We turn end-of-life turbine blades into floating breakwaters, wetlands and marine habitats — built for ports and coastlines that need infrastructure to do more than one job.
The first generation of offshore wind turbines is reaching end-of-life. Blades are heading for landfill or incineration.
Governments need scalable, low-carbon ways to restore degraded shorelines and rebuild marine biodiversity.
Blue Habitats turns one problem into the other.
| Module | Footprint | Depth | Lead | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BH-RF | Artificial reefSubsurface | 12 × 6 m | −3 to −8 m | 16 wk |
| BH-WT | Floating wetlandSurface · planted | 18 × 4 m | 0 to −0.6 m | 12 wk |
| BH-PT | Walkable pontoonPublic access | 12 × 3 m | −0.4 m draft | 10 wk |
| BH-PK | Floating parkCivic | 24 × 12 m | −0.8 m draft | 20 wk |
| BH-NI | Bird nesting islandEcological | 8 × 8 m | −0.5 m draft | 8 wk |
Sheltered urban harbour. Testing biodiversity recruitment in a degraded industrial water body.
Open-water exposure. The structural and biological reference site for future deployments.
Five years of monitoring data. Outcomes verified by Wageningen UR and Deltares.
Two organisations built around the same conviction.
Send us a site outline and a procurement window. We return a one-page feasibility memo within ten working days.
Or write directly: pilots@bluehabitats.nl