Unlocking the value of floating offshore wind
TRIWIND
Discover TRIWIND
Our ground-breaking TRIWIND technology is designed to unlock the value of floating offshore wind power. With outstanding operational performance and a rapid fabrication process, TRIWIND reduces CAPEX, OPEX and LCOE to accelerate the development of commercial-scale floating offshore wind farms.
COST
REDUCTION
~50% CAPEX and
~40% OPEX reduction
FAST
FABRICATION
28 days per
TRIWIND platform
EASY
CONSTRUCTION
100% in-port
construction
LONG
LASTING
Enhanced structural integrity for increased durability
SAFETY
Superior dynamic and naval stability
SCALABLE
Suitable for turbines
of all sizes
Innovative floating platform design
TRIWIND is a hollow, monolithic concrete structure designed to withstand demanding environmental conditions and dynamic sea pressures while maintaining superior naval stability and virtually negligible oscillations.
The TRIWIND platform consists of a series of internal cells that provide both buoyancy and inherent damping to the structure. By allowing communication between some of these cells and the surrounding water, ballast levels are naturally regulated without the need for additional onboard systems. This internal cell network also acts as an extra layer of structural safety, preventing any water ingress from propagating beyond a single perimeter cell, thus preserving the overall stability of the platform.
The wind turbine is centrally positioned to ensure efficient stress distribution across the interior walls. This, combined with the system of internal sea-connected cells, ensures stable behavior and optimal structural performance.
A key feature of the TRIWIND design is its ability to be transported with the wind turbine pre-installed, eliminating the costs, complexities and risks associated with offshore installation and enabling faster, safer and more cost-effective project execution.

- concrete-based, monolithic platform
- no active ballast required
- outstanding stability with low accelerations
- optimal structural integrity with no slender elements
- facilitates on-shore turbine installation and transportation
Rapid slip-forming fabrication

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Here, the preparation of the formwork takes place before the lower slab is concreted. Once cured, the working platform is lowered, rebar is positioned and the vertical walls are slip-formed. An IP-CCV skidding system then moves the unit to Station 2.
The placement grid for the upper slab is added before the pouring and vibration of in-situ concrete for the upper slab. The concrete of the upper slab is cured at Station 2, then a skidding system moves the slab to Station 3.
On-deck equipment is installed and the floater is painted prior to being moved via the skidding system to a load-out barge.
- no post-tensioning rods
- low rebar density
- no slender elements
- in-port assembly with local materials
- floaters and turbines assembled on shore
Find out more about
TRIWIND
Combining established maritime engineering and construction methodologies with innovative design, Beridi’s patented TRIWIND technology overcomes
the challenges facing the floating offshore wind sector and unlocks the value of offshore wind power. To find out more, get in touch with our team now.