Marine Energy Projects
A joint work of researchers for the industrial realization of technologies for the exploitation of marine energy resources.
The work to be performed in the lab is expected to fuel the expansion of research into sea energy sources, from wave power to offshore wind and solar power, as well as ocean and tidal currents, and salinity gradient.
Horizon 2020 - Marie Curie Actions
Collaboration for projects
The MESPAC (Marine Energy Space Control) consortium aims at developing a feasibility study of a service suite that can support offshore energy operator during multiple stages of the lifecycle of offshore marine energy installations.
Starting from the assessment of the resource for the selection of a site and the start-up of a project, up to the monitoring and control of the devices installed and providing a satellite-based communication to improve the reliability and scalability of the service.
Visit the page of MESPAC Project to find out more.
MOREnergy Lab togheter with W4E and Star group of Politecnico di Torino are pleased to be inside the consortium and collaborate on offshore marine energy research.
Future developments
Wave energy converter characterised by a simple design, adaptable to several sea state, high survivability and omnidirectional.
[Partnership with Massachusetts Institute of Technology]
Floating platforms for offshore wind. Starting from in-house developed and validated dynamic models to deliver feasibility studies for hybrid platforms capable to integrate different marine energy technologies.
Define efficient maintenance strategies to reduce costs up to 25%. The project introduces new solutions for failure diagnostic and prognostic with a data driven approach. Maintenance strategies exploits unmanned underwater vehicles.
[Marie Curie H2020]
Complete ISWEC program validating economies of scale existence and how interaction among devices contributes to cost of energy through array deployment.
Explore business models that enables communities involvement in energy transition by their participation in energy infrastructures’ equity.