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Eolink Sas

Brest, France

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Eolink Sas develops an integrated turbine-float solution tailored for floating offshore wind and scalable across France and Europe. The company's headquarters are located in Brest, France, with a UK office. Eolink has fabricated its floating wind turbines at the port of Brest and is involved in projects like the France Atlantique 5MW pre-commercial floating wind turbine, which will supply electricity equivalent to the consumption of 6000 households once connected to the grid. The company recently conducted operations with a 5MW turbine at the SEM-REV test site. Eolink signed a protocol agreement with Brest port in September 2025 to strengthen their collaboration.

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