Title
Floating Instream and Solar (FITS) Power Plant

CoPED ID
2545f6bf-7caa-45ac-b213-3588c4168c48

Status
Closed


Value
£5,104,595

Start Date
March 31, 2020

End Date
March 31, 2022

Description

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DWR is developing a Floating Instream Tidal and Solar (FITS) Power Plant that has the potential to supply a significant proportion of the Myanmar power requirements. The FITS Power Plant incorporates two vertical axis turbines and Solar Photovoltaic (PV) panels and has an innovative modular design which can deliver 200kWp rated capacity to the end user. The Power Plant has been designed for low-speed and high-speed river flows and is currently at a mid-stage development phase. This project will support the development and fabrication of a full-scale demonstrator and shall be tested at a river site location in Myanmar.

The Power Plant’s technology guarantees a predictable and consistent energy output, unlike wind, wave or solar power, and can contribute to the baseload power requirements of energy off-takers. It will reduce the reliance of off-grid communities on diesel generators, and, through training and employment, enable local communities to take ownership of their energy needs.

The design of the Power Plant focuses on composite materials for the blades and lean optimised fabrication processes. This makes it simple and cheap to produce.

ACHELOUS ENERGY LIMITED LEAD_ORG
FJR ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY PARTICIPANT_ORG
SPECTRUM SDKN PARTICIPANT_ORG
CLEANTECH ENGINEERING LIMITED PARTICIPANT_ORG
SANDA HOTEL CO.,LTD PARTICIPANT_ORG
ROYAL MARINE ENGINEERING CO.,LTD. PARTICIPANT_ORG
ACHELOUS ENERGY LIMITED PARTICIPANT_ORG

Tim Wood PM_PER

Subjects by relevance
  1. Solar energy
  2. Power plants
  3. Energy production (process industry)
  4. Renewable energy sources
  5. Planning and design

Extracted key phrases
  1. Fit Power Plant
  2. Power Plant
  3. Instream Tidal
  4. Myanmar power requirement
  5. Solar Photovoltaic
  6. Baseload power requirement
  7. Solar power
  8. Innovative modular design
  9. Speed river flow
  10. Vertical axis turbine
  11. Consistent energy output
  12. River site location
  13. Stage development phase
  14. Energy need
  15. DWR

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