Marine Power Systems (MPS) has been unveiling the next chapter in offshore wind at a high-profile, invitation-only showcase held at the world-renowned FloWave facility in Edinburgh. This landmark event offered a rare, behind-the-scenes look at their PelaFlex platform, which is setting the standard for deep-water offshore wind. Attended by a wide range of industry stakeholders,[…]
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Marine Power Systems (MPS) has successfully secured funding from The Crown Estate through the initial round of its innovative Supply Chain Accelerator. The match-funded grant will enable MPS to conduct a technical and commercial feasibility study for establishing a fabrication facility to produce primary steel components for its innovative PelaFlex floating platform technology. With Port[…]
To coincide with the start of Renewable UK’s Global Offshore Wind trade show in Manchester, Associated British Ports (ABP), the UK’s largest and leading ports operator has announced a new collaboration with Marine Power Systems (MPS), a Wales based floating wind technology developer to accelerate the advancement of floating offshore wind technology in the Celtic[…]
Marine Power Systems (MPS) are to join forces with Quoceant on their OWGP project to accelerate their Q-Connect technology into the floating offshore wind market. Quoceant have been developing marine quick connection systems, both for mooring and electrical connections, for many years and gaining experience of their operation in both wave and tidal applications. Q-Connect[…]
A Wales-centred industrial collaboration, led by Swansea-based Marine Power Systems, has been awarded nearly £1 million of innovation funding. The project is to develop the use of low CO2 steels from Tata Steel’s Port Talbot site to build platforms for floating offshore wind structures and strengthen local supply chains. The Launchpad project is a collaboration[…]
Translated and extracted from the Nikkei website. As the world faces the challenge of climate change, the UK is stepping up its clean energy efforts. Recent real-world events underscores the importance of energy security and the need to accelerate the deployment of renewable technologies to displace fossil fuels. The UK is particularly focused on increasing[…]
Initial findings from a supply chain study by RWE and Marine Power Systems are helping identify where Wales and the region can benefit from the forthcoming Celtic Sea floating wind technology boom. The study is funded by RWE, Wales’ largest energy generator, and carried out by Swansea-based company Marine Power Systems, which is developing a[…]
Marine Power Systems have partnered with Simply Blue Group to develop and deliver floating offshore wind projects. Simply Blue Group is a leading blue economy developer with a focus on floating wind and has over 10GW of floating offshore wind projects under development worldwide. MPS has been selected as the preferred technology partner based on[…]