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UK funding (£178,073): BLOW : Black sea fLoating Offshore Wind Ukri 1 Jan 2023 UK Research and Innovation, United Kingdom

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BLOW : Black sea fLoating Offshore Wind

Abstract Let’s harness the floating offshore wind energy potential of the Black Sea, let the wind BLOW. Offshore wind is currently one of the most cost-efficient, clean and scalable power sources. As of today, offshore wind farms rest on bottom-fixed foundations and are mainly deployed in shallow water areas with depths less than 50m. Floating offshore wind energy is expected to play a key role to materialise the vast potential of deep-sea areas. Project BLOW aims at unlocking the Black Sea fLoating Offshore Wind potential, by demonstrating a disruptive cost-efficient floating integrative unit design optimised for low and medium wind speed areas. BLOW will implement a 5 MW demonstrator in the Black Sea and will pave the way to industrial mass production and to the deployment of floating offshore wind farms. In order to accelerate the energy transition in the region, the project will couple synergies with the Oil & Gas sector and foster societal acceptance and cross-border policy development. BLOW targets an expected LCOE of 87€/MWh by 2028 (and 50€/MWh beyond 2030) and an environmental impact reduced by 40%.
Category EU-Funded
Reference 10063692
Status Active
Funded period start 01/01/2023
Funded period end 31/12/2027
Funded value £178,073.00
Source https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=10063692

Participating Organisations

BRUNEL UNIVERSITY LONDON

£178,073.00

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