FORCE Technology Norway FORCENSE offshore-wind monitoring
Published 4 June 2024; updated 30 September 2026; 3-minute read. FORCENSE monitors loads and environmental forces on floating and bottom-fixed offshore wind installations. A standard setup places sensors on turbine towers and foundations to capture common vibration modes and effects of wind, waves and currents. FORCE Technology says it combines measurement with structural design/analysis expertise, calibrating a digital twin from the data to infer structural damage and fatigue loads over time.
The page says the system supports continuous surveillance, earlier damage detection, inspection/maintenance planning and quicker intervention. It is presented as helping operators lower operating expenses and levelised cost of energy and extend asset life. FORCE Technology Norway cites 30 years of offshore-installation experience in oil/gas and wind-power industries.
The article quotes offshore-wind investment expected to exceed USD 306 billion between 2021 and 2025 (historical projection). Availability: available. Categories: offshore wind / operations and maintenance; energy. Linked UN SDG: 7. Public contact: Skule Edvard Smørgrav, Sales Manager; page email link resolves to a malformed mailto with leading encoded whitespace before
skes@force.no. Company: FORCE TECHNOLOGY NORWAY AS, Nye Vakås vei 32, 1395 Hvalstad, Norway; forcetechnology.com. Short embedded video present; no transcript text exposed. No event listings or participation fees are displayed.Public-page recheck on 8 October 2026: no phone-number reveal control appeared in the loaded contact card.