Monetize Floating Platform Performance Data via NASA Test Results
- Organization
- NASA Marshall Space Flight Center & DOE ATLANTIS Program
- Sector
- Marine Insurance Underwriters & Floating Wind Regulators
- Location
- Global
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Executive summary
Current state
NASA has developed and patented a water ballast motion control system for floating offshore wind platforms, validated through DOE's ATLANTIS program, creating a dormant asset with government credibility but zero commercial implementation. The floating wind industry needs motion control solutions for deeper waters but lacks standardized requirements and performance data.
Market catalyst
NASA and DOE have extensive test data from the ATLANTIS program showing exact performance advantages of water ballast motion control, but this data sits in government servers unused. The insurance industry desperately needs performance data to price risk for floating wind projects but has no access to this validated government testing data.
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