Spoor

Spoor uses advanced AI technology to monitor bird activity around wind turbines. 🐦⬛ By detecting bird presence and predicting potential collisions, we are developing a curtailment solution able to prevent harm, ensuring the safety of bird populations while maintaining efficient energy production. 🔋 #WindEnergy #Sustainability #AI

🌊A look back at a very successful and engaging #seanergy2024 conference last week in Nantes, France ☀️ In addition to an in-depth immersion into the French offshore wind market, we got to visit EDF Renouvelables eoliennes en mer Saint-Nazaire and the SEM-REV, Fondation OPEN-C test site for an insightful technical tour where we had the chance to see BW Ideol's 2MW turbine up close. A special thank you to Mathieu Roualdes, Thomas Soulard and Nathalie Tertre for the visit. 👏 Many thanks to our partners, AKROCEAN and Maxime BELLORGE for featuring us on the exhibition stand. 🙌 It was a pleasure to spend time with so many great colleagues across the industry and discuss all projects, current and future. #seanergy2024 #renewableenergy #offshorewind #artificalintelligence #éolienoffshore #maritime #biodiversity #floatingoffshorewind

This week's "Bird is the word" is another one of Europe's most colourful birds - the European Bee-eater (Merops apiaster) 🔎 The European Bee-eater is the most widespread of the 31 species of bee-eaters across the Eastern Hemisphere. Its distribution extends across central and southern Europe, western Asia and south to South Africa. 🌎 Their diet consists of insects, and to date, hundreds of different insect species have been identified as prey items, with their favourite groups, including bees, wasps, bumblebees and dragonflies. They forage almost exclusively on airborne insects that they catch with their bill while on the wing in open landscapes. 🐝 🦟 European Bee-eaters nest once a year, and pairs usually stay together for life. They nest in vertical sand banks, digging a burrow where the eggs are laid. They often form small or bigger colonies. 📸 Today's photo shows a presumed pair taking a break from hunting insects one evening in a steppe area in Hungary. #EuropeanBeeEater #ColourfulBirds #BirdWatching

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📢 Spoor will be at this year's SEANERGY BY BLUESIGN conference in Nantes from Wednesday to Friday this week to meet with partners and clients as we work together to help deliver France's plans for ⚡ 45 GW of #OffshoreWind power by 2050! Do get in touch with Christian Skaarup Rasmussen and Jacynthe Ménard, CPA who will be in attendance throughout the event. Find out more below 👇 https://lnkd.in/efbN3sCP #Seanergy2024 #OWCFrance #RenewableEnergy #ArtificialIntelligence #OffshoreWind

👏🏾 Congratulations to you Kamilla Beyer Hyldgaard and your teams on this report. Fantastic milestone! 🌱

📣 Spoor will be in attendance in Manchester this week for RenewableUK's Global Offshore Wind conference on June 18-19, 2024, as part of the delegation led by Norwegian Energy Partners (NORWEP). We look forward to connecting with clients and partners from across the industry so do get in touch! 🙌 #RUKGOW24 #OffshoreWind #renewables #technology #CleanEnergy #WindEnergy #Artificialintelligence

📣 Thank you Carbon Equity for having us for such a great event! 🌱#innovation #artificialintelligence #climatetech

Spoor's CEO, Ask Helseth is attending European Sustainable Energy week this week, at the invitation of the EU Commission 🌍 👏 Ask will share his perspectives on biodiversity and renewable energy as part of the panel "Finding the right balance: protecting nature and deploying renewables". 💡 13 June at 16.00-17.30 - Online streaming available! 📣 In conjunction with this session, the CLEANaction coalition, of which Spoor is a proud member, have just issued a media release highlighting the coalition's 2023 report on this topic, along with a call-to-action for decision makers. 📜 Available to read below.

👉 In this week’s “Bird is the word” we meet a beautiful bird known for its nice colorful plumage and aerial acrobatics - the European Roller (Coracias garrulus) 🔎 🌍 The European Roller can be found across parts of Europe, Asia and Africa and habits open landscapes with scattering trees or artificial nest boxes for nesting. They are migratory and spend the winter in sub-Saharan Africa. 🐛 They mainly feed on insects like grasshoppers, beetles and occasionally small reptiles, as such making a positive impact on controlling pest populations, making them a farmer's best friend. Often seen sitting on high vantage points like the top a tree or bush, on power lines or on fence posts where they can scan for prey which often captured in the air or on the ground. 👐 Another cool thing these birds are known for is their courtship ritual, where males perform impressive aerial displays, looping and diving as if on a roller coaster, to impress potential mates. 📸 Today's photo is from the bird rich steppe area just south of Budapest Hungary, where several European Rollers can be observed, and this one was enjoying the afternoon sun nicely perched on a bush.