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Home » Uncategorized » ORE Catapult proposes virtual offshore O&M concept
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ORE Catapult proposes virtual offshore O&M concept

SaraBy SaraJune 22, 20232 Mins Read
ORE Catapult to provide guidance on seabed change

The Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult has outlined plans to develop a virtual environment for better planning and maintenance of offshore wind farms.

The Digital Operation and Maintenance Environment (DOME) will be led by ORE Catapult’s Operations and Maintenance Centre of Excellence in Grimsby, north-east England.

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DOME, supported by £600,000 funding from Innovate UK, will provide offshore wind developers and operators with a platform to progress, demonstrate and test solutions to common problems facing the offshore industry within a detailed virtual world.

It builds on the announcement made earlier this year that ORE Catapult is creating a 5G marine network off the Grimsby coast.

The DOME will be the virtual environment within which models, digital twins and data sets can be hosted in a way that protects the intellectual property of the products being developed.

It will accelerate development and trials of solutions, from turbine component replacement to robotic system integration, and radar mitigation techniques, reducing technology development timelines and saving millions of pounds over the life of wind farms.

ORE Catapult head of smart operations and maintenance (O&M) Ben George said: “This is a hugely exciting project that will directly support development of the next generation of smarter, better informed offshore operations and maintenance – needed for the rapid expansion of offshore wind generation across the UK.

“DOME will connect the dots between offshore wind developers and the different elements of the supply chain – leveraging new technology and techniques to help operators and solution providers develop and test their concepts quicker, safer and more cost effectively.”

ORE Catapult has worked with partners CAE UK, Cognitive Business, Warwick University and Microsoft on the design of the DOME.

It is initially focussed on support for offshore wind O&M but has been designed to evolve to transform processes across the entire offshore energy life cycle.

The next step is to seek industry feedback on the design before progressing to a build and test phase.

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