United for green innovation

The Quali-Drone project worked on an automated drone inspection of surface damage on turbine foundations via artificial intelligence and digital twins. The partners of the Quali-Drone project developed an autonomous drone inspection solution that can be used to photograph, scan, and analyze the condition of the wind turbine foundation from production to shipment and arrival at the offshore wind farm where the foundation is to be installed.

The innovation project Common Equipment Towers addressed this challenge by designing and testing a shared transport and storage solution for offshore wind turbine towers. The final equipment is flexible, can be mounted on different truck brands, and is available through a rental system. This new solution reduces transportation costs for the wind industry by enabling the supply chain to use the same equipment for transporting tower sections from different suppliers, similar to how standard containers or the Euro pallet are used in other industries.

This project has contributed to 10-15% time savings and increased efficiency for the wind industry's logistics partners

Participants in the H2SMAN innovation project have developed, installed, and tested a new measurement and dosing system on two offshore oil and gas installations in the Danish North Sea. The system includes a newly developed sensor that provides precise measurements of the hydrogen sulfide levels in the extracted gas. The sensor data is then used to fine-tune the dosing of H₂S scavenger, ensuring that hydrogen sulfide levels remain low before the gas is transported onshore. This eliminates the need for environmentally and economically costly overdosing of H₂S scavenger.