Decomissioning

Removal of a device at the end of its lifespan.

Decommissioning refers to the partial or complete removal of a device at the end of its lifespan. In the context of marine energy, decommissioning typically encompasses the full recovery and transport of a device from its offshore site and the removal of the device’s export cables and substructure or mooring system, both of which may require highly specialized personnel, vessels and technologies.

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Marine Energy Documents Related to Decomissioning

Tethys Engineering is a knowledge hub that contains documents and resources about the technical aspects of marine energy development. The table below contains all of the documents in the Tethys Engineering Knowledge Base associated with Decomissioning.

Total: 17

Title Author Date Type of Content Technology Collection Method Engineering
Developing offshore renewable energy systems in Australia: Existing regulatory challenges and requirements for reliability assurance Abaei, M., Kumar, S., Arzaghi, E. Journal Article Current, Wave Structural
Measurements of tidal flow variability in Ramsey Sound, Pembrokeshire Miles, J., Coles, D., Simmonds, D. Conference Paper Current, Tidal Field Data
TIGER Case Studies Green, M. Report Current, Axial Flow Turbine, Kite Field Data, Modeling, Full Scale, Scale Device Grid Integration, Mooring, Performance
FoDTEC (Forensic Decommissioning of Tidal Energy Converters) Final Summary Report Warren, T. Report Current, Tidal Field Data, Full Scale Materials, Substructure
Construction Method Statement Shetland Tidal Array Wills, T. Report Current, Axial Flow Turbine
Life cycle assessment of ocean energy technologies Uihlein, A. Journal Article Current, Wave
Optimisation of marine energy installation operations Morandeau, M., Walker, T., Argall, R. Journal Article Current, Wave
NNMREC OSU Unsolicited Request for Renewable Energy Research Lease Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center (NNMREC) Report Wave Test Center Grid Integration, Mooring
Calculating weather windows: Application to transit, installation and the implications on deployment success Walker, R., Nieuwkoop-McCall, J., Johanning, L. Journal Article Wave Modeling
SeaRay Experiment A Sealed Prototype Wave Energy Converter Deployment in the Puget Sound Thomson, J., Mackay, E., Polagye, B. Report Wave, Point Absorber Field Data, Modeling, Scale Device Acoustics, Materials, Mooring, Performance, Substructure
Deployment Effects of Marine Renewable Energy Technologies. Wave Energy Scenarios. Previsic, M. Report Wave Mooring, Performance, Power Take Off
Guidelines for Health and Safety in the Marine Energy Industry RenewableUK Report Current, Tidal, Wave
Tidal Power in the UK Research Report 5 - UK case studies Craig, J., Rudd, H., Michael, P. Report Current, Tidal
Research Report 4 - Severn non-barrage options Craig, J., Rudd, H., Michael, P. Report Current, Tidal Array Effects, Grid Integration
Tidal Power in the UK Research Report 3 – Review of Severn Barrage Proposals Black & Veatch Report Current, Tidal
OTEC-1 Cold Water Pipe Recovery Engineering of Lift and Towing Systems Tracy, D., Tettlebach, G., McNatt, T. Report OTEC Modeling Mooring
OTEC-1 test operations experience. Final report Hoshide, K., Klein, A. , Polino, L. Report OTEC, Closed-Cycle Field Data Materials, Mooring, Performance, Power Take Off, Structural, Substructure
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