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Home›Offshore Wind›Denmark: DHI Helps to Drive European Wave, Tidal Power Generation Forward
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November 2, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Denmark: DHI Helps to Drive European Wave, Tidal Power Generation Forward

DHI has embarked on a new two-year project in partnership with the Strategic Initiative for Ocean Energy Development (SI OCEAN). The project, supported by the Intelligent Energy Europe Program, aims to: Identify practical solutions to remove a range of barriers to large scale wave and tidal energy d

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DHI has embarked on a new two-year project in partnership with the Strategic Initiative for Ocean Energy Development (SI OCEAN). The project, supported by the Intelligent Energy Europe Program, aims to:

As a part of this exciting project, the company will bring its expertise to perform a detailed resource assessment study. It will also support the development of a new, harmonised and comprehensive pan-European wave and tidal power resource map. In parallel, DHI will establish a novel, synchronised dataset with fit-for-purpose spatial planning capability. This will allow stakeholders to assess the potential wave and tidal energy distribution across Europe for different time horizons. The resource assessment will be one of the key tools for advancing the sustainable development of the oceanic renewable industry.

The interface for resource assessment will be based on the company’s MIKE Customised technology platform – a unique toolbox of software components. This platform helps to provide sustainable and customised systems supporting business and decision processes. The interface will be the key instrument for integrating resource, technology and market deployment plans. It will also be vital for estimating the geographical distribution and size of potential energy production. Thus, the interface will provide a firm foundation for future strategic planning.

The main objective of the work plan is to fully explore the potential and realistic contribution of wave and tidal energy to European energy needs through:

The other partners in the SI OCEAN project are Carbon Trust, RenewableUK, University of Edinburgh, The European Ocean Energy Association, Joint Research Centre and Wave Energy Centre.

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Press release, November 2, 2012; Image: DHI

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