Seas of opportunities: Aquatech Amsterdam spotlights Dutch innovations driving global energy transition

Last week, the Aquatech Amsterdam exhibition, the heart of water innovation, hosted a session by industry association Energy from Water and NWP. Shedding light on the immense potential of Dutch energy from water solutions in steering the global energy transition.

The panel discussion, moderated by Olaf Waals from MARIN, brought together industry visionaries – our very own Maarten Berkhout, , Pieter Hack from REDstack and Erwin Meijboom from Slow Mill. Showcasing Dutch excellence in water engineering solutions and emphasizing a collective commitment to shaping the future of energy. The session underscored the urgency of the energy transition, necessitating solutions both on land and at sea. SeaQurrent, in collaboration with its counterparts, represent a pivotal piece in this energy puzzle, enabling the exploration of more locations for renewable energy transition.

SeaQurrent’s technology seamlessly complements the existing renewable energy mix, providing a reliable and cost-efficient energy production system. Tidal energy, with its predictability and year-round availability, assumes a central role in this diverse mix, contributing to an efficient and resilient electricity grid and harmoniously integrating into the landscape—a crucial aspect of the current energy transition.

Reflecting on the session, SeaQurrent’s technology is not just as a solution but a catalyst for change, generating significant revenues, especially during periods of low solar and wind production. Beyond economic benefits, it becomes a powerhouse for job creation domestically and worldwide, fostering sustainable economic growth.

To make TidalKite mainstream Maarten Berkhout extended a bold invitation: to join our journey and shape the future of energy, where a sustainable tomorrow begins with a shared commitment to action. To connect with us, to explore collaboration opportunities.