SR2000 tidal turbine
SR2000 tidal turbine tidal stream overview.
SR2000 was a floating tidal turbine prototype tested at EMEC’s Fall of Warness site in Orkney. Deployed in 2016 and removed in 2018, it informed the subsequent O2 design before being dismantled at the Port of Blyth in 2020.DecommissionedUnited Kingdom
At a Glance
Capacity
2 MWOwner
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United KingdomLocation
59.140°, -2.806°Website
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Organisations
7 recordsOrganisations recorded as working on this asset or its project, and their role.
| Organisation | Role | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Tidal test-site hostTest Site Operation | EMEC hosted SR2000 at its Fall of Warness tidal test site in Orkney. | |
| Towage contractorMarine Vessels Logistics | Leask Marine towed SR2000 from Orkney to Blyth using C-Odyssey. | |
| Heavy-lift contractorTransport Installation | Mammoet carried out the tandem lift that brought SR2000 ashore at Blyth in July 2020. | |
| Prototype developer and operatorDevelopment And Operation | Orbital Marine Power, formerly Scotrenewables Tidal Power, developed and tested SR2000 at the Fall of Warness tidal test site. | |
| Decommissioning portPorts And Logistics | The Port of Blyth supported SR2000’s onshore decommissioning in 2020. | |
Scotrenewables | Operator Or Applicant | Not set |
| Prototype decommissioning contractorDecommissioning Contractor | Thompsons of Prudhoe worked with the Port of Blyth on dismantling and recycling SR2000 in 2020. |
Supplier registration
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Enquiries can be directed through the developer’s general contact channel. This corporate route does not provide project-specific supplier registration.
General corporate enquiries to the turbine developer; no SR2000-specific supplier register.
SourceChecked 27 Oct 2026