Pre-consented Marine Energy test site, fully operational since 2011 and supported by research and monitoring from the University of Exeter
Cornwall, UK
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Congratulations to MPS! offshorewind.biz/2019/11/25/…
The AMOG wave energy converter device heading out to FaBTest in the midst of Falmouth Week Sailing #WAVE #waveenergy #marine #renewable #energy #sailing #FalmouthWeek #falmouthbay #FaBTest #universityofexeter #AMOG #marinei
Following integration of the topsides to the floating lower section and final integration of the electrical and telemetry systems, a wet tow is planned to take the WEC from Wales to the FaBTest site at Falmouth, Cornwall later in July.
The lower section of the AMOG WEC being launched into the sea from @Mainstay_Marine Solutions' slipway at Pembrokeshire, Wales UK.
This time last week at @FabtestUK, we were surrounded by hundreds of common dolphins, whilst checking on our wave buoys and deploying an ADCP to measure currents. #marine #mammals #love #marineenergy
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Test your offshore renewable tech at DMaC test facility (goo.gl/LCn4ch) and Falmouth Bay test site (fabtest.com) for free through the @MaRINET2_EU programme. The 3rd call is open until 15 Dec. Get in touch to find out more.