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Lynmouth (Wave , Agreed/Planning) Location in the UK : England, Lynmouth
Type of installation: Wave on/offshore: on
Turbines :0 Capacity : 1.2 MW
Approx Date of 1st power generation:
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Lynmouth Tidal Demo 1.2 MW
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Tidal Stream |
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Offshore Country: England LPA: Crown Estate
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| Site ID and Reference: |
2407 / B0389
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Pulse Tidal
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Lynmouth, Devon
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Offshore Region: Offshore
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| OS Coordinates: |
271966 / 271966
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Abandoned
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| Application Submitted: |
10/1/2011
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Planning Permission Granted |
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1/29/2020
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| Project Info |
North Devon Demonstration Zone
Seaflow Project LYNMOUTH, N Devon
This project involved the development of an "underwater windmill" which can generate a maximum of 300kW in a 2.7m/s current (5.5 knots) using an 11m diameter rotor,
Worlds First Open Sea Tidal Turbine
The first tidal turbine generator in open-sea in the world was installed 1 mile off the coast of LYNMOUTH, Devon, in spring 2003 by Bristol-based Marine Current Turbines (MCT)
The LYNMOUTH Marine Turbine
The turbine started generating electricity on 30th May 2002. At a depth of 65-ft (20 m), it presents no danger to shipping. The 52-ft (16 m) blades revolve at between 12 and 15 rpm ensuring there is no interference with marine life.
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