The Switch to deliver full-power converter to Water Wall Turbine Erneuerbare & Ökologie Technik 17. September 2014 Werbung Vancouver-based Water Wall Turbine Inc. (WWT) has selected The Switch to provide a 500 kW full-power converter for its innovative self-floating power plant. Vantaa, Finland - This new commercially viable system extracts potential and kinetic energy from large, fast moving water currents for conversion into electric energy. (WK-intern) - The Switch will supply its first 500 kW full-power converter in October 2014 for WWT’s prototype project, which will be used for the Dent Island Resort, near Vancouver Island off the west coast of British Columbia, Canada. System testing of the integrated equipment is planned for the first quarter of 2015. The vessel will
Minesto und Uni Florida Atlantic erforschen gemeinsam Meeresströmungen als Stromquelle zu nutzen Erneuerbare & Ökologie Forschungs-Mitteilungen Kooperationen 23. Juni 2014 Werbung Könnte Florida Meeresströmungen zu einem künftigen Stromquelle werden? Could Florida´s ocean currents become a future power source? Memorandum of Understanding signed between Minesto and Florida Atlantic University to examine feasibility of ocean current power (WK-intern) - Gothenburg, Sweden - Swedish marine energy technology company Minesto, developer of innovative tidal and ocean current power plant Deep Green, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Florida Atlantic University. The purpose is to examine the technical, environmental and economic feasibility to install demonstration and commercial power plants in the Florida current. Florida Atlantic University (FAU) is home to the Southeast National Marine Renewable Energy Center(SNMREC), a federally-designated
Marine energy technology company Minesto looks at Wales for commercial installations of ‘underwater kite’ power plants Erneuerbare & Ökologie Forschungs-Mitteilungen Technik 10. September 2013 Werbung (WK-intern) - Gothenburg, Sweden - Nordic marine energy technology leader Minesto, has identified Wales as a possible location for a full-scale deployment of its marine power plant Deep Green. Deep Green is the only known marine power plant in the world that is able to cost effectively produce electricity from low velocity tidal and ocean currents. Welsh waters are very rich in low velocity tidal currents. Minesto has identified the Welsh waters as a candidate for a full-scale deployment of Deep Green after extensive measurements of the sea conditions carried out by SEACAMS, a Welsh research project that offers marine businesses
