Aikido Technologies
In early November 2024, Aikido Technologies completed construction of the Aikido One platform, a 1:4 scale pilot, and transported it to Mississippi for testing. At the time of deployment, it represents the largest floating wind platform constructed in the U.S. to-date. The Aikido Platform is unique as it can fold up during assembly and transportation. Once it is in the water, a water ballasting procedure is used to bring it upright to its operational configuration.
Linxon
Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind has selected Linxon to deliver the onshore substation for Project 1, New Jersey’s first offshore wind project. This partnership enables early engineering, and procurement works to ensure a timely and reliable project delivery and bring over 1,510 MW of clean energy to more than 700,000 homes. Linxon brings considerable sector experience to New Jersey, having recently delivered the onshore substation serving the first large-scale offshore wind project in Massachusetts.
Vaisala
Vaisala is a renowned global leader in the industrial, weather, and environmental measurement sectors. They provide reliable, accurate, and innovative products and solutions that enable customers to maximize the output, performance, profitability, and safety of wind and solar farms. Vaisala provides 360-degree solutions to onshore and offshore wind and solar companies around the world — from the proven and reliable WindCube® lidar suite to weather forecasting and historical data, lightning data solutions, weather sensors, and stations. Vaisala has successfully brought to market an industrialized Dual Scanning Lidar (Dual-Doppler mode) solution for offshore Wind Resource Assessment (WRA) campaigns. Dual Scanning Lidar is an innovative wind measurement solution combining two long-range scanning lidars whose laser beams intersect at various angles and heights to reconstruct the horizontal wind speed at the locations where the beams intersect.
Wave Power Engineering
Wave Power Engineering have developed the world’s leading wave energy converter. Its Wave Mill Technology, with its unique, patented design, is the first WEC to generate uninterrupted, commercially viable electricity through harnessing the energy of the ocean. Over a decade of engineering R&D means that the Wave Mill Technology has a life span of 25 years and can generate electricity at a cost per kWh that could see the global deployment of utility scale assets.
