Hard-Bottom Habitat

Hard-bottom habitats are waterbody floor habitats comprised of rocks, reefs, and other hard substrate that can be unconsolidated and influenced by hydrodynamic changes (fields of gravel and/or cobble) or consolidated and not typically influenced by hydrodynamic changes.

Total results: 49
Title Technology Project Manager Country Status Project Scale
Argyll Tidal Demonstrator Project Marine Energy, Tidal Argyll Tidal Limited (ATL) United Kingdom Canceled Array
Nova Innovation - OCEANSTAR Marine Energy, Tidal OCEANSTAR Tidal Ltd. United Kingdom Planned Array, Test Site
Perpetuus Tidal Energy Centre (PTEC) Marine Energy, Tidal Perpetuus Tidal Energy Centre (PTEC) Limited United Kingdom Planned Test Site
GSK Montrose Tidal Array Marine Energy, Tidal GSK United Kingdom Canceled Array
Atlantic Marine Energy Test Site (AMETS) Marine Energy, Wave, Wind Energy, Floating Offshore Wind Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) Ireland Planned Subscale, Test Site
Clarence Strait Tidal Energy Project and Tropical Tidal Test Centre Marine Energy, Tidal Tenax Energy Australia Canceled Array, Test Site
West Orkney South Wave Energy Site Marine Energy, Wave E.ON United Kingdom Canceled Single Device, Array
West Islay Tidal Project Energy Park Marine Energy, Tidal DEME Blue Energy (DBE), DP Energy Ltd. United Kingdom Canceled Array
Nova Innovation - SEASTAR Marine Energy, Tidal SEASTAR Tidal Ltd. United Kingdom Planned Array, Test Site
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