http://www.tu.no/artikler/norske-oppfinneres-turbinteknologi-kan-bli-brukt-i-britisk-tidevannseventyr/367589

Hendry Review page 52: “One possible example is the Tidetec rotating turret. A prototype of the solution was deployed in Svelvik, Norway in September 2016. Tidetec state: “The main intention of the turret is to turn the turbine, to enable optimal bi-directional functionality.” I am advised this would enable...

The long-awaited Hendry review has today been published – it is backing the Swansea-Bay project and has thereby opened a multi-billion-euro market for tidal lagoon energy – the market where Tidetec has the most effective turbine system. The tidal lagoon market is characterised by enormous projects, and therefore significant...

Today, the two month test period in Svelvik was ended, and we lifted our prototype from the sea bed. The device has worked without any technical issues during the full test period, and has given us confidence and experience to look towards a larger demontrator. The prototyping has given...

Tidetec nominated as most Promising Turbine Concept together with Minesto, Tocardo, Sabella & Tidetec at ITES 2016 the main tidal conference in London Nov. 2016

We have published a video from the installation day:    

Tidetec prototype in NRK news 26/9 https://tv.nrk.no/serie/distriktsnyheter-oestafjells/DKTE99092616/26-09-2016#t=9m7s …

A well organised and planned installation day resulted in a flawless installation of the prototype at the sea bed in Svelvik. We were exacly on time regarding the tidal curret – and the lifting process was excellently conducted by Nordic Crane. “This is a huge milestone for Tidetec –...

With assistance from FEMKUBER Tidetec have now completed a structural integrity analysis. We found the structure to be sound, however with some improvements to the anchors for the concrete delta blocks. We will have an additional cargo straps as safety, to make sure that the deltablocks will be firmly attached...