Projects
OIPS
Offshore Island Porto Santo


The OIPS project is a consortium, which is based in a floating offshore wind energy in hybridization with aquaculture located in Porto Santo, in the Madeira archipelago.
The project has 20 years lifetime and the objectives are to develope, fabricate and operate a full scale floating offshore wind multi-turbine platform with an innovative automatized aquaculture system.
OIPS project has recieved funds from IDERAM and is currently under development.





OIPS added value:
- Sustainable Development: Island decarbonization
- Self efficient food stream
- Access to Wind yield areas
- Energy transition forwards a self-sustainable region
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Located in Calheta and inaugurated in 2000, it is an infrastructure that promotes research on fishing and sea matters, conducts scientific studies and promotes the dissemination of knowledge on regional aquaculture.
solarwood
Solar-Biomass standard solution

Worldwide, about 1.1 billion people have no access to electricity and the development benefits it brings, and 1 billion more have access only to unreliable electricity networks.
Solarwood is an innovative green energy modular solution that offers a simple Plug&Play system. It integrates 4 standard containers with solar energy and biomass technology to ensure reliable capacity to generate electricty in off-grid installations.






Main facts:
- Designed of off-grid installations
- Manufactured with EU standards
- Equipped with Energy storage
- Housed in easy-to-transport Containers
- Simple Plug&Play system
- Accessible to Rural off-grid areas
- 1st Demo project in Rural Hospital in Eswatini