titled “Experimental Modelling of a Novel Concrete-Based 15-MW Spar Wind Turbine”, represents a … Read More
WindCrete has been recognized as one of the 51 ongoing offshore floating wind solutions worldwide and one of the 15 projects led by Spanish agents
WindCrete has been included by the Spanish renewable energy magazine Energias Renovables on the extended revision of the most promising Spanish floating platforms concepts under development. You can access to the magazine here. Source: https://www.energias-renovables.com/
Windcrete participated at the Congreso Eólico Marino in Bilbao
Windcrete was delighted to participate in the Congreso Eólico Marino in Bilbao last week and demonstrate a scale model of our patented floating spar. Windcrete was noted in the main presentation hall as one of a number of Spanish floating … Read More
WindCrete was present at the 2nd International Offshore Wind Technical Conference (IOWTC2019) organized by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
Fatigue design is a key factor to ensure the reliability of offshore structures. Floating offshore Wind Turbines are subjected to cyclic phenomena coming from waves, wind and own vibrations. These loads have to be considered in order to assess the … Read More
A recent paper focus in the Construction possibilities for windcrete serial production
The monolithic nature of Windcrete, that sees floater, transition piece and tower as a single concrete structure, has direct impact on its potential construction process. The large-draft spar-buoy, to be fully completed in a coastal facility, requires horizontal transport that … Read More
