FORESEA
The FORESEA project aims to help bring ocean energy technologies to market by providing access to northwestern Europe’s world-leading network of test centres. Through the project, the performance of innovative ocean renewable energy technologies will be demonstrated in real sea conditions, helping to leverage the investment needed to take these new products to market.
Access to test sites will be provided through a programme of competitive calls, run by the project’s consortium. The programme covers the following test centres:
• European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC): Orkney Islands, UK
• SmartBay: Galway, Ireland
• SEM-REV: Nantes, France
• Tidal Testing Centre: Den Oever, Netherlands
Ocean Energy Europe will provide support to the test centres for project implementation.
• European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC): Orkney Islands, UK
• SmartBay: Galway, Ireland
• SEM-REV: Nantes, France
• Tidal Testing Centre: Den Oever, Netherlands
Ocean Energy Europe will provide support to the test centres for project implementation.
Projects on the offshore test site:
Ideol: FLOATGEN
- the impact of the floating wind turbine and its mooring system on the environment
- the quality and quantity of electricity produced by the wind turbine
- system performance
- exploitation and maintenance costs
Ideol Contact: Thomas Choisnet
FMGC: IBOCS
FMGC Contact: Nicolas Saliot
NEREIS Environnement: SEAc project
Project tested in April 2018 on the offshore test site.
Contact NEREIS Environnement: contact@nereisenvironnement.com
GEPS TECHNO: Prototype IHES
Geps Techno Contact: Jean-Luc Longeroche
Published on March 22, 2017
Updated on January 27, 2021
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