We’re excited to spotlight a new contribution from Jian Tan, Yufeng Zhang, Avni Jain, and George Lavidas from Delft University of...

We are thrilled to announce that Tabea Engelfried, Stefano Cucurachi, and George Lavidas from Delft University of Technology have made a...

On February 3-4, 2025, the WECHULL+ project consortium held a productive and engaging meeting at RISE in Borås, Sweden. The meeting...

The first publication from WECHULL+ is out 🎉 The work from Jian and George at Delft University of Technology has just been published in...

Today we have made the first trial casting of many to come in WECHULL+ CETP where we build on the work that was carried out in the...

The WECHULL+ consortia met up in Gdansk during two days (6-7th of March) to discuss what actions to take to get the prototypes in to the...

PRESS RELEASE: The WECHULL+ project (Sustainable Concrete Material Leading to Improved Substructures for Offshore Renewable Energy...

The official Kick-off Meeting (KoM) was held on December 20th 2023 via teams. The meeting was structured as a 2-hour meeting to get to...

At the division of polymer technology @ KTH, Professor Ulrica Edlund and Dr. Samson Afewerki are working on the development of biobased...

RISE has presented results on the sustainable concrete mix design and testing in combination with the updated hull design by Ocean...

RISE has presented the results of a study on sustainable high-performance concrete (HPC) development and problematic of combined...

Over the last month, concrete elements in an unusual shape of a hexagon were prepared and tested within the WECHULL project at RISE...

CorPower Ocean's composite engineers Javier Verdeguer and Ho-Ann Chen attended the LIGHTer International conference in Gothenburg at the...

One of WECHull project end-users Ocean Harvesting is looking into alternative materials to steel and composite which are mostly used...

On January 20th the kick-off meeting was held online, due to the Corona situation and travel restrictions. The WECHULL project aims...