Levelized Cost of Energy

Analysis of energy cost over the lifetime of device.

The levelized cost of energy (LCOE) is a measure of a device’s lifetime costs divided by energy production. This measure allows for the comparison of different technologies of unequal life spans, project size, capital cost, and capacities. Key inputs to calculating LCOE include financing, manufacturing, deployment, operation, maintenance, and decommissioning costs.

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Marine Energy Documents Related to Levelized Cost of Energy

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Title Author Date Type of Content Technology Collection Method Engineering
A review of wave energy estimates for nearshore shelf waters off Australia Morim, J., Cartwright, N., Eternad-Shahidi, A. Journal Article Wave Modeling Performance
Reference Model 6 (RM6): Oscillating Wave Energy Converter Bull, D., Smith, C., Jenne, D. Report Wave, Oscillating Water Column Lab Data, Modeling, Scale Device Hydrodynamics, Performance, Structural
Power conversion systems for tidal power arrays Bala, S., Pan, J., Barlow, G. Conference Paper Current, Tidal Array Effects
Salinity Gradient Energy: Technology Brief Kempener, R., Neumann, F. Report Salinity Gradient Performance
Tidal Energy: Technology Brief Kempener, R., Neumann, F. Report Current, Tidal
Wave Energy: Technology Brief Kempener, R., Neumann, F. Report Wave
Upscale potential and financial feasibility of a reverse electrodialysis power plant Daniilidis, A., Herber, R., Vermaas, D. Journal Article Salinity Gradient Modeling
ReDAPT MC7.2 Public Domain - First Year of Operation Report Sinclair, R. Report Current, Tidal Modeling, Test Center Grid Integration, Performance
Technological Cost-Reduction Pathways for Oscillating Water Column Wave Energy Converters in the Marine Hydrokinetic Environment Ochs, M., Bull, D. Report Wave, Oscillating Water Column
Technological Cost-Reduction Pathways for Point Absorber Wave Energy Converters in the Marine Hydrokinetic Environment Ochs, M., Bull, D., Laird, D. Report Wave, Point Absorber
Feasibility Study and Cost-Benefit Analysis of Tidal Energy: A Case Study for Ireland Jackson, D., Persoons, T. Conference Paper Current, Tidal
Assessing the wave energy converter potential for Australian coastal regions Behrens, S., Hayward, J., Hemer, M. Journal Article Wave Modeling
Tidal Energy System for On-Shore Power Generation Bruce, A., Jones, J. Report Current, Tidal Lab Data, Modeling Structural
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion Life Cycle Cost Assessment Martel, L., Smith, P., Rizea, S. Report OTEC
WindWaveFloat (WWF): Final Scientific Report Weinstein, A., Roddier, D., Banister, K. Report Wave, Point Absorber, Oscillating Water Column, Oscillating Wave Surge Converter Lab Data, Modeling, Scale Device Hybrid Devices
Assessment of ocean thermal energy conversion Muralidharan, S. Thesis OTEC
Reference Inflow Characterization for River Resource Reference Model: Reference Model 2 (RM2) Neary, V. Report Current, Riverine Lab Data, Scale Device Hydrodynamics
Summary of performance limits and guidelines for assessing devices in terms of performance increase required to attain a target unit electricity cost Stallard, T. Report Wave, Point Absorber
Levelised costs of Wave and Tidal energy in the UK: Cost competitiveness and the importance of “banded” Renewables Obligation Certificates Allan, G., Gilmartin, M., McGregor, P. Journal Article Current, Wave
Extreme Ocean Wave Conditions for Northern California Wave Energy Conversion Device Berg, J. Report Wave, Point Absorber Field Data
Projected Deployment and Costs of Wave Energy in Europe Raventos, A., Sarmento, A., Neumann, F. Conference Paper Wave Modeling
Comparing the electrical transmission systems for Archimedes Wave Swing parks Czech, B., Bauer, P., Polinder, H. Conference Paper Wave Modeling
Economics of Future U.S. Wave Energy Markets: A Coupled Analysis of Regional Wave Climate and Energy Market Data Vining, J. Conference Paper Wave
A new hybrid ocean thermal energy conversion–Offshore solar pond (OTEC–OSP) design: A cost optimization approach Straatman, P., van Sark, W. Journal Article OTEC, Hybrid-Cycle
Cost estimation methodology: The Marine Energy Challenge approach to estimating the cost of energy produced by marine energy systems Entec Report Current, Wave
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