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We will continue developing our technology with the support of our shareholders, keeping our roots in the Basque Country and teaming with national and international partners, customers and suppliers to show its advantages to the industry.

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Dear all,

Year 2020 is coming. It seems that it was only yesterday when plans were drawn up with this distant deadline. Lots of commitments and programmes will succeed next year but some others, especially those related to greenhouse gases emissions will require further efforts to make the World a better place to live in for our children and grandchildren.

At NAUTILUS we work hard to make our small contribution towards this end. We wish that your expectations and desires could be transformed into achievements in the year 2020.

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Merry Christmas and best wishes for next year!

NAUTILUS Floating Solutions, S.L.
Parque Científico y Tecnológico de Bizkaia
Building 612
E-48160 Derio, Bizkaia
Spain

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SEAPOWER has a budget of €5.3M for 3 years, supported by the Basque Government’s Hazitek Programme.

The project kicked off in 2019 with a consortium made up of 10 leading Basque companies from the offshore wind power sector, headed by the engineering firm, SENER.

The SEAPOWER project held its second Consortium Meeting on 4th December at the headquarters of SENER in Getxo (Bizkaia) with the aim of continuing to promote the collaborative research and development of technologies and solutions for offshore wind power structures, towers and auxiliary systems for the new generation of high power wind turbines (10 MW+). The project has a budget of €5.3M for the 2019-2021 period and is funded by the Basque Government’s Hazitek Programme, with the support of the European Regional Development Fund.

Wind turbines the same size as the Eiffel Tower

The wind power sector benefits from increased cost reductions as the wind turbines grow in size. In this respect, the offshore alternative does not have the logistical constraints implicit on land (with blade sizes that are practically impossible to transport by road) so manufacturers of wind turbines are immersed in a race to see who is capable of offering the market the marine turbine with the highest power.

Today, the leading manufacturers already have wind turbines such as the 9.5 MW V174 by MHI-VESTAS, the 10 MW SG 10.0 by Siemens Gamesa or even the Haliade X prototype by General Electric, which reaches 12 MW. To get a better idea, the latter is similar to the Eiffel Tower in height. What’s more, the sector expects to reach powers of between 13 and 15 MW per machine by 2025.

This huge increase in power and size of the offshore wind turbines brings new challenges for the rest of the elements of the farms, in terms of the structural nature, such as the foundations (fixed or floating), the transition part and the tower, which are going to be subject to much higher loads, and the electrical equipment for power evacuation. Furthermore, all of this is in a harsh marine environment, with high corrosion levels.

The Basque wind power sector, which includes more than 100 companies and is one of the European references in this field, is directly affected by this tendency in many of the components and systems manufactured in the Basque Country.

SEAPOWER: Collaboration of 10 leading Basque companies in offshore wind power

In order to face this challenge, 10 Basque companies have decided to join forces in the SEAPOWER project to coordinate and look for synergies in the development of new offshore solutions. Moreover, it is expected that the project will also contribute to a better positioning of Basque industry so that it not only works under external specification by third parties, but so that it can add more value through integrated designs of solutions that incorporate its own innovation.

The project is led by the engineering firm, SENER, which will also coordinate activities related to the floating solution. The other leading Basque engineering firm, IDOM, will be responsible for the fixed solution, whilst two important companies in the manufacture of structures, HAIZEA WIND and NAVACEL, will lead the packages related to the XXL towers and the transition parts, respectively. The consortium is rounded off with ALKARGO, manufacturer of transformers; DITREL, developer of an innovative electrical connection concept at the base of the wind turbine; ERREKA, manufacturer of anchoring solutions for offshore wind power; JASO Tower Cranes, specialist in lifting systems; MUGAPE, expert in anti-corrosion surface coatings and NAUTILUS Floating Solutions, developer of its own floating platform concept. The consortium is also supported by two centres of the Basque Science, Technology and Innovation Network (RVCTI) -Tecnalia and Tekniker- as well as the Basque Energy Cluster.

Offshore wind substation structure manufactured in NAVACEL

Engineering firms + manufacturers = innovative solutions

One of the differential factors of SEAPOWER is that it is the first large scale collaboration in offshore wind power between the major Basque engineering firms and the leading manufacturers of structures and components. This relationship will enable the former to incorporate improvements in their proposals, whilst the latter will have direct access to the design fundamentals that will facilitate the conception, development and validation of new (and improved) solutions for the sector.

There are high expectations in terms of results. New numeric models that facilitate the definition of loads and the validation of designs integrated and innovative solutions for towers, transition parts, fixed and floating wind power substructures; a new generation of transformers and connectors for electrical evacuation at 66 kV; systems for access and elevation which can be integrated in the initial phases of the manufacture of large parts; and coatings for protection against impacts and biofouling appropriate for each structural element are just some of the solutions that aim to be developed within the framework of SEAPOWER. Not in vain, it is a question of sustaining the Eiffel Tower in the middle of the sea.

Project financed by the Department of Economic Development and Infrastructure of the Basque Government (HAZITEK) and the European Regional Development Fund (FEDER)

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A whole of 14 Basque companies will share the pavilion ‘Offshore Wind Basque Country‘: HINE, VICINAY MARINE, SAITEC OFFSHORE, BILBAO PORT, IRIZAR FORGE, ERREKA, NAUTILUS Floating Solutions, KIMUA, SLINGSINTT, ALERION, LAULAGUN, HAIZEA WIND, FUNDICIONES GARBI and INDUSTRIAS FERRI. The stands E-D30 and E-D40 have an area of 144m2 in which all companies Will show the latest developments of the offshore Wind energy sector in the Basque Country.

In addition, the Cluster of Energy will have a common area in the stand next to the Forum Maritimo Vasco, where several Hazitek Projects will be promoted (Modeol, Ioenergy and Seapower), funded by the Department of Economic Development and Infrastructure of the Basque Government (Program HAZITEK) and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), as well as several European Projects.

If you wish to arrange a meeting with the NAUTILUS team at our stand E-D40, please send an email to sonia.gonzalez@nautilusfs.com.

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Jesús M. Busturia is currently presenting NAUTILUS Floating Solutions‘ present situation and perspectives at the conference.

The aim of the Conference is to know the market current situation and the position of the Spanish industry, as well as to move forward potential lines of research, and in collaboration with other countries for the development of joint projects.

The Asociación Empresarial Eólica (AEE) and REOLTEC collaborates in the ellaboration of the program.

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A year later, the IX edition of the Technical Days ENEMAR, will take place on 19th and 20th June in Ferrol and is celebrated under the slogan “The sea and the renewable energies: the contribution of Naval and oceanic engineering”. As usual, Nautilus participates as a sponsor of the event.

During the technical days of the second day, Raúl Rodríguez will present in Panel 6: Floating wind projects in Spain (I), the technical paper “Constructive strategy and logistic of the semi-submersible NAUTILUS platform”.

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Following these days, the IV Galician Offshore International HUB will be held during the 20th and 21st also in Ferrol. The main objective of the meeting is to spread the enormous potential of growth of the offshore wind market, the development that this industry is acquiring in Galicia and the benefits that they can represent in aspects such as the creation of employment.

With the Galician Offshore International Hub, we intend to publicize the development of this industry in the coming years and the business opportunity it entails for the Galician metallurgical industry, as well as to promote the offshore industry worldwide and contribute to create a more innovative Galicia , and therefore, more competitive for the entire face of the future sector.

Get the program here.

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On Friday April 5, the auditorium Alfredo Kraus of Las Palmas of Gran Canaria hosted the “I International Meeting on Marine Renewable Energy” organized by the Ministry of Economy, Industry, Commerce and knowledge of the Canary Islands Governement. The international meeting on Marine Renewable Energy is mainly focused on perspectives, test site experiences, Technology potential and progress of marine and offshore wind renewable energies and other ocean energy technologies in the Canary Islands, Spain and other countries drivers for marine energy around the world.

Among the key speakers were international organizations, highly recognized within the offshore wind energy sector, such as: Equinor, EnerOcean, Esteyco, Principal Power, APPA Marina, Wave Piston, NAUTILUS, Hexicon, Iberdrola and Siemens Gamesa, and had the opportunity to expose their progress in different technologies: grid connection, infrastructure experiences, marine wind farms business models, etc.

Jesús M. Busturia, participated as speaker como ponente en una charla sobre “Offshore Wind Energy in deep waters”.

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La Universidad de Cádiz junto con la Fundación CEI-MAR – Campus de Excelencia Internacional del Mar, organizaron el I Encuentro Internacional sobre Conocimiento y Crecimiento Azul, INNOVAZUL 2018 que se celebró en Cádiz, los días 29 y 30 de noviembre. Ha sido un encuentro internacional de innovación en los sectores productivos de la Economía Azul que tiene como principal objetivo el impulso de la competitividad público-privada hacia un modelo económico circular y un desarrollo sostenible.

Durante las dos jornadas, hubo una serie de workshops organizados como una combinación de conferencias y exposiciones de diversos sectores durante los cuales se desarrollaron chalas y mesas redondas con asistencia de autoridades nacionales e internacionales. La organización preparó una zona de stands para las empresas que expusieron sus proyectos, así como reuniones B2B y un espacio común donde establecer contactos.

NAUTILUS Floating Solutions participó en el workshop de Energías Renovables Marinas, en la Mesa Redonda: “Situación de energías renovables marinas en Europa” donde expuso el proyecto Nautilus y su experiencia en materia de energías renovables marinas. Asimismo, se debatieron temas como las perspectivas de inversión en investigación, innovación y desarrollo de las tecnologías de aprovechamiento de energías marinas, la perspectiva nacional, europea e internacional y también se trató el papel de las zonas de ensayo de dispositivos convertidores de energía marina.

Presentación de Jesús M. Busturia.

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ELBE (European Strategic Cluster Partnership in Blue Energy) gathered five European clusters with top expert companies and R&D organizations in Blue Energy to tackle the expansión of this sector beyond Europe.

NAUTILUS Floating Solutions had the opportunity to meet some of the most important Offshore Energy companies in the UK and share Presentations of local leading companies and organizations, hold B2B Meetings, Visit singular infrastructures and organisations, make International markets analysis, Identification of synergies among different Blue Energy value chains  and have Information about Blue Energy collaboration support programs.

Next day, October 30th, the Offshore Floating Wind UK took place, where attendees benefited from the opportunity to connect with all Floating Offshore Wind players in one location, learn about current progress and opportunities, and get insight into future trends and policy needs for the sector. 

Site visit to Vattenfall

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