Marine Energy Standards TC114
TC114 – “Marine energy – Wave, tidal and other water current converters” is a technical committee created in 2007 by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) to prepare international standards for marine energy conversion systems. The primary focus is on conversion of wave, tidal and other water current energy into electrical energy, although other conversion methods, systems and products are included. The committee consists of members from 14 participating countries and 7 observing countries.
Standards Council of Canada’s Mirror Committee to TC 114 (SMC to TC114): A Canadian mirror committee was formed shortly after the creation of TC114 to participate in all activities of this technical committee. The Canadian mirror committee meets on a regular basis through audio &/or video conferences to discuss existing standards development and proposed new work packages.
SMC to TC114 Public Report – English
SMC to TC114 Public Report – French
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| TC 114 Plenary 2019 – Delf, Netherlands | TC 114 Plenary 2018 – Seattle, USA |
Aerial View of the Fundy Ocean Research Centre Undersea Cable Ready for Deployment in the Bay of Fundy
for Energy in Nova Scotia” Tidal Energy Device Test Site
A River Energy Conversion Device Ready for Testing A Device being Tested at the Canadian
Hydrokinetic Turbine Test Centre in Manitoba
A Wave Energy Converter being tested at Memorial University
Ocean Engineering Research Centre’s Tow Tank in St. John’s Newfoundland
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