Accurate and up-to-date geographic information system (GIS) and techno economic (TE) decision support tools are pertinent to helping to develop the renewable energy sector. The proposed tool aims to incorporate increased resolution and site relevance of resource data, the most up-to-date geospatial data representing all...
In the first webinar of the Selkie series in August, we focused on the importance of diversification and innovation to the sustainability of a busines; and the opportunities in the wave and tidal stream sectors. Please click below to watch the webinar ‘Sustainability through Diversification’. The...
As part of the Selkie Project, a computationally efficient tool for simulating the performance and wake characteristics of horizontal axis tidal turbine arrays is being developed. The aim of this research is to provide an open access, clearly documented tool for the marine renewable energy...
Press Release: 27 August 2020 The Selkie Project announces Sabella as successful tidal energy developer to collaborate on demonstration project The SELKIE cross-border project aiming to boost the marine energy industry in Wales and Ireland is delighted to announce that Sabella is the successful tidal energy company...
Press Release: 11 June 2020 The Selkie Project announces Ocean Energy as successful wave energy developer to collaborate on demonstration project The SELKIE cross-border project aiming to boost the marine energy industry in Wales and Ireland has announced that Ocean Energy is the successful wave energy company...
Following the launch of the Selkie supply chain webinar series in August, this was the next event in the series. In this webinar we delve deeper into Operations & Maintenance in the wave and tidal stream sectors. Please click below to watch Part 1 and...
The second webinar in the Selkie supply chain series will focus on Operations and Maintenance in the tidal stream and wave energy sectors. Chair - Jay Sheppard, Marine Energy Wales 2.30 TJ Horgan, Selkie ProjectIntroduction to the Selkie Project 2.35 Dr Fiona Devoy McAuliffe, University College CorkO&M tools...