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- 1. MAKING MARINE RENEWABLE ENERGY MAINSTREAM MARTIN McADAM, CEO, AQUAMARINE POWER
- 3. WHERE ARE THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR TIDAL ENERGY IN IRELAND?
- 4. WHERE ARE THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR WAVE ENERGY IN IRELAND?
- 5. WHERE ARE THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR WAVE ENERGY IN IRELAND? ATLANTIC SEA IRISH SEA
- 7. WAVE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES OVERTOPPING – Low energy machine OSCILLATING WATER COLUMN – Huge structure SNAKE / ATTENUATOR – Huge structure; complexity HEAVING BUOY / POINT ABSORBER – Energy extraction
- 8. DESIGNED SIMPLICITY – OSCILLATING WAVE SURGE CONVERTER
- 11. EMEC: OYSTER 1 Oyster 1 WEC Onshore hydraulic power conversion EMEC grid substation 500m pipelines
- 14. MARINE ENERGY IN IRELAND
- 16. THE SCALE OF THE OPPORTUNITY
- 18. NOT JUST ABOUT THE COST… ITS ABOUT THE BENEFIT
- 23. MARTIN MCADAM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AQUAMARINE POWER 10 ST ANDREW SQUARE EDINBURGH EH2 2AF UNITED KINGDOM Tel: +44 131 718 6611 Fax: +44 131 718 6100 Mobile: +44 7590 350100 Email: [email_address] Web: www.aquamarinepower.com
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- Irish demand in 2010 looks to be about 30TWh (reference the GAR http://www.eirgrid.com/media/Update%20to%20Generation%20Adequacy%20Report%202009-2015.pdf ) Projected forward to 2020 it looks like it will be between 35TWh and 42TWh (not accounting for a significant uptake of electric vehicles). This would mean an installed capacity of between 4.9GW and 5.9GW of renewable (operating with a capacity factor of 33%) to meet the 40% target of 2020 Therefore if marine provides 500MW this would be less than 10% of the renewable portfolio. It is widely understood wave could provide for 75% of current demand, i.e. 7.8GW installed. About 3GW of this is near shore.
- Energy import stat (ref: Eurostat, the Statistical Office of the European Communities, 2008 - http://www.eds-destatis.de/en/press/download/08_07/098-2008-07-10.pdf)