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Sign upTidal stream turbine
A turbine which is harnessing the tidal current energy
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Identification
Tidal turbines harness the energy of marine currents, created by the gravitational attraction of the moon and the sun, which induces several significant advantages such as: - unlimited and everlasting source of clean power; - reliable and predictable resource, allowing a precise estimation of available energy; - a worldwide distribution of the resource close to the shorelines. Prior to deploying the technology as part of large tidal commercial ranges, SABELLA promotes a short-term strategy to address current challenges faced by remote off-grid communities. This model is tailored for off-grid islands with fossil-based energy and is named the “Fuel Free Islands” model. By coupling multi-source renewable energy mix, like wind or solar, backed up with an energy storage system; this model is 5 to 10 times more competitive than fuel-based models. SABELLA promotes and spreads a new viable carbon-free and sustainable energy model.
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January 24, 2023
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SABELLA
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France
Maturity stage
Prototype testing in the real world
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The environmental benefits
- •Tidal turbine electricity production, based on marine tides exploitation, is predictable and can be forecasted up to 20 years and more
- •Tidal turbine production associated with energy storage can provide more than 90% of electricity needs for non-interconnected networks
- •Compared to the usual fuel power plant, tidal energy reduces the emissions of CO2 by 86%
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The Financial benefits
- •The simplicity, reliability and ruggedness of the turbine allows to reduce both OPEX and CAPEX
- •For remote communities, relative to a 1.5MW wind hybrid system (wind turbine+ storage energy system), a 1.5MW tidal hybrid system saves £6.4 m on oil expenditure over the 25 year life of the project
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Europe
Scotland, Italy, Gibraltar, United Kingdom, France, Faroe Islands, Spain, Denmark,
Africa
North america
United States, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Greenland, Canada,
Australia
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Company Profile
SABELLA
SABELLA's mission is to design & implement systems to power coastal areas and produce green hydrogen–using tidal energy
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Headquarters
29000 Quimper, France
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Networking Partner
ADEME
ADEME - The French Agency for Ecological Transition- is a public agency under the joint authority of the Ministry for an Ecological Transition and the Ministry for Higher Education, Research and Innovation.
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