EquiMar

EquiMar involved about 60 scientists, developers, engineers and conservationists from 11 European countries working together to find ways to measure and compare the dozens of tidal and wave energy devices, proposed locations and management systems currently competing for funds, so governments can invest in the best ones and get marine energy on tap fast.  The team has delivered a suite of “high level” protocols – general principles to allow fair comparison of marine energy converters testing and evaluation procedures.  EquiMar protocols cover site selection, device engineering design, scaling up designs, deployment of arrays, environmental impact on flora, fauna & landforms, and economic issues. The final EquiMar protocols  establish a sound base for future marine energy standards currently being developed by IEC Technical Committee 114.

http://www.equimar.org/
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United Kingdom

Marine Energy Documents Related to EquiMar

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 EquiMar.

Total: 20

Title Author Date Type of Content Technology Collection Method Engineering
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
Wave Model Intercomparison Venugopal, V., Davey, T., Girard, F. Report Current, Tidal, Wave Modeling
Wave and Tidal Resource Characterisation Venugopal, V., Davey, T., Smith, H. Report Current, Tidal, Wave
Extremes and Long Term Extrapolation Prevosto, M. Report Current, Tidal, Wave Modeling
Assessment, reporting and remediation of risk associated with marine energy arrays Bittencourt, C., Flinn, J., Myers, L. Report Current, Tidal, Wave Array Effects
Assessment of the present status and future scenarios of the supply chain for marine energy arrays Myers, L., Bahaj, A., Retzler, C. Report Current, Tidal, Wave
Protocols for the Equitable Assessment of Marine Energy Converters Ingram, D., Smith, G., Ferriera, C. Book Current, Tidal, Wave
Best practice for tank testing of small marine energy devices McCombes, T., Johnstone, C., Holmes, B. Report Current, Tidal, Wave Lab Data
Protocols for wave and tidal resource assessment Davey, T., Venugopal, V., Smith, H. Report Current, Tidal, Wave
Pre-deployment and operational actions associated with marine energy arrays Myers, L., Bahaj, A., Retzler, C. Report Current, Tidal, Wave Array Effects
Assessment of current practice for tank testing of small marine energy devices McCombes, T., Johnstone, C., Holmes, B. Report Current, Tidal, Wave Lab Data, Scale Device
Application of Numerical Models Venugopal, V., Davey, T., Girard, F. Report Current, Tidal, Wave Modeling
Protocols & guidance for device specification and quantification of performance Myers, L., Bahaj, A., Retzler, C. Report Current, Tidal, Wave Performance
Site matching and interaction effects Myers, L., Bahaj, A., Heller, V. Report Current, Tidal, Wave Array Effects
Concept Appraisal and Tank Testing Practices for 1st Stage Prototype Devices Clarke, J., Cockcraft, J., Grant, A. Report Current, Tidal Modeling
Identification of Limitations of the Current Practices Adopted for Early Stage Tidal and Wave Device Assessment Clarke, J., Cockcraft, J., Connor, G. Report Current, Tidal, Wave Performance
Support Structures for Arrays of Wave Energy Devices Stallard, T., Stansby, P. Report Wave Array Effects
Consideration of the cost implications for mooring MEC devices Johanning, L., Smith, G. Report Current, Tidal, Wave Mooring
Global analysis of pre-normative research activities for marine energy Ricci, P., Villate, J., Scuottao, M. Report Current, Tidal, Wave
Guidance protocols on choosing of electrical connection configurations Ricci, P., Lopez, J., Plaza, J. Report Current, Tidal, Wave Grid Integration
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