University of Strathclyde and Japan Marine United Collaborate on Floating Offshore Wind Innovation

The University of Strathclyde and Japan Marine United Corporation have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on maritime engineering and offshore renewable energy, focusing initially on floating offshore wind turbines. The partnership combines Strathclyde's research expertise and JMU's industrial capabilities to address challenges in standardisation and scalability for offshore wind deployment.

Published Mar 27, 2026

The University of Strathclyde and Japan Marine United Corporation (JMU) are collaborating on maritime engineering and offshore renewable energy through a signed Memorandum of Understanding. This partnership aims to enhance research, education, and policy within offshore renewable energy, with a focus on floating offshore wind turbines.

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Initial efforts will target the standardisation and mass production of these turbines. The collaboration seeks to leverage Strathclyde's analytical strengths and JMU's experience in offshore structures to address technical challenges and improve the design and reliability of floating offshore wind technology. JMU's JadeWind® floater is set for deployment in a significant project, contributing to the sector's advancement.