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Subsea data centers to get power from tides
Microsoft has recently deployed an underwater datacenter that could be powered by harnessing the energy of waves or tides as part of Project Natick.
Datacenters are the backbone of cloud computing, and contain groups of networked computers that require a lot of power for all kinds of tasks: storing, processing and/or distributing massive amounts of information.
The datacenter was put into a round container vessel, weighing approximately 17 tonnes, and being 3×2 m in size. It was submerged in August, 2015.
This initial test vessel was not deployed too far offshore, so that it could be hooked into an existing electrical grid, but being in the water raised an entirely new possibility: using the hydrokinetic energy from waves or tides for computing power.
This could make datacenters work independently of existing energy sources, located closer to coastal cities, powered by renewable ocean energy.
That’s one of the big advantages of the underwater datacenter scheme – reducing latency by closing the distance to populations and thereby speeding data transmission, according to Microsoft.
The knowledge gained from the three months this vessel was underwater could help make future datacenters more sustainable, while at the same time speeding data transmission and cloud deployment, Microsoft informed.
The team is currently planning the project’s next phase, which could include a vessel four times the size of the current container with as much as 20 times the compute power.
It is also evaluating test sites for the vessel, which could be in the water for at least a year, deployed with a renewable ocean energy source
Source by: tidalenergytoday.com
PLOCAN Bags €1 2 Million in Government Funding
PLOCAN Bags €1.2 Million in Government Funding
The Canarian Agency for Research, Innovation and Information Society (ACIISI) has allocated €1.2 million in its 2016 budget to the the Oceanic Platform of the Canary Islands (PLOCAN).
PLOCAN is a research facility co-funded by the Economy and Competitiveness Ministry of the Spanish government and the Canary Islands government.
Its aim is to support the research and development in the fields of ocean science and technology.
PLOCAN features a marine energy test site with an infrastructure that can facilitate the development of emerging ocean energy converters. It is located at the east coast of Gran Canaria island, Spain, and covers the surface of 23 square km.
To remind, Finnish wave energy developer Wello is currently testing its Penguin II wave energy converter at PLOCAN test site.
More info: http://tidalenergytoday.comIndia approves energy cooperation MoU with UK & COP21 Technology For 100%
1-COP21: Technology For 100% Renewable Energy Future Already In Place
2-India approves energy cooperation MoU with UK
More info: tidalenergytoday.comCape Sharp Tidal lays cables
Decription: Cape Sharp Tidal has completed the installation of its subsea power cable and launched its deployment barge.
A joint venture between Emera and OpenHydro, Cape Sharp Tidal, completed the cable laying operation in a single tidal cycle, while holding position over Cape Sharp Tidal’s berth site at the Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy (FORCE) near Parrsboro, Nova Scotia.
Supported by its marine operations partner Atlantic Towing
More info: tidalenergytoday.comOpenHydro’s tidal turbine in Pictou
Description:Image of the day: OpenHydro’s tidal turbine in Pictou The image was taken during FORCE staff visit to the Aecon facility in Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada. The Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy (FORCE) staff visited the Aecon facility in Pictou, where Cape Sharp Tidal’s turbine is now under construction. According to FORCE, the end caps pictured behind the staff, which will house the turbine blades, are stacked on their sides. Once mounted on their base, they will face directly into the tidal flow. Cape Sharp Tidal, a joint venture between Emera and OpenHydro, plans to deploy and grid-connect two 2 MW tidal turbines in the Bay of Fundy in spring 2016. Aecon Group has been tasked with the fabrication of the turbines components and development of the barge that will be used to deploy turbines on the seabed. Each turbine is 16 m in diameter and 20 m in height, with the weight of 1,000 tonnes. more info by www.tidalenergytoday.com
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