Partners
Oasis is working with a range of offshore wind operators and vessel companies to bring offshore charging technology to the offshore wind, energy and marine sectors.
Below is a report completed for ScottishPower Renewables and Operation Zero.
Industry Partners
Wilkie Engineering – Fabrication
- Manufacturer of the Oasis Power Buoy - Offshore engineering and fabrication specialists - Oasis Marine Shareholder
Turbo Power Systems - Electrical
- Experts in power conversion systems - Developed the Oasis Power Buoy Power Supply Units - Partner in multiple projects
First Marine Solutions – Mooring & Installation
- Experts in mooring design and installation - Oasis Power Buoy Mooring System design and modelling - Partner in offshore tests and projects
Project Partners
Verlume
- Specialist energy management and storage - Halo Modular Battery Energy Storage System - Partner in Oasis led CMDC3 high power transfer project
O.S. Energy
- Offshore Service provider - Developer of Hydrogen powered vessels - Partner in Oasis led EETF offshore refuelling buoy project
Public Sector Partners
Maritime Research and Innovation UK (MarRI-UK)
- Funded the initial development of a full-size Oasis Power Buoy prototype.
Innovate UK (with Department for Transport)
- Funding awarded under the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (CMDC) Rounds 1 and 3 for development of the Oasis Power Buoy and Hydrogen Refuelling Buoy.
Scottish Government
- Funding awarded via the Emerging Energies Technology Fund (EETF) for Buoy wave tank testing.
Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult (OREC)
- Offshore Renewable Energy innovation. Partner in our CMDC3 project, providing project management, regulation analysis and independent verification of system sub-components.
CENEX
- Centre of Excellence for low carbon and fuel cell technologies. Partner in CMDC1 project assisting with business case analysis and technology demonstration plans.
University of Strathclyde
- Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering partners in our EETF project. Buoy modelling and tank testing at the Kelvin Hydrodynamic Laboratory.
