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Displaying items by tag: SR2000

9th November 2017

Scottish Firm Seeks New Funding For Belfast-Built Tidal Turbine

The SR2000 tidal turbine during assembly at the H&W shipyard in Belfast last year

#SeaPower - A Scottish tidal energy company is launching a new round of funding to commericalise its developments in Orkney, as HydroWorld reports.

Scotrenewables has appointed Aberdeen-based financial advisors Simmons & Company International to lead the investment process after successful testing over the last year of its SR2000 2MW floating turbine, built at Harland and Wolff in Belfast.

The grid-connected device has reportedly supplied up to 25% of Orkney’s power demands at times, with recent figures hitting 20MWh per day. HydroWorld has much more HERE.

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