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Marine Current Turbines Ltd

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Sylvie Head

+44 (0)117 979 1888

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  • MCT's Seagen has undergone extensive testing at Strangford Loch

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    Key tidal acquisition

    29/04/2015

    Atlantis Resources, the UK company best known for running the Meygen tidal power project, has made the biggest news of the year in the Tidal power sector by announcing that it has reached agreement to acquire the entire issued share capital of the Bristol based tidal business, Marine Current Turbines ...

  • SeaGen, in Northern Ireland’s Strangford Lough, has to date generated over 2.7GWh of electricity to the grid.

    News

    Siemens ups stake in offshore renewables

    17/11/2011

    Siemens has increased its share in British tidal energy company Marine Current Turbines Ltd to 45%.

  • The proposed tidal energy scheme consists of up to nine SeaGen turbines in an area between the Skerries group of rocks and islands and Carmel Head, about 1 km off the Anglesey coast.

    News

    Progress on Wales’ first tidal energy farm

    16/11/2011

    Plans by Marine Current Turbines and its project partner RWE npower renewables to install and operate Wales’s first ever tidal energy farm have moved a step closer.

  • The next five years are critical for tidal energy device developers to get their installation strategies locked down, their turbines in the water and to prove both the technical and economic viability of their technology.

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    Tidal Energy Summit returns to London

    21/09/2011

    Global interest in Tidal Energy is growing and demonstration tidal projects are already producing energy in Europe, America and Asia.

  • An artist’s impression of an array of four SeaGen tidal turbines, such as may be deployed at Kyle Rhea.

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    UK Government backs MCT for EU funding

    18/05/2011

    An application from the UK''s Marine Current Turbines to secure money from the European Union’s New Entrant Reserve (NER) scheme has been approved by the UK’s Department of Energy & Climate Change.

  • MCT’s SeaGen tidal turbine in Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland, is supplying power to the grid.

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    Tidal turbine on course for UK funding

    25/03/2011

    The SeaGen tidal energy turbine, designed by Britain’s Marine Current Turbines Ltd, has achieved and passed the UK Government’s operating performance criteria for the UK’s emerging tidal and wave energy technologies.

  • SeaGen is seen in Strangford Lough with its ‘underwater windmill’ rotors raised for maintenance. Note tidal flow past turbine tower. Photo courtesy of Marine Current Turbines.

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    Two million kWh milestone for tidal turbine

    19/08/2010

    Marine Current Turbines’ SeaGen in Northern Ireland, the world’s first and only commercial scale tidal stream energy turbine, has delivered its two millionth unit of electricity into the UK electricity grid.

  • Marine Current Turbines’ SeaGen tidal energy turbine is generating power in Northern Ireland’s Strangford Lough.

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    International funding powers tidal turbines

    16/03/2010

    Siemens Energy has invested in British tidal energy company Marine Current Turbines Ltd, alongside the Carbon Trust, High Tide and other private investors.

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    UK tidal turbine targets Bay of Fundy

    01/05/2009

    A British company is helping to develop the 1GW tidal energy potential of Nova Scotia’ s Bay of Fundy.

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