Nuria Espallargas, NTNU, presenting at the Ocean Tribology Conferenced Nuria Espallargas, NTNU, presenting at Ocean Tribology at the Low Countries in Ostend, Belgium in April 2026. Her talk "Tribocorrosion and Multidegradation Behavior of Stainless Steels and Coatings for Wave Energy Converters" was prepared together with her colleague Hamid Khanmohammadi and focused on the testing done by NTNU during the MORE project. Read more about the conference here.

MORE project team in front of a buoy (a small one) at CorPower Ocean The project team had two interesting days at CorPower Ocean, Stockholm. The days were filled with interesting discussions about how the project will develop during the project's final year. The rigs are being used to continue tests of materials, the analyses continue, and the guideline is slowly but surely being built up. Exciting days with energy and a hope for a future with more offshore green energy.

The large‑scale multi‑degradation rig The MORE project is accelerating the development of next‑generation marine materials for offshore renewable energy (ORE). By improving the durability, reliability, and performance of materials in harsh ocean environments, MORE supports the deployment of stronger, longer‑lasting, and more cost‑efficient energy devices. What We’re Delivering Advanced multi‑degradation testing through newly built small‑ and large‑scale test rigs now enteri

Wahyu Wijanarko presenting at TAE 2026 On Thursday, 29 January 2026, Wahyu Wijanarko (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, NTNU) presented MORE research at the International Colloquium of Tribology in Germany. His talk “ Development of Small Scale Multi-Degradation Tribo-Testing Machines for Complex Wear Environments ” was delivered at the session “ Testing and Measurement Techniques ” and featured results from MORE CETP project. The presentation focused on the de