European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC)

Marine energy research

Engineering

energy

A renewable energy technology that uses floating platforms anchored in tidal streams to generate electricity. Orbital Marine Power's O2 turbine uses this approach, with each superstructure supporting two 1 MW turbines.

A form of renewable energy that harnesses the power of ocean waves to generate electricity.

A method for storing hydrogen gas under pressure in a vessel.

Scotland

Orkney

Sweden

A secure, large-scale vertical compressed gas hydrogen storage solution.

A floating tidal power farm project in Orkney, Scotland, utilizing Orbital Marine Power's O2 tidal turbine technology. The project will deploy multiple floating superstructures, each supporting two 1 MW turbines.

The world's most powerful floating tidal turbine, designed to power over 1,700 homes annually.

A floating tidal power turbine system developed by Orbital Marine Power. Each floating superstructure is just over 236 feet long and supports two 1 MW turbines, capable of generating enough electricity to power approximately 1,700 UK homes annually.

A secure, large-scale vertical compressed gas hydrogen storage solution designed for underground deployment, featuring tubes and connections with proven corrosion resistance and sealing technology.