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Pictures from the Deepwind 2016 conference opening

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Anne Steenstrup-Duch
Communications Director
Published: 20. Jan 2016 | Last edited: 16. Apr 2025
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– Research is profitable, said John Olav Tande from NOWITECH and SINTEF.
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TRL in the NOWITECH project.
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John Olav Tande presented the proposed COWIND-project. It is still open for more user partners.
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Kristin Guldbrandsen Frøysa from CMR and NORCOWE spoke about cooperation as a key to cost reductions in offshore wind.
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Knut Erik Steen, Technical Director in Statoil spoke gave status and plans of Hywind Scotland project.
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Thomas Buhl from DTU on EERA research programme on wind energy

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