HydroWing Ltd

Great view and stunning weather over the Morlais tidal energy commercial demonstration zone for our Indonesian Delegation.

Inyanga Marine Energy Group has won the Marine Tech Award in the Tech South West Awards 2024. The company was announced as winner of this prestigious award at a glittering ceremony on 21st November in Bristol, UK. The Tech South West Awards showcase the leaders in technology innovation across the whole of the UK South West region – Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Wiltshire, Bristol, and Gloucestershire. Richard Parkinson, CEO of Inyanga Marine Energy Group, said: “This is a fantastic win for our company. We were up against incredibly strong competition, as South West England has an outstanding innovative marine tech sector. “This accolade rounds off an immensely exciting year for Inyanga Marine Energy Group. We have won a contract to develop the first tidal energy plant in Southeast Asia, secured agreement to develop the first tidal energy plant in Indonesia and we were allocated an additional 10 MW through the UK Government Contracts for Difference scheme for our tidal energy project at Morlais in Wales, doubling the size of our project there – the largest award for tidal energy in the UK in latest allocation round.   “This Marine Tech award is testament to the hard work of all our fabulous team. We are looking forward to even greater success in 2025.”

The Sabella D10 turbine is the only grid connected tidal turbine in France and in fact in the European Union. Inyanga deployed the device in 2022 and since then the device has been producing steady power to the community on Ushant Island since. With the sad liquidation of Sabella our team at Inyanga-Tech SAS intervened with the support of the Brittany Region to take over the assett to prevent it becoming a stranded assett and to preserve this iconic device to continue clean, predicatble power production to the inhabitants of Ushant Island.

Both Osian, Richard and the T1 have safely made it to Ocean Energy Europe in Aviemore, where we will be hanging around at the Marine Energy Wales Stand. Unfortunately Diane got delayed by fog at Nantes, but she will arrive this morning in time to give her presentation tomorrow, updating the amazing progress Inyanga have made, including our technical advancements and project updates from Anglesey Morlais, Indonesia and Phillipines. Diane will also update on our recent takeover of the Sabella D10 and her amazing efforts to keep this iconic turbine operational. The D10 is currently providing green electrons to the island community at Ushant Island. Richard will be involved in a panel discussion this afternoon regarding direct drive versus gearbox, we will be arguing the case for direct drive. Both the T1 and the Sabella D10 are direct drive turbines and both have proven to be robust and reliable. Indeed the T1 has more running years than any tidal turbine ever produced, and is the inspiration for the design of our next generation commercial scale 600kw T3 turbine. We would be delighted to catch up during the event and explain more, so please come and see us at the Marine Energy Wales Stand

Our HydroWing tidal technology is destined to be the first tidal array in the Indonesian Archipelago, at East Nusa Tenggara. PLN and Inyanga HydroWing will commence site surveys and resource assessment to inform FEED studies. The array will bring economic benefits to the region and will benefit from Inyanga's economies of scale from our projects in Anglesey, France and Phillipines. For more information please check out: https://lnkd.in/eyNy27Ys

T1 to OEE2024- Why on earth would we send a tidal turbine to a ski resort in the Scottish Highlands??? Well this isnt just any turbine, this is a T1 turbine that has seen 9 years of reliable operation and is full operationally and easily capable of doing another 9 years. The T1 will be on display at the Ocean Energy Europe 2024 Conference in Aviemore- https://lnkd.in/ecW3cmnU Diane, Osh and myself will also be coming along though we will have to take the train as there wasn't enough room on the back of the truck for us. Diane and myself will be presenting to provide updates on our developments, especially our progress at Morlais and our recent take-over of the Sabella D10 turbine is Isle De Ouessant! Many thanks to Neil and Warren for getting the turbine and all painted up and organising the logistics. We look forward to showing off our iconic T1 turbine and updating you all on the development of our latest high-tech T3 turbine. We would be delighted to catch up with any of you going along to the conference.

Inyanga Marine Energy GROUP has started a crowdfunding round giving the opportunity for investors to participate in our pioneering tidal energy tech. Tidal energy is the only predictable and perpetual renewable energy. Using the world's most proven and reliable turbines we are on course to power communities with clean and predictable energy using our 'Made In Britain' tidal technology.

Inyanga Maritime have formally taken over the Sabella D10 Turbine in Passage Du Fromveur. The turbine is fully operational and providing power to the inhabitants of Isle De Ouessant (Ushant Island) from the powerful tides of the notorius Passage which joings the English Channel to the Bay of Biscay.

Fantastic progress on our innovative and game changing blade and turbine technology, driving the cost of tidal energy down the cost curve.

Our HydroWing project at Morlais has now been expanded to 20MW after our successful AR6 CFD allocation where we have been awarded a further 10MW. This allows us to build on economies of scale from our portfolio of projects to achieve commercially viable generation projects. This award is a testament to the hard work of our pioneering team and the relentless drive to make HydroWing competitive. This award further enhances our expansion in Anglesey and our commitment to develop the project in partnership with Morlais Mentor Mon to allow the site to reach its full potential and provide economic growth and benefit to Anglesey.