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DC1: Impact of unsteady atmospheric flows on airborne wind energy systems
Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
Rather Laasani Sanya Shabir
DC1: Impact of unsteady atmospheric flows on airborne wind energy systems
DC2: Robust operation of AWE in low and high wind speed conditions
Kitemill AS, PhD enrollment with DTU
Agustí Porta Ko
DC2: Robust operation of AWE in low and high wind speed conditions
DC3: Robust Autonomous Control of Onboard Generation AWE System
Politecnico di Milano
Alessandro Cappellari
DC3: Robust Autonomous Control of Onboard Generation AWE System
DC4: Fully Autonomous AWE operation over Long Time Horizons
Politecnico di Milano
Andrea Bertozzi
DC4: Fully Autonomous AWE operation over Long Time Horizons
DC5: Optimal Scaling and Clustering for Airborne Wind Energy
Delft University of Technology
Hanna Yousef
DC5: Optimal Scaling and Clustering for Airborne Wind Energy
DC6: Wind Farm Optimization and Operation
Politecnico di Milano
Karanvir Singh Grewal
DC6: Wind Farm Optimization and Operation
DC7: AWE Operation for Grid Serving Behaviour
Kitepower BV, PhD enrollment with TU Delft
Claudio Vergara, Roland Schmehl
DC7: AWE Operation for Grid Serving Behaviour
DC8: Reliable and Functional Electrical Systems for AWE
Munich University of Applied Sciences
David Tapia Pino
DC8: Reliable and Functional Electrical Systems for AWE
DC9: The mutual impact of AWE based plants on the electricity grid
Munich University of Applied Sciences
Stephanie Uhrig
DC9: The mutual impact of AWE based plants on the electricity grid
DC10: The economic potential of AWE in the European electricity grid
Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
Amirhosein Farmani
DC10: The economic potential of AWE in the European electricity grid
DC11: Strategies for AWE commercialisation
Delft University of Technology
Huilin Liu
DC11: Strategies for AWE commercialisation
DC12: Achieving Technological Legitimacy for Airborne Wind Energy from both a local planning and broader social-political context
Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
Anastassia Saving
DC12: Achieving Technological Legitimacy for Airborne Wind Energy from both a local planning and broader social-political context

EU logoThis project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 101168734.© AWETRAIN consortium 2026

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