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International marine renewables support Thinking locally acting globally Aquatera was born in a small community with a global perspective. We seek locally appropriate solutions, based on international experience wherever we work in the


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International marine renewables support

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Thinking locally acting globally

Aquatera was born in a small community with a global perspective. We seek locally appropriate solutions, based on international experience wherever we work in the world.

We can learn from how the world has developed in the last 50 years, to help shape how it develops in the next 50 years. Our future ideas are shaped by our recent experiences

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Some of our clients

Wave technology Tidal technology

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Organisations, governments multnationals

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30 marine energy technologies supported

Aquatera: a world-leading business in sustainable island energy

10 marine array projects 250 marine energy projects

Working in 20 countries Based in Orkney

45 staff & associates

Formed in 2000

400 sustainable energy projects 100 onshore wind projects 50 island links 20 strategic energy plans

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Aquatera team

Two decades to change the world – a host community

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  • Companies that we

work with on a regular basis to enhance projects and provide a turn key service

  • Key experts in

particular fields that are used for advise and support

  • Large group of

associates that support team on a project basis

  • Some almost fully

employed some used for specific projects

  • Full time and

part time employees covering a range

  • f disciplines

Core Employees Associate team Partner companies Specialists

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Strategic planning

Task: To encourage development in the most appropriate places

Support provided:

  • Site selection
  • Regional planning
  • Cumulative effects
  • Infrastructure

planning

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Wave resource studies

Aspects covered

  • Determining wave climate
  • Working out logistical options
  • Analysing operational suitability
  • Creating cost and revenue models
  • Spotting possible win:win opportunities
  • Establishing possible planning constraints
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Tidal resource assessment

Aspects covered

  • Determining current regimes
  • Working out logistical options
  • Analysing operational suitability
  • Creating cost and revenue models
  • Spotting possible win:win opportunities
  • Establishing possible planning constraints
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Environmental permitting processes

Task: To get permission for projects from the relevant authorities

Support provided:

  • EIA processes
  • Scoping reports
  • Baseline studies
  • Habitat Regulation Assessment
  • Environmental statement report
  • Monitoring plans
  • Decommissioning report
  • Monitoring programmes
  • Monitoring report
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Community development activities

Aquatera has emerged within a community & understands what make’s up a community and how to sustain a community. We can use our skills & expertise to help create the right foundations for sustainable development & capacity building. We can develop monetary and employment models, advice upon community engagement initiatives and deliver community information materials.

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Government work

  • Local
  • On going contracts to support

marine renewables development

  • Scottish
  • Impacts study, advise to

Marine energy group

  • National
  • Presentations to four energy

ministers (Ed Davey present minister in 2013)

  • International -

Chilean ministry of energy to support the development of there marine energy strategy

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Grid work

  • Investigations into grid

expansion for the islands

  • Route analysis and selection

for national grid system

  • Socio-economic studies for

substation station

  • Environmental impact

assessment for cables,

  • verhead lines, sub-stations

and converter stations

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Test site work & experience

  • Wave site selection

and scoping

  • Tidal site selection

and scoping

  • Use of wave and tidal

test sites and nursery sites

  • Production of

information materials

  • Feasibility studies for

Phase 5 developments

  • Analysis of shipping

interactions

  • Monitoring of seabed

impacts (ROV monitoring)

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Test site work & experience

  • Taiwan

– Wave test site selection and establishing operational standards and practices – Technology evaluation and selection – Existing document reference library for use of test sites – Introduced EMEC as certification partner

  • Oregon

– Evaluation of development potential – Strategic planning for cumulative effects – Test site location analysis – Socio-economic development opportunities

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Test site work & experience

  • Chile

– Site investigation for tidal test locations – Feasibility study for utility run test site – Wave technology engineering suitability evaluation – Preparation for tendering for provision of International centre of excellence

  • Ireland, Bellmullet

– Briefing local community on the opportunities arising from test site developments and the lessons learned from that experience

  • Cumbria

– Option analysis and economic modelling

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Awareness information

  • Public briefings and

workshops

  • Ministerial and visiting

VIP briefing

  • Public information

leaflets and posters

  • Web based learning

packages (www.aquaret.com)

  • Professional

development training courses

  • Academic training

courses

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  • Explore stakeholder conflicts
  • Planning for marine renewables
  • Impact on fisheries

– Build upon links with local fishers SFF etc

  • Community benefits

– Exploring opportunities to maximise benefits

  • Economic benefits and impacts
  • Logistics and operations

– debris

Socio- economic Reports

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Aquatera’s island focus

Islands where we and our delivery partners have worked and have active collaborations

Orkney Islands – Shapinsay – Hoy - South Ronaldsay – Westray – Sanday – Rousay – Egilsay – Stronsay – Auskerry - Shetland Islands – Foula – Yell – Unst – Faroe Islands – Iceland – Western Isles – Summer Isles – Inner Hebrides – Maderia – Canary Islands – Azores – Isle of Wight – Guernsey – Jersey – Alderney – Cyprus - Crete – Nordcapp – Falkland Islands – Tierra del Fuego – Chiloe – Galapagos – Barbados – Indonesian Islands – Philippines – Taiwan – Pung Ho Islands – Japan – Goto Islands – Sakhalin Island – Ushant - Haiti – Vancouver Island – Baffin Island – Nova Scotia – Isle of Man – PNG – Easter Island - Vanuatu 19 19

50 50 islands & island groups globally

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Orkney Vessel Trials Project

Performance Review of Maritime Support Services for Orkney

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The project involved

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  • rganisations

120+ individuals 60+ vessel operations 30 days at sea

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Programme

The trials completed covered:

  • Work boat operations
  • Gantry barge operations
  • ROV enhancements
  • Clump weight friction trials
  • Buoy submergence trials
  • Man overboard
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Economics

Precision installation of a large load can be achieved by a gantry barge and accompanying spread of vessels at a cost saving of 70-80%, compared to using large DP dynamically positioned) offshore construction vessels The equivalent of three practice installations of a full- scale turbine nacelle were carried out during trials for under £400,000 More generally, installation, maintenance and decommissioning can all benefit from cost reductions by using a gantry barge spread of vessels for certain

  • perations
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Aquatera Tidal database

  • Indonesia
  • 364 points within the

database solely for Indonesia:

  • 312 Tidal Streams;
  • 27 Ocean Currents; and
  • 25 points which have

both tidal and current attributes.

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11300 tidal streams around world

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Brain storming Initial assessment - basis of design Initial assessment - concept design Screening – Task a and Task B Detailed assessment and design Final methodology

Activity flow

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Designed cable handling arrangement

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Shetland tidal bridge