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Home›Offshore Wind›Sway Signs Contract With Metcentre of Full-Scale Testing of Floating Offshore Wind Turbine (Norway)
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April 26, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Sway Signs Contract With Metcentre of Full-Scale Testing of Floating Offshore Wind Turbine (Norway)

Sway AS will test a 2.6 MW turbine on their own developed flow system. Testing is expected to start in the first quarter of 2013, and will have a duration of 5 years. The installation has a height above the sea-level of 60 meters, and stick 60 meters deep. Testing will take place in the […]

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Sway AS will test a 2.6 MW turbine on their own developed flow system. Testing is expected to start in the first quarter of 2013, and will have a duration of 5 years.

The installation has a height above the sea-level of 60 meters, and stick 60 meters deep.

Testing will take place in the same area where Hywind is located west of Karmøy.

About Metcentre

Marine Energy Test Centre AS (Metcentre) operates a test center for marine renewable energy with emphasis on floating offshore wind installations. Test Center is co-located with Hywind, and has a collaboration with Statoil regarding infrastructure.

Metcentre provides infrastructure, licenses and services for the testing of floating offshore wind installations. The test center is located in Karmøy in Rogaland county.

About Sway AS

Sway AS is a renewable energy company with a floating tower for deep water deployment developed since 2002.

The Sway floating tower is capable of carrying commercially available offshore wind turbines in the 2,5-5MW class. SWAY’s floater technology allows economical extraction of wind power in nations with good wind resources and access to water depths of 55-350m within 50-60km from the coast.

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Source: METCENTRE, April 26, 2011;

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