Marine Current Turbines has other dedicated web sites linked to its planned projects. For further details on key projects see the following....
SeaGen at Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland
see http://www.seageneration.co.uk
SeaGen at Kyle Rhea, Scotland
see http://www.seagenkylerhea.co.uk
SeaGen at Anglesey Skerries, Wales
see http://www.seagenwales.co.uk
Canada
MCT is planning to work alongside Minas Basin Pulp and Power to install the operationally submerged SeaGen "U" system with three similar rotors and power units as used on the existing form of SeaGen, as illustrated below. This system is rated at up to 3.0 MW at 2.4m/s depending on rotor diameter. As such it will be the most powerful known tidal turbine system in the world.
SeaGen U in operational mode
SeaGen U after being floated to the surface
23 January 2012
Andrew Tyler of Marine Current Turbines will meet Climate Change Minister, Greg Barker, ahead of the launch of the UK?s first marine energy park » More
17 January 2012
As well as being a renewable energy success , SeaGen, the world?s first commercial tidal current energy turbine is also an environmental success. The tidal turbine, designed and deployed by Marine Current Turbines Ltd (MCT) and located in Northern Irela » More