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Two for the Price of One:
Offshore Wind and
Marine Power Platform
Offshore wind turbines could potentially generate enough electricity to meet the world’s current needs, according to the U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) estimates. But today’s setups cannot compete in terms of cost or production with more traditional forms of energy creation....
Published in 2019
Floating Wind Turbine
Developers Plan to Integrate Various Ocean Energy
Floating offshore wind energy is regarded as the future of offshore wind energy, since the existing mainstream fixed-pile foundation has a water depth limit, and wind farms in shallow sea will be saturated in no time, which foresees the unavoidable development towards further offshore in the future...
Published in 2020
Excipio Energy unveils new hybrid floating offshore wind platform.
You may be familiar with the four main types of floating wind systems: semi-submersible (WindFloat), spar (Hywind), barge type (IDEOL), and TLP (TetraSpar). Excipio Energy, Texas-based offshore renewable energy company, recently developed a new Articulated Spar Leg (ASL) platform type: the Excibuoy....
Published in 2019
Developers looking to develop hybrid generation alongside floating offshore wind
US-based Excipio Energy has designed a floating platform called an Excibuoy which, it claims, can accommodate wind, wave, flow, mooring energy and ocean thermal energy conversion technologies simultaneously. It claims that an Excibuoy supporting a single 10 MW offshore wind turbine can also support up to an additional 19 MW from these alternative energy sources
Published in 2020
