The TideTec team, together with the Harness team visited a recently refitted hydro power plant in Norway yesterday. The purpose was to learn from their experiences with a soon to be finished project “Rånåsfoss III” – a quite complex engineering exercise, where they fit completely new turbines into an...
Read moreTideTec has established a collaboration with Harness consisting of FEMKUBER and Hugg. This team has significant experience from design and engineering in the subsea industry, and will bring the TideTec turbine concept the necessary steps forward. We are looking forward to a fruitful collaboration.
Read moreThe TideTec team has been traveling – this week we have visited TUM in Munich and Mareval in Hamburg to go through some of the initial results of the Eurostar Safe*Coast project. The results look highly interesting and positive from TideTecs’ side, as TUM indicate a significant efficiency gain...
Read moreThe TideTec team has been traveling – this week we have visited TUM in Munich and Mareval in Hamburg to go through some of the initial results of the Eurostar Safe*Coast project. The results look highly interesting and positive from TideTecs’ side, as TUM indicate a significant efficiency gain...
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Joachim Amland steps into TideTec as CTO to work with continued development of the technology and to push the technology towards commercialization. Joachim has experience as a consultant from DNV GL Shipping Advisory, working with Energy Management and fleet optimisation projects for shipping and offshore companies, and from EY...
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We welcome our engineer Sai Win to the team. Sai is responsible for Computer-Aided Design, data analysis and turbine development in TideTec. Sai has a background from developing, testing and evaluating theoretical designs in research departments of Myanmar.
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