The project consortium includes the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC), Scotrenewables Tidal Power, AREVA H2Gen, the Energy Systems Catapult, Energy Valley/ A consortium including the European Marine Energy Centre has launched an €11m ($13m) project to integrate tidal energy into the European grid (ITEG), which will use tidal energy to produce hydrogen. The project, called “Tidal Power for Europe”, is being led by a group of scientists from Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal. The all-in-one clean energy technology aims to tackle grid limitations in remote areas such as Orkney, and CO2 emissions in northwest Europe.
A consortium including the European Marine Energy Centre has launched an €11m ($13m) project to integrate tidal energy into the European grid (ITEG), which will use tidal energy to produce hydrogen. The project, called “Tidal Power for Europe”, is being led by a group of scientists from Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal. The all-in-one clean energy technology aims to tackle grid limitations in remote areas such as Orkney, and CO2 emissions in northwest Europe.