SeaTwirl AB (publ) develops and commercializes floating vertical-axis wind turbines designed for deep-water offshore environments. The company offers innovative floating wind power solutions featuring a patented vertical-axis turbine integrated with a rotating SPAR foundation, which provides a low center of gravity, reduced steel usage, simplified maintenance via surface-accessible generator housing, and compatibility with local vessels; these turbines target applications including grid-connected wind farms, oil and gas platforms, remote islands, seaside villages, and aquaculture facilities seeking to replace diesel generation. SeaTwirl operates in the renewable energy sector, with a focus on enabling offshore wind power in waters exceeding 60-80 meters depth where fixed-bottom foundations are impractical, serving markets such as aquaculture electrification and sustainable energy for industrial offshore assets.
Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, at Lilla Bommen 1, the company maintains a global presence with representation in the Nordics, UK, South America, and Asia. SeaTwirl listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market in 2016 and employs approximately 13 personnel focused on design, simulation, hydrodynamics, and mechanical construction.
Recent developments include the Verti-Go consortium securing €15 million from Horizon Europe in September 2025 to demonstrate a full-scale 2MW floating turbine through design, fabrication, installation, and operation phases extending to 2029, led by SeaTwirl as technical coordinator with partners including University College Cork, EDP, Greenov, and Bureau Veritas. In December 2025, SeaTwirl signed a feasibility study agreement worth SEK 0.8 million with a global industrial supplier to assess its turbines for electrifying Chilean fish farms, marking entry into South American aquaculture markets. Additional initiatives encompass a memorandum of understanding with Aks Wind Energy Corp. for Canadian market development and participation in a Swedish business delegation to Canada in November 2025 to advance clean energy partnerships.