German wave developer SINN Power has agreed to take on a feasibility study on the potential of wave energy and other renewable technologies on behalf of an unnamed customer in Guinea.
The company said it will install multifunctional sensors at selected locations in Guinea from this month.
The sensors will measure wave, solar and wind data over a period of eight months.
The generated data will be evaluated by SINN Power in Germany and summarized in the feasibility study, it said.
After the completion of this feasibility study, SINN Power will provide a site-specific recommendation for an off-grid power system for the customer.
SINN Power visited the Guinea capital Conakry in the summer of 2018 to perform a geographical assessment using 3D analysis to verify the suitability of the proposed sites for the different energy sources.
Source:renews
