Sea conditions around Orkney have been challenging over the past few weeks, however all clump weight friction trials at sea have now been completed. The attached pictures detail the operations performed at sea.
Tindog sa Dagat (Cebuano for "to stand on the sea") is a mobile, modular boat designed as a kitchen, gathering space, and experimental art platform built to move with coastal communities. Tindog sa Dagat serves as a hub for communal meals, storytelling, ecological exchange, workshops and direct encounter with the sea. The boat can also act as an emergency response asset during climate-related crises.
ReadHow can we assess the value of floating offshore wind beyond its economic costs? Through the European INF4INiTY project, Aquatera Atlántico has contributed to the development of an enhanced Levelised Cost of Energy (LCoE) model that incorporates socio-environmental externalities into economic assessments.
Read"Aquatera delivered excellent work, ensuring all deliverables were relevant, responsive, and met our needs. Despite a tight timeline and multiple challenges, Aquatera supported us in finding solutions and delivering on time. Their team demonstrated excellent knowledge and technical capabilities in marine renewables and the environment, which was invaluable to the project. Communication was outstanding, and both our team and funding partners were satisfied with the project outputs. The planning and engagement exceeded expectations, and we look forward to potential future collaboration on offshore wind and marine energy opportunities."All TestimonialsDr Devon Gardner
Head of Technical Programmes, CCREEE (Caribbean Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency)
