Minesto

Minesto develops a new concept for tidal power plants called Deep Green. The power plant is applicable in areas where no other known technology can operate cost effectively due to its unique ability to operate in low velocities. Minesto expands the total marine energy potential and offers a step change in cost for tidal energy. 
 

Country
United Kingdom

Affiliated Marine Energy Engineering Documents

Total results: 9
Title Author Date Type of Content Technology Collection Method Engineering
Tidal Energy Converter Cost Reduction via Power Take Off Optimisation: Final Publishable Summary ORE Catapult Report Current, Tidal Power Take Off
Optimising multiple multibeam sonars to assess marine life interactions with an underwater kite Lieber, L., Nilsen, T., Zambrano, C. Conference Paper Tidal Lab Data
Concept Array design for Tidal kite power generators Salomonsson, P., Bergvall, I., Orhaug, S. Conference Paper Current, Kite, Tidal Modeling Array Effects, Power Take Off, Structural
Enabling renewable baseload generation by flying subsea kites Edlund, M. Conference Paper Current, Kite
Wave Energy Resources at the Test Site in Keelung, Taiwan Tzang, S., Chen, C., Chen, Y. Conference Paper Wave Field Data
Turbulence Characteristics in Tidal Flows Using LES and ALM to Model the Tidal Power Fredriksson, S., Brostrom, G., Berqvist, B. Conference Paper Current, Tidal Modeling Performance
Modelling Deep Green tidal power plant using large eddy simulations and the actuator line method Fredriksson, S., Brostrom, G., Bergqvist, B. Journal Article Current, Kite, Tidal Modeling Hydrodynamics, Performance
Characteristics of wave energy resources on coastal waters of northeast Taiwan Chen, Y-L., Lin, C., Chen, J. Journal Article Wave Field Data
Validation of Actuator Line Modeling and Large Eddy Simulations of Kite-Borne Tidal Stream Turbines against ADCP Observations Prabahar, N., Fredriksson, S., Brostrom, G. Journal Article Current, Tidal Modeling Array Effects
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