Members of the Esk Energy team recently showed pupils from Laceby Primary how the turbine works, as part of a visit to the river organised by REConnect, during their stay at the residential centre East Whitby Academy. @gkwnec @RiverEskConnect
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Visits from University of Hull students
Over the last few years we have hosted tours for MSc Renewable Energy students from the University of Hull. We’ve had great feedback from the visits including the following from one of the lecturers: “I’m writing to thank you for all the support that you and the other volunteers have given over the last 3.5 […]
Visitors from Canada
On 22nd February we were visited by Associate Professor David Lubitz and Scott Simmons from the School of Engineering, University of Guelph, Canada. David has a research programme on microhydro turbines. The long term goal is to develop improved tools for designing Archimedes screw generator installations optimized for their sites. They came to take a variety […]
Water power – for A level students
Education is important to the Esk Energy team. Therefore we were particularly pleased to be mentioned in an article in the February 2020 edition of Physics Review published by Hodder Education. The magazine is aimed at A level students. You can download the poster below which includes an image of our Live View from Hodder […]
Working with Durham University
We are delighted to have had working with us students from Durham University. Liam Wood, a student on the Durham University MSc in New and Renewable Energy, worked with us in 2017-18 on possible ways to reduce head loss in our inlet channel, which could potentially improve power output. His unpublished Durham University MSc Project […]
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