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One complete system.
Four parts.

The water that has passed the plant still carries energy. The system captures it downstream, in the existing canal.

00 · Overview
The complete system

Floating turbines are mounted downstream in the canal and capture kinetic energy that would otherwise be lost. This typically adds 1–3 GWh per plant per year.

EXISTING PLANT TO THE GRID → DEPTH FLOW UPLINK · DATA ANALYSIS 01 · DRONE SCAN 02 · FLOATING TURBINES 03 · ANCHORING 04 · GRID CONNECTION 01 02 03 04
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The system

Four parts.
One delivery.

01 · Drone Scan
Survey

Drones scan current speed and water level. The plant's exact potential is calculated before any decision.

02 · Turbines
Floating turbines

Floating turbines with sensors and telemetry capture the kinetic energy in water that has already passed the plant.

03 · Anchoring
Docking & anchoring

Mounted in the existing canal, with no new dams or interventions in the bed. Each turbine's position is tuned for maximum energy capture.

04 · Grid Connection
Grid connection

The electricity is converted into grid-ready power and connected to the plant's existing grid connection, or stored in battery banks.

A SeaPattern turbine lifted into place at Svartåfors
Field test · Svartåfors · In operation since 2022
For the technically minded

Technical details

Minimal environmental impact
Scientifically grounded

The choice of turbine is based on research focused on low environmental impact, and its environmental properties have been validated in scientific studies.

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Field test
Svartåfors, since 2022

Multiple field test campaigns conducted at Tekniska Verken's Svartåfors hydropower plant.

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Scalable
Sized to need

The number of turbines is flexible and set by the target: annual output in GWh or capacity in kW.

Next steps

A technical question? Or want to build the systems?

We're happy to answer questions about the technology, test data and integration at contact@seapattern.com.

Two SeaPattern staff at a hydropower plant's dam gates