Rock Anchor

Rock anchors are anchoring systems that involve drillings bolts into rocks on the waterbody’s floor to secure devices/mooring lines.

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Title	Technology	Project Manager	Country	Status	Project Scale
Marine Energy Test Area (META)	Marine Energy, Tidal, Wave	Marine Energy Wales	United Kingdom	In Operation	Subscale, Single Device, Test Site
Morlais Tidal Demonstration Zone	Marine Energy, Tidal	Menter Môn	United Kingdom	In Operation	Array, Test Site
PLAT-O at EMEC	Marine Energy, Tidal	Sustainable Marine	United Kingdom	Canceled	Subscale
Oyster 1 at EMEC	Marine Energy, Wave	Aquamarine Power Ltd	United Kingdom	Operation Ended	Single Device
PLOCAN Marine Test Site for Ocean Energy Converters	Marine Energy, OTEC, Wave, Wind Energy, Fixed Offshore Wind, Floating Offshore Wind	Oceanic Platform of the Canary Islands (PLOCAN)	Spain	In Operation	Test Site
Race Rocks Tidal Energy Project	Marine Energy, Tidal	Ovintiv (formerly EnCana Corporation)	Canada	Operation Ended	Subscale
U.S. Navy Wave Energy Test Site (WETS)	Marine Energy, Wave	US Department of the Navy	United States of America	In Operation	Test Site
Western Passage Tidal Energy Project	Marine Energy, Tidal	Ocean Renewable Power Company (ORPC)	United States of America	Planned	Array
Clarence Strait Tidal Energy Project and Tropical Tidal Test Centre	Marine Energy, Tidal	Tenax Energy	Australia	Canceled	Array, Test Site
North West Lewis Wave Array	Marine Energy, Wave	Aquamarine Power Ltd	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