Planning on Establishment of Sea Test-Bed for Tidal Current Energy Converters in Jindo, Korea

Conference Paper

Title: Planning on Establishment of Sea Test-Bed for Tidal Current Energy Converters in Jindo, Korea

Author:

Park, J.; Ko, D.; Yi, J.

Publication Date:

September 9, 2018

Event Name:

4th Asian Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (AWTEC)

Event Location:

Taipei, Taiwan

Publisher:

AWTEC

Affiliation:

Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology (KIOST)

Technology:

Current, Tidal

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Citation

Park, J.; Ko, D.; Yi, J. (2018). Planning on Establishment of Sea Test-Bed for Tidal Current Energy Converters in Jindo, Korea. Paper presented at 4th Asian Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (AWTEC), Taipei, Taiwan.

Abstract

Tidal current power is the nearest technology for the commercialization of marine energy. In particular, southwestern sea of Korea is the optimal candidate site for the development of tidal current energy. In addition, Uldolmok and Jang-Juk straits have abundant tidal current energy resources. This paper aims to introduce the plan for the establishment of 4.5MW sea test bed titled K-TEC for tidal current energy converters in Jind located at southwestern sea of Korea.

Planning on Establishment of Sea Test-Bed for Tidal Current Energy Converters in Jindo, Korea is located in Korea South.