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Keeping floating wind at the forefront

Authors: Foglia, Aligi; Stian Stensby Sørum; La Torre, Federico; Palazzetti, Chiara;

Keeping floating wind at the forefront

Abstract

This TAILWIND factsheet explores how more sustainable station-keeping systems can support the scale-up of floating offshore wind. It focuses on anchor concepts and fibre rope mooring lines, highlighting how design choices can reduce material use, environmental impact and end-of-life challenges. The factsheet also looks at shared-anchor opportunities, recycling pathways and key bottlenecks for fibre rope recyclability, showing why sustainability needs to be considered from early design to decommissioning.

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