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Windtech International September October 2024 issue

 

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Fifteen UK businesses have secured a share of £2 million Innovation Grant funding from the Offshore Wind Growth Partnership (OWGP). In addition, OWGP is launching a separate £2 million Development Grant, which provides up to £500k for UK applicants that can demonstrate significant growth potential in the offshore wind sector.

OWGP is a long-term business transformation programme established in 2019 to grow the UK’s offshore wind supply chain. The 15 projects awarded Innovation Grant funding from OWGP are listed below:
 

Competition Theme: Improved Reliability  

 

Company

Project

Anakata  

Infra-red aerodynamic audit of turbine blades, quantifying lost energy production from leading edge erosion and diagnosing the best remedial solution.  

Aquaterra Energy  

Utilising unleveraged Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) data to intelligently feedback on the condition of critical wind farm components and infrastrucute.

Bladebug  

Remote robotic ultrasonic non-destructive inspection of wind turbine blades.

ELEVEN-I  

Condition monitoring system of offshore wind turbine blades.

Fennex  

A cloud-based solution to improve safety performance and operational reliability across the offshore wind industry.

Flexlife  

Remotely operated vehicle (ROV) tooling to repair the outer sheath of offshore wind components such as dynamic cables.

Ilosta  

Physics-based AI model to improve wind turbine blade health monitoring.

JET Connectivity  

Accurate vertical weather profiling at offshore wind sites, streamed over 5G

JR Dynamics  

Redefining critical approaches to critical bolting installation and monitoring.

Sonardyne  

Integrated mooring and dynamic cable condition monitoring system for floating wind assets.

Waukesha Bearings

Testing of hydrodynamic bearings for offshore wind turbines.

Competition Theme: Decarbonisation  

 

MJR Controls  

Developing offshore charging stations to power electric vehicles for crew transfer.

Sealand Projects  

Carbon Mapping software to capture carbon footprint of offshore wind marine traffic.

Verlume

Using subsea energy storage to create a charging and communication station for battery-operated remote vehicles at sea.

Wood Thilsted

Use of timber internal platforms for offshore wind substructures, instead of carbon-intensive steel.

 
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