Performance

SeaGen S, installed in Strangford Lough in 2008, was the first marine renewable energy project to be accredited by OFGEM as a commercial power station and regularly runs at full rated power. It has generated over 3GWhr - more than 10-times the rest of the declared yield from the tidal stream industry combined.

The 1.2MW SeaGen S system is capable of delivering up to 10MWh per in Strangford, which totals up to 6,000MWh per year. This is approximately the rate of energy capture of a 2.4MW wind turbine. Tidal energy is therefore more predictable than wind and potentially twice as productive.

Latest News

Siemens-owned MCT backs ReGen South West renewables manifesto

15 May 2013
Siemens-owned Marine Current Turbines has today welcomed the publication of ReGen South West’s Renewable Energy Manifesto. more...

Skerries Tidal Project featured at Anglesey Event in Parliament

16 April 2013
The Skerries tidal array project was one of the exhibits at a special event in Parliament to celebrate Anglesey Day. more...

Visit us at THETIS MRE Exhibtion & Conference in Brest

9 April 2013
Siemens and its subsidiary Marine Current Turbines will be exhibiting at this week’s Thetis MRE exhibition and conference in Brest, France (April 10th and 11th). more...