MAterials solutions for cost Reduction and Extended service life on WIND off-shore facilities
ABOUT THE PROJECT
Wind energy is expected to provide the largest contribution to the renewable energy targets for 2030. MAREWIND will provide advanced durable materials and recyclable solutions which reduce materials use contributing to the European Union’s climate goals. Advanced materials and nanotechnologies developed will contribute to accelerating clean energy to maintain Europe in the lead position of this sector critical for the energy transition. Furthermore, MAREWIND solution will improve the offshore wind energy sector, extend the service life of the wind facilities, as well as boost economic growth and create new job opportunities across Europe.
- EU budget: € 6,706,969.38
- Duration: 48 MONTHS
- Number of partners: 16
- Number of countries: 7
CONSORTIUM
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Final results of the MAREWIND project!
07/01/2025
Over the last four years, the MAREWIND partners from leading industry, technological and research organisations have delved into the exploration of new materials, gathered experimental data, and created predictive models. These efforts aim to enhance the durability, minimise maintenance requirements, and reduce environmental impacts in the offshore wind energy sector. The MAREWIND project has developed[...]
MAREWIND Final event “Sustainability and Durability Challenges in Offshore Infrastructure”
03/12/2024
Hosted at ACCIONA Construction and facilitated by PNO Innovation Belgium and PNO Innovation (Spain), the workshop was a resounding success with over 100 participants attending both online and in person. The event showcased key highlights that underscored the advancements and future direction of the offshore energy sector. Participants gained valuable insights from professionals on evolving[...]
EWF is now a liaison member to ISO TC 35
13/08/2024
We're thrilled to announce that the European Welding Federation (EWF) is now a liaison member of ISO/TC 35 Paints and Varnishes! This prestigious recognition comes as a result of the incredible work developed on the MAREWIND project. This collaboration marks a significant step forward in enhancing standards and fostering innovation within the industry.Together, we aim to achieve[...]
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 952960.