About
OptiGen's drive-train design has the potential to boost the competitivity of the wind power industry. It allows to achieve a drastic reduction in the weight of wind turbine generators, as well as their construction, maintenance and repair costs. As a result, OptiGen significantly reduces LCOE and associated CO2 emissions. Although originally designed with floating offshore applications in mind, the OptiGen drive-train design has potential for a broad range of aplications across all wind power segments.
Topic
- CM2025-02: Energy system flexibility: renewables production, storage and system integration
 - CM2025- 03: Advanced renewable energy (RE) technologies for power production
 
Type
- Other
 
Organisation
Similar opportunities
Project cooperation
Leveraging high resolution wind data for multiple applications
- R&D Partner
 - CM2025- 09: Clean energy integration in the built environment
 - CM2025- 03: Advanced renewable energy (RE) technologies for power production
 - CM2025-02: Energy system flexibility: renewables production, storage and system integration
 
Antonio Gómez
R&D manager at Nabladot, S.L.
Zaragoza, Spain
Project cooperation
Istotne technologie 2- ego zastosowania i produkty w obiegu zamkniętym
- Other
 - Investor
 - CM2025- 07: Integrated regional energy systems
 - CM2025- 08: Integrated industrial energy systems
 - CM2025- 09: Clean energy integration in the built environment
 - CM2025- 03: Advanced renewable energy (RE) technologies for power production
 - CM2025-02: Energy system flexibility: renewables production, storage and system integration
 - CM2025-01: Multi-vector interactions between the integrated energy system and industrial frameworks
 
Krzysztof Dionizy Pułaski
Prezes i dyrektor projektu at Biomax FMS Sp.z.o.o
Warszawa, Poland
Project cooperation
Passive method of turbulent flow separation control for wind energy
- Other
 - Investor
 - Consultant
 - R&D Partner
 - Demonstrator
 - Technology Partner
 - Validator/Living lab
 - CM2025- 03: Advanced renewable energy (RE) technologies for power production
 
Artur Dróżdż
Associate Professor at Czestochowa University of Technology
Poland