WEAMEC, piloting the future European network of SMEs in the Marine Renewable Energy sector, OPIN
In October 2018, the OPIN (Ocean Power Innovation Network) Project was approved in the sixth INTERREG NWE call for projects. It is coordinated by SEAI (Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland). OPIN aims to accelerate the growth of the European MRE industry by improving the innovation performance of SMEs in North-West Europe, notably by developing their network and their knowledge of innovation.
on February 1, 2019
OPIN aims to boost the ocean energy sector and its supply chains by strengthening cooperation between the various sectors (oil and gas, offshore wind, etc.) and between the countries of Northern Europe. This collaboration will enable the ocean energy sector and its supply chains to benefit from the knowledge, know-how and products of other sectors, and vice versa.
WEAMEC is one of the partners in this project which includes the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (Co-ordinator), DMEC (Netherlands), Scottish Enterprise (United Kingdom), Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult (United Kingdom), Sirris (Belgium) and Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Förderung. der angewandten Forschung (Germany). Our partner EMC2 facilitated the connection with the consortium during the project development.
OPIN will run for three years, from October 2018 to December 2021, with a total budget of € 2.57 million, with the support of Interreg North West Europe, which is providing €1.54 million in ERDF funding.
WEAMEC is one of the partners in this project which includes the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (Co-ordinator), DMEC (Netherlands), Scottish Enterprise (United Kingdom), Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult (United Kingdom), Sirris (Belgium) and Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft zur Förderung. der angewandten Forschung (Germany). Our partner EMC2 facilitated the connection with the consortium during the project development.
OPIN will run for three years, from October 2018 to December 2021, with a total budget of € 2.57 million, with the support of Interreg North West Europe, which is providing €1.54 million in ERDF funding.
