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ARR Ltd is a new consultancy service for the renewable energy industry (predominantly marine energy but also providing expertise for the wind industry). Borne out of a combined 33 years of academic experience and peer-reviewed recognition of world leading research in the field, the company will provide specialized expertise for developing the marine energy industry through wave, tidal and wind resource assessments and characterization, specification and management of field surveys for resource assessments, wave energy device concept evaluation, wave energy device hydrodynamic development and assessment, data logging systems and data analysis and the planning and management.
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The combination of substantial wind resources and a favorable legislative climate make the UK one of the best markets for offshore wind in the world. B9 Energy Offshore Developments Limited (‘B9 Energy Offshore’) was established in 2002 to develop, own and operate large-scale commercial wind farms off the shores of Northern Ireland.
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From initial consultancy through to detailed engineering, fabrication and through life and support, Harland and Wolff are positioned to support the needs of the marine, offshore and civil engineering sectors. This unique resource is integrated closely with the world famous fabrication facilities of Harland and Wolff a shipyard that has produced some of the largest, most sophisticated and technically advanced engineering products. This enables the modern Harland and Wolff to offer a broad range of services to the marine industries with particular focus on design engineering, structural engineering, ship repair, ship and offshore building, renewables, modular construction, offshore wind farm logistics and marine vessel and offshore unit recovery and recycling.
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McLaughlin & Harvey have established themselves as one of Northern Ireland’s leading Building & Civil Engineering Contractors. They are at the forefront in the development and deployment of tidal devices. Relying on our vast marine engineering experience and utilizing specialist marine plant these tidal devices can now be deployed globally. They have over 100 years experience in the design and construction of new ports and working within existing live commercial harbors. They operate an Integrated Management System, third party accredited to ISO 9001, 14001, 27001 & OHSAS 18001.
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Queens has a vibrant academic environment, which supports world-class innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration between research and education. Offering first class testing facilities and industry knowledge, the university has two wave tanks, a 10th scale tidal energy test site, a 10th scale wave energy test site and most recently a new wave tank test facility in Portaferry. This new facility is built on the knowledge gained in the original tank at Belfast by allowing the technology to be tested under the effects of multi-directional waves.
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The Centre for Sustainable technologies (CST) primary research interests lie in energy efficiency, renewable energy, and energy system modeling. Eight academic staff, seven research staff, sixteen PhD students and two technical support staff carry out these activities. CST regularly publishes twenty peer-reviewed journal papers per year and attracts international and national research funding in excess of £1m per year. Recent noteworthy awards include that from the Irish Government of £2.4m in the guise of the Charles Parsons Energy Research Award (2007- 2013) and the Department of Education and Learning award of £1.5m (2008-2013) and the Department of Education and Learning award of £1.54m (2008-2011) for developing concepts in energy storage.
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