Tree Composites
Future in Steel
Europe faces a monumental challenge: to be — and remain — an economic global powerhouse amid geopolitical shifts, with innovation and development capacity as vital engines. In the video podcast series Future in Steel , you’ll hear leading Dutch companies and key stakeholders share their vision in this field. Each episode features a concrete (future) application of an innovative example: the “Composite Revolution” — a TU Delft spin-off and winner of the 2025 Chamber of Commerce Innovation Award. Hear how groundbreaking science, true entrepreneurship, and an enabling government can make the diff...
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Jun 10, 2026
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Edwin van Drunen (Enersea) linking breakthrough technology to practical implementation 10.06.2026 37:48
Today, we zoom in on the crucial link between breakthrough technology and practical implementation. Because innovation only becomes impactful when it is engineered into reality. Edwin van Drunen, Director of Enersea, plays a key role in translating new ideas into scalable, reliable solutions. Where Enersea is an offshore engineering company at the forefront of designing the next generation of offs...
Mees Wolters and Tim Kapteijn about composite joints as a new design philosophy for steel structures everywhere 13.05.2026 43:37
In previous episodes of Future in Steel, we explored how composite joints have the potential to fundamentally change offshore wind by addressing one of the industry’s biggest constraints: fatigue in welded steel connections. But what happens when this technology moves beyond offshore wind? As a new design philosophy for steel structures everywhere? Today, we talk to experts who represent both side...
Chris Skinner of Owens Corning about why strengthening the material ecosystem around composite is an important step forward 15.04.2026 49:39
Welcome to a new episode of Future in Steel, the podcast series exploring the technologies shaping the next generation of industrial structures. Today with a very special guest: Chris Skinner, Vice President of Strategic Marketing and R&D for Owens Corning’s Composites business. Where Owens Corning is the world’s leading innovator in glass fibre reinforcements and composite materials. With dec...
Marc Vanderschueren, Head of Business Development at OCAS NV about steel, composites and large-scale testing 17.03.2026 36:01
Europe’s ambition to remain a global industrial powerhouse increasingly depends on its ability to rethink materials, structures, and design philosophies. In offshore wind especially, fatigue has long been the invisible limiter — driving heavier structures, higher costs, and conservative engineering choices. In this episode of Future in Steel , we explore how that paradigm is changing. Hear out gue...
Marko Pavlovic: why bonded composite connections represent a true breakthrough 17.02.2026 39:10
Europe’s ambition to remain an industrial and economic powerhouse depends on its ability to rethink not only energy systems, but also the fundamental technologies behind them. Offshore wind is a prime example — and at the heart of it lies a centuries-old bottleneck: welded steel connections. In this episode of Future in Steel , we speak to Marko Pavlovic, Associate professor at TU Delft, co-foun...
Future in Steel: how the Composite Revolution makes Europe stronger 06.01.2026 39:24
Welcome to Future in Steel — a podcast series about the Composite Revolution: an industrial transformation that makes Europe stronger. Because wherever steel joints are involved, the Composite Revolution means higher quality, up to four times longer service life, lower production costs, lower CO₂ emissions, reduced raw-material use, and more jobs in Europe instead of elsewhere in the world. In Fut...
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