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February 11, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Atmocean’s wave energy system to be deployed in May

Atmocean is aiming to deploy a scaled wave energy demonstration system off the coast of Peru early in May, 2015. Fully commercial Atmocean’s wave energy system would consist of 15 buoys that would have a rated capacity of 0.5 MW. The system being prepared for deployment off Peru is a scaled 1/3 demo

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Atmocean is aiming to deploy a scaled wave energy demonstration system off the coast of Peru early in May, 2015.

Fully commercial Atmocean’s wave energy system would consist of 15 buoys that would have a rated capacity of 0.5 MW.

The system being prepared for deployment off Peru is a scaled 1/3 demonstration system, consisting of 5 buoys.

This demonstration system will act as a proof of concept, building upon previous single buoy pilot tests and deployments.

Aside from producing electricity, the alternative product of the system is desalination – production of fresh water from sea water – which makes the system suitable for dry regions such as Peru and Chile.

The electricity is produced onshore, with pressurized water transmitted in a seafloor hose to the onshore turbine operating a generator.

The company said that they are aiming for a fully commercial deployment by the end of 2015 and 100 systems deployed by the end of 2017/18.

Take a look at the animated video of Atmocean’s system in action.

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