NORCOWE will enable scientific and industrial partners in the consortium to work together in developing new innovative solutions for the realisation of offshore wind energy technology, with particular focus on concepts for large water depths and harsh offshore environments.
The centre will focus on research and innovations within the following five work packages (WPs):
The exploitation of synergy effects between the key research areas will yield substantial benefits, for the consortium parties in particular, and for the society in general.
The application to the Research Council of Norway gives the basis for the activities in Norcowe (budgets have been reduced by 25% and adjustments will be made accordingly).
The centre will focus on research and innovations within the following five work packages (WPs):

| WP1 | Wind and ocean conditions WP-leader: Idar Barstad email: idar.barstad(at)bjerknes.uib.no |
| WP2 | Offshore wind technology and innovative concepts WP-leader: Asbjørn Strand email: asbjorn.strand(at)prototech.no |
| WP3 | Offshore deployment and operation WP-leader: Ivar Langen email: ivar.langen(at)uis.no |
| WP4 | Wind farm optimisation WP-leader: Trygve Skjold email: trygve(at)gexcon.com |
| WP5 | Common themes: education, safety, environmental impact assessment and test facilities and infrastructure WP-leader: Joachim Reuder email: joachim.reuder(at)gfi.uib.no |
The exploitation of synergy effects between the key research areas will yield substantial benefits, for the consortium parties in particular, and for the society in general.
The application to the Research Council of Norway gives the basis for the activities in Norcowe (budgets have been reduced by 25% and adjustments will be made accordingly).
News
24. 08. 2010
The German-Norwegian workshop will give an overview over key topics within offshore wind energy in Germany and Norway, with a special focus on R&D.
05. 07. 2010
NVE har gitt Lyse Produksjon AS konsesjon til å bygge og drive tre demonstrasjonsanlegg for offshore vindkraft utenfor Rennesøy, Kvitsøy og Karmøy i Rogaland.
30. 06. 2010
Energi21 og Forskningsrådet har lansert to rapporter om vindkraft.
