WEDUSEA is a pioneering collaboration between 14 partners spanning industry and academia from across Ireland, the UK, Spain, France and Germany.
The partnership is co-ordinated by Irish company Ocean Energy and is co-funded by the EU Horizon Europe Programme and Innovate UK, the UK’s innovation agency.
Wave Energy Technology Developer with over 20 years’ experience OceanEnergy, the trading name of New Wave Technologies Limited, is...
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Specialist engineering services company utilising simulation technology Advanced Simulation Technologies SL is an engineering company that bases its activity...
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Applied science research institute The Fraunhofer Institute for Energy Economics and Energy System Technology IEE in Kassel pursues research...
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Specialist research centre for offshore renewables and environment University College Cork is an internationally competitive, research-led University that plays...
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Specialist geotechnical and environmental engineering consultancy Gavin & Doherty Geosolutions (GDG) are experts at finding innovative engineering solutions to...
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Developer of technical and financial decision support software Exceedence Ltd. is an Irish software and services company. The company...
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Specialist subsea cable designer and manufacturer Hydro Group is a leader in bespoke connectivity solutions for specialist marine renewable...
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Specialist offshore renewables research centre Research is at the heart of the university’s work and is making a difference...
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Marine operations company, specialising in marine renewables Green Marine are a leading provider of specialist vessel and engineering services....
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Delivering sustainable solutions to global problems. University of Plymouth is advancing sustainable use of the marine environment through a...
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