OceanX Unveils Two-Headed Offshore Wind Turbine
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OceanX, a leader in renewable energy technology, has introduced a groundbreaking two-headed offshore wind turbine. The innovative turbine is set to revolutionize the offshore wind industry with its enhanced efficiency and power generation capabilities.
The OceanX DualRotor, designed with two rotors on a single structure, aims to maximize energy output and improve cost-effectiveness. The turbine, which can generate up to 14 megawatts (MW) of power, is expected to significantly contribute to the global push for renewable energy solutions.
The new design leverages advanced aerodynamics and structural engineering to reduce turbulence and optimize the flow of wind through the rotors. This results in a higher capacity factor and lower maintenance costs compared to traditional single-rotor turbines.
CEO Mark Jensen of OceanX highlighted the potential of the DualRotor, stating, "This innovation marks a major milestone in our commitment to driving the renewable energy transition. The DualRotor offers a unique solution that addresses both efficiency and sustainability."
The first deployment of the DualRotor is planned for the North Sea, where OceanX has secured a project site. The installation is scheduled to begin in early 2025, with full operational capacity expected by the end of the year.
OceanX has partnered with leading marine construction firm Seaway Heavy Lifting to handle the installation process. This collaboration aims to ensure the turbine's seamless integration into the existing offshore infrastructure.
The DualRotor's development was supported by a consortium of investors, including Green Energy Ventures and Blue Horizon Fund, who see the potential for significant returns in the expanding renewable energy market.
With the introduction of the DualRotor, OceanX is poised to set a new standard in the offshore wind industry, driving both technological advancement and environmental sustainability.
Source: CHIP
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