Siadar Wave Power Station

The Siadar Wave Power Station (also known as Siadar Wave Energy Project or SWEP) was a proposed 4 MW wave farm 400 metres (1,300 ft) off the shore of Siadar Bay, in Lewis, Scotland.^[1] The £30 million project, was to be built by Wavegen, received Scottish Government approval on 22 January 2009. Originally, the project was developed in cooperation with npower Renewables. However, in August 2011, npower Renewables left the project.^[2] In 2012 project was cancelled.^[3]

Siadar Wave Power Station
Official name	Siadar Wave Energy Project
Country	Scotland, United Kingdom
Location	Siadar Bay, Lewis
Coordinates	58.3358°N 6.7856°W / 58.3358; -6.7856
Status	Proposed
Construction cost	£30 million
Wave power station
Type	oscillating water column
Distance from shore	400 m (1,312 ft)
Power generation
Nameplate capacity	4 MW

The wave station was proposed to be based on oscillating water column technology.^[4] A 200-metre (660 ft) causeway will be constructed, and a breakwater with 10 concrete caissons, containing 36 to 40 Wells turbines, placed on the seabed.^[5]

See also

• Scotland portal
• Water portal
• Renewable energy portal

• Wave Energy
• Renewable energy in Scotland
• European Marine Energy Centre
• Aegir wave farm
• Pelamis Wave Power
• Aquamarine Power