Green Energy: Powered by the sea, harnessed by Nautricity

The forces generated by the gravitational attraction of the moon and the sun's movements relative to the earth produce strong marine tidal flows. These marine currents represent a vast renewable energy resource.
 

Nautricity aims to meet the challenge of harvesting this resource to provide commercially competitive electricity while having a positive impact on our environment.

Nautricity's second generation tidal device, the CoRMaT contra-rotating tidal generator has been designed from first principles to meet this challenge. CoRMaT has successfully completed its proof of concept testing and has generated electricity at sea.

Nautricity now offers commercial scale CoRMaT devices suitable for a wide range of project sizes, and is seeking and investigating opportunities to develop commercial tidal generation. A number of tidal array developments are currently under negotiation and the Thames Tidal array in London has a CoRMaT device deployed as part of a scoping survey.

Our CoRMaT device can be seen in action on our YouTube channel below.