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MooringSense has taken a step forward in developing the SmartSensor, an intelligent sensor for monitoring the movement of floating platforms, one of the enabling technologies on which the project consortium

The European MooringSense project aims to reduce operating and maintenance costs by up to 10-15% and improve the energy yield of floating wind turbines used for offshore wind power generation

MooringSense has caught the attention and interest of the audience attending the 11th Edition ENERMAR Technical Seminars. This event was held at the Niemeyer Centre in Avilés and conveyed the

MooringSense was one of the initiatives that led to EERA JP WIND organising the workshop called “Ongoing research in offshore wind structure” as a bonus to its Annual Event. Along

MooringSense has attracted the attention of the Floating Offshore Wind Mooring Subcommittee, a body focused on floating offshore wind that makes up the international association World Forum Offshore Wind (WFO).

MooringSense project has attracted particular interest during the 40th edition of the International Conference on Ocean, Offshore & Arctic Engineering (OMAE), the most eminent technical-scientific congress worldwide on Offshore technology

The European MooringSense project is successfully advancing in developing technologies that will enable designing an efficient strategy for managing the structural integrity of mooring systems. The international research, which aims

The European MooringSense project has successfully reached its halfway point. The consortium is moving ahead with determination in implementing the established work plan and meeting the planned milestones. In view