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Sustainable Marine Energy Limited is a UK company with status active founded in 2012 based in London.
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1 Dec 2016 to 31 Aug 2017
Sustainable Marine Energy Limited (SME) is seeking funding from the Innovate UK Energy Catalyst - Early Stage - to carry out detailed design and test tank validation of a novel floating platform for the capture of renewable energy from tidal and river currents. The primary project output will be a complete validated design of the PLAT-I (I:Inshore) platfo...
1 Apr 2016 to 28 Feb 2018
SME is aiming to reduce the levelised cost of tidal energy (LCOE) by reducing the capex and opex of its tidal energy platform, PLAT-O. A reduced levelised cost of energy will ensure that SME will be able to deliver profitable projects at a community scale (3MW). SME has identified that by removing the pull down system and hydraulics from the platform this...
1 Sep 2014 to 31 Mar 2017
Successfully development and proving of the composite PLAT-O buoyant tidal turbine platform in this project will lead the way towards a 50% reduction in capex for deployment costs in tidal stream projects and bring levelised cost of energy down towards a commercial £169/MWh – a fourfold reduction on current figures within 3 years. Typically sea floor moun...
1 Jul 2014 to 30 Sep 2015
The UK has legally binding targets for the reduction in CO2 by 2020. A key way of achieving this is through the deployment of renewable energy. A promising technology is Tidal Energy Converters (TEC) that use fast moving tidal streams to generate electricity using subsea turbines. Deployment of these is expensive as they are typically pinned or held to th...
