Research project

H2020 - Crimson (DIT.AD019.141)

Thematic area

Engineering, ICT and technologies for energy and transportation

Project area

Tecnologie Marittime (DIT.AD019)

Structure responsible for the research project

Institute of Marine Engineering (INM)

Project manager

FRANCESCO SALVATORE
Phone number: 06502991
Email: francesco.salvatore@cnr.it

Abstract

The CRIMSON project aims at bringing to market a reliable, sustainable marine energy turbine
through the application of novel materials and technologies over the complete life cycle of the
product. The key driver for this project is the global potential to generate 120GW of clean,
predictable electricity from the kinetic energy in rivers and tidal currents. The project will
provide a high-performance, low-cost marine hydrokinetic (MHK) power systems to the market using
manufacturing techniques suitable for high volume manufacturing with recycled materials and thus
remove an important obstacle in the full-scale commercialisation of marine energy.

Goals

The CRIMSON project aims at bringing to market a reliable, sustainable marine energy turbine
through the application of novel materials and technologies over the complete life cycle of the
product. The key driver for this project is the global potential to generate 120GW of clean,
predictable electricity from the kinetic energy in rivers and tidal currents. The project will
provide a high-performance, low-cost marine hydrokinetic (MHK) power systems to the market using
manufacturing techniques suitable for high volume manufacturing with recycled materials and thus
remove an important obstacle in the full-scale commercialisation of marine energy.

Start date of activity

17/03/2021

Keywords

CRIMSON, H2020, Manufacturing Solution for an Optimised Novel

Last update: 09/06/2025