ORE Catapult Research & Development Centre

Large-scale wind turbines installed in the Baltic Sea to harness wind energy for electricity generation. The project will use approximately 200 turbines.

GE Renewable Energy's 12 megawatt offshore wind turbine equipped with 107-meter blades, designed to be the most powerful offshore wind turbine available.

A system designed to examine the interaction between large-scale wind turbines and energy distribution networks, helping understand how offshore wind systems can be incorporated into existing power grids.

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Development and manufacturing of the world's longest wind turbine blade, measuring 107 meters in length, for use on GE Renewable Energy's Haliade-X 12 MW offshore wind turbine.

Development of a grid emulation system to examine the interaction between large-scale wind turbines and energy distribution networks, aimed at understanding how offshore wind systems can be incorporated into existing power grids.

Development and deployment of a new 12 megawatt offshore wind turbine designed to generate 45% more electricity than existing turbines while reducing maintenance and installation costs.

A new offshore wind turbine with 12 MW capacity claimed to be the most powerful of its kind. GE suggests it will be able to operate anywhere in the world.

The world's longest wind turbine blade, measuring 107 meters (351 feet) in length, designed for use on offshore wind turbines. The blade undergoes rigorous testing to validate its ability to withstand over 20 years of offshore operation.

An offshore wind turbine equipped with a 12 megawatt direct drive generator. The turbine is designed to generate 45% more electricity than existing offshore wind turbines while reducing maintenance and installation costs through improved durability.