Research and innovation | REF: RE178 V1

Innovative use of in-stream turbines

Author: François LEMPÉRIÈRE

Publication date: April 10, 2014 | Lire en français

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    15. Worldwide examples

    15.1 Europe

    France's potential is over 120 TWh/year on seven sites totaling 6,000 km 2 and 350 km of main dike.

    Studies in Great Britain have focused on the exceptional Severn site, and, as in most other countries, have been based on the use of bulb groups. For the reasons explained above, these studies have resulted in a cost well in excess of 100 E/MWh and environmental problems linked to changes in level. The use of large basins open to the sea by means of large tidal turbine channels offers a different approach (figure 11 ). The Severn site could probably be extended to 1,000 km 2 ...

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