Dispatchable electricity generation is the new frontier for renewables. There is general agreement that electricity systems need a significant share of dispatchable generation to complement and balance the increasing share of variable renewable generation. To better understand the renewable options, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) commissioned a team lead by the ITP Energised Group […]
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ITPEnergised, Atlantis Resources and ITPower Group are part of a consortium that has been appointed to deliver a 450kW tidal stream turbine to China Three Gorges – China’s largest clean energy corporation and generator. The turbine, which is intended to be operational by end-2019, will be connected to the grid and operate within a tidal […]
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CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE BRIEFING PDF Introduction Phase 1 of the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme ended in December 2015. Phase 2 is now underway and this update is intended to provide guidance on the next steps for participants. Is ESOS still ongoing given Brexit? Yes. ESOS was in response to Article 8 of the […]
Work has started on the design of Instream’s floating tidal stream energy device. The full- scale demonstrator which features multiple vertical axis turbines mounted on a single floating platform will be deployed and tested in early 2019. The £1,48million Instream Tidal Energy Research (InTER) project is co-funded by the UK’s innovation agency, Innovate UK and […]
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ITPEnergised (formerly IT Power Consulting) is assisting the World Bank and Vietnam’s publicly owned electricity company, EVN, in the development of a 126MWp solar farm at the Tri Ann hydroelectric power station north west of Ho Chi Minh City. A proportion of the PV modules will be mounted on floating supports on the reservoir, forming […]
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ITPEnergised (ITPE), wind energy consultants in the UK, Ramboll and BMT Asia Pacific (BMT) have partnered since mid-2014 to provide Taiwan’s offshore wind industry with a series of guidelines for future developments around the island. The group of environmental consultants have now delivered their third, and final, phase of guidelines to the local Taiwanese industry. […]
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ITPEnergised has provided advisory and due diligence review services to the New Development Bank (NDB), a multilateral bank established by BRICS nations – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. The review was focused on the provision of sovereign loans for a Chinese offshore wind project with potential to provide over 250MW of new capacity. […]
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The DTOcean (Design Tools for Ocean Energy Arrays) suite of tools for optimising the design of wave and tidal arrays is now available for download at this site. ITPEnergised was a project partner in this project and contributed to developing the hydrodynamic, electrical, operations and maintenance models used within the tools. The open source software allows developers […]
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ITPEnergised welcomes and supports Charles Hendry’s final report on his review of tidal lagoons, published today. Acting as technical advisors to the Hendry Review, ITPEnergised and its team of consultants and independent experts provided technical analysis and recommendations, based on the submissions received under the Review’s call for evidence. We hope that Hendry’s recommendations are […]
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The Perpetuus Tidal Energy Centre (PTEC) has been given offshore consent by the UK Government’s Marine Management Organisation (MMO); this was granted on the 20th of April 2016. The 30MW PTEC project is the only consented tidal array project in English waters. With the onshore part of the project given local planning consent in September 2015 […]
