WES are looking for a suitably qualified and experienced supplier to carry out a study into the technoeconomic benefits of various levels of sharing of supply chains, physical infrastructure and services between wave energy and floating offshore wind systems. Sharing scenarios of interest range from co-development, through co-location to sharing a floating substructure.
Suitable suppliers are likely to have existing technoeconomic modelling capability and experience of application to wave and floating wind projects and technologies.
Artist impression of floating offshore wind and wave energy co-location. Credit: Mocean
Applications must be made via the Public Contracts Scotland portal, where you can also find all relevant documentation.
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