Offshore wind energy,
digitally twinned
for reliability
the European Union
OUR AMBITION
We are developing a digital twin to forecast offshore wind power production. Aimed at ensuring greater energy reliability and security, the digital twin will seamlessly integrate existing models and simulation assets, unlocking new possibilities in sustainable energy.
Elevating the environment
While there have been other commercial initiatives for digital twins of wind farms, this is the first one to introduce a customizable platform that enables users not to disclose sensitive commercial data.
DTWO aims to be a pioneering initiative in the digitalization of offshore wind energy by combining:
Federated Approach
Unlike traditional digital twin systems that centralize data, DTWO uses a federated architecture. This allows users to customize without sharing sensitive, commercially valuable data.
Model Integration
Built to integrate a wide array of existing models and data sources, including physics-based, simulation, semantic, and AI/ML-driven models.
Granular Prediction Capabilities
DTWO aims to improve predictive accuracy by enhancing data granularity and using advanced modelling for higher precision in decision-making.
High-Level Cybersecurity
The project prioritizes security, addressing concerns around data vulnerability in digital transformation efforts.
Modules and Technical Integration
Building a software architecture with user-friendly data and tool hubs
Bridging Ambition with Tangible Results
We introduce a scalable, modular digital twin architecture designed with high cyber-security and integrates essential tools and data hubs. It enhances offshore wind energy through advanced simulations, industry use cases, and global collaboration.
Latest updates
DTWO video series: the experts driving the research that define DTWO
A new video series is launching to explore the DTWO project, its objectives, and the progress made so far. This series will introduce the consortium behind the project, showcasing the experts driving the research and innovation that define DTWO.
DTWO represented at the BRIDGE General Assembly in Brussels to discuss energy innovation and policy
Leading policymakers, researchers, and industry experts convened on March 25-26, 2025, in Brussels, Belgium, and online for an intensive discussion on the future of energy innovation and policy within the framework of the BRIDGE initiative.
DTWO at the BRIDGE General Assembly 2025
On March 25-26, 2025, BRIDGE will hold its General Assembly in Brussels, Belgium, in a hybrid format. In-person meetings will take place at Square Brussels, gathering key stakeholders to discuss the latest advancements in energy innovation.