The Danish wave power industry has in connection with this application created a partnership that aims to initiate, strengthen and develop cooperation, and develop a comprehensive joint strategy for
The next step in the development of the Wave Dragon technology is the deployment of a full-scale device in open sea. The development of a 1.5 MW Wave Dragon demonstrator will be based on experiences
Establishment of a data base of O&M data for Wave Dragon established in Nissum Bredning. Large uncertainty exists about fatigue impact on single components used in a wave device caused by repeated
Waveenergyfyn v/ Henning Pilgaard
ForskEL
2010
2011
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DEXA1:5 is a development project which aims to use an innovative, simple and flexible technology to validate wave energy as a cost-effective, competitive source of electrical power. Activities defined
The purpose is to build a 500 kW wave energy demonstrator for the North Sea, as a first very important step towards commercialisation of wave energy. The EUDP funds mainly cover the very extensive
The project is based on a previously tested 1:40 model of a new type of wave energy converter, which has so far shown good properties. The objective of the project is to measure loads on the
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