DCDYNAMIC in a nutshell
With the aim of supporting the EU’s goal of climate neutrality by 2050, the DCDYNAMIC project intends to develop a high-voltage dynamic export cable, which is expected to help connect floating offshore wind farms to the grid. The consortium will focus on testing the cable’s reliability, improving sustainability, and reducing risks for large-scale use.
“The knowledge gained from this project could revolutionise the design and use of HVDC cables and set a new standard for this critical technology. By 2050, it could play a key role in ensuring that about 17% of Europe’s electricity comes from offshore wind, contributing to a safer, more sustainable, and more affordable energy network.”
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James Oxford receives prestigious IEEE DEIS Graduate Fellowship
The DCDYNAMIC consortium congratulates James Oxford from The University of Manchester on being awarded the 2025 IEEE Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society (DEIS) Graduate Fellowship.
Floating Offshore Wind Crash Course in Tokyo
DCDYNAMIC expert contributes to Floating Offshore Wind Crash Course in Tokyo
International conference on Dielectrics – IEEE ICD 2026
DCDYNAMIC participation at the IEEE ICD2026


