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Aerial view of Dunnottar Castle, Stonehaven. Dunnottar is a ruined medieval fortress located upon a rocky headland on the North East coast of Scotland. Credit: Scottish Enterprise

Marine Energy

Scotland eyes almost $10B marine energy boost by 2050

Scotland’s tidal stream and wave energy sector could generate over £8 billion (almost $10 billion) in economic benefits and create more than 15,000 jobs by 2050 if the country retains its leadership position in the field, University of Edinburgh’s (UoE) new report reveals. Published by the UoE and c

about 1 year ago

Swedish company CorPower Ocean and Norway-based OPS Solutions have developed a pre-tension cylinder (PTC) prototype, marking a step toward reducing the cost and mass of wave energy converters (WECs).

Marine Energy

New tech from two Scandinavian firms to cut wave energy converter cost and mass

Swedish company CorPower Ocean and Norway-based OPS Solutions have developed a pre-tension cylinder (PTC) prototype, marking a step toward reducing the cost and mass of wave energy converters (WECs). The two companies teamed up through the COMPACT project, combining expertise in wave energy and off

about 1 year ago

Marine Energy

Norwegian firm enters Asia-Pacific market with latest acquisition

Norwegian Offshore Rental (NOR) is entering the Asia-Pacific (APAC) market through the acquisition of Clockwise Subsea, a provider of rental and sale of marine equipment to the civil, marine, renewable and oil & gas sectors. Established in 2017, Clockwise Subsea is based in Singapore, Malaysia and I

about 1 year ago

Morlais demonstration zone (Courtesy of Welsh government)

Marine Energy

Wales backs Morlais tidal energy project with almost $10M

The Welsh Government has invested £8 million (around $9,9 million) as an equity stake in the Morlais tidal energy project, set to be the largest tidal scheme in Europe, to support its expansion and strengthen grid connections. Menter Môn, the social enterprise behind Morlais, is developing the site

about 1 year ago

Singapore-based Canopy Power and Norway’s Ocean Sun have formed a strategic partnership to deploy floating solar technology in Australia.

Marine Energy

Canopy Power and Ocean Sun team up to launch floating solar in Australia

Singapore-based Canopy Power and Norway’s Ocean Sun have formed a strategic partnership to deploy floating solar technology in Australia, aiming to accelerate renewable energy solutions while addressing land and water scarcity challenges. The collaboration introduces Ocean Sun’s patented circular me

about 1 year ago

Nova Innovation's floating solar units (Courtesy of Nova Innovation)

Marine Energy

Nova Innovation’s floating solar withstands Storm Éowyn’s fury

Scotland-based Nova Innovation’s floating solar demonstrator at the Port of Leith has proven its resilience after withstanding Storm Éowyn, described by the Met Office as “probably the strongest to hit the UK in the past 10 years.” According to Nova Innovation, the extreme weather event left over a

about 1 year ago

Marine Energy

Locals voice ‘overwhelmingly positive’ support for Mersey tidal power project

The first public engagement for the Mersey tidal power project saw that 84% of the respondents from the Liverpool City Region support the project. The project, set to harness tidal energy from the River Mersey, aims to expand the UK’s renewable energy capacity. A non-statutory consultation, conducte

about 1 year ago

SolarDuck has conducted basin tests for its updated floating solar platform design at the Maritime Research Institute Netherlands (MARIN).

Marine Energy

SolarDuck tests updated platform design at MARIN’s Offshore Basin

Dutch-Norwegian firm SolarDuck has conducted basin tests for its updated floating solar platform design at the Maritime Research Institute Netherlands (MARIN). According to SolarDuck, the tests are part of the DEI+ Merganser project consortium and took place at MARIN’s Offshore Basin, a facility de

about 1 year ago

Marine Energy

‘Game-changing’ data from Wales to back UK’s tidal energy development

U.K. social enterprise Menter Môn’s Morlais tidal scheme is collaborating with The Crown Estate to provide access to environmental survey data for tidal energy development, collected off the coast of Ynys Môn, Anglesey, in Wales. According to Menter Môn, the data, amassed during the initial phase of

about 1 year ago

Marine Energy

UK Members of Parliament push for increased support for marine energy projects

Last week, a parliamentary debate brought the future of the UK’s marine energy sector into focus, as Members of Parliament (MPs) called for enhanced government support to harness the country’s tidal and wave energy potential. The discussion underscored the need for funding and initiatives to solidif

about 1 year ago

Marine Energy

WaveX and Trident Energy unite for wave energy project in Western Australia

Australian wave energy company WaveX has signed a heads of agreement with UK-based Trident Energy to collaborate on advancing wave energy systems. According to WaveX, the partnership will focus on integrating Trident’s PowerPod linear generators into WaveX’s D-Spar wave energy converter (WEC) to enh

about 1 year ago

The Oceanic Platform of the Canary Islands (PLOCAN) hosting the launch meeting of the European DESALIFE project.

Marine Energy

Canary Islands kick off wave-powered desalination initiative

The Oceanic Platform of the Canary Islands (PLOCAN) has held the launch meeting of the European DESALIFE project. The project, led by Ocean Oasis Canarias, aims to validate a seawater desalination technology powered by wave energy that will be demonstrated in northern Gran Canaria. Key partners in D

about 1 year ago

Netherlands zooms in on offshore hubs and interconnectors over energy islands

Marine Energy

Netherlands looking at offshore hubs and interconnectors, where does hydrogen stand?

Energy islands are no longer being considered in the Netherlands. Instead, the focus has been shifted to offshore energy hubs and interconnectors. With rising (cyber)security concerns as a result of a number of recent incidents in European waters, as well as the Russia-Ukraine war, diversification o

about 1 year ago

Marine Energy

Weco secures grant for renewables-powered offshore charging hub

The Hague-based Wave Energy Collective (Weco) has secured funding under the EKOO TSE Electricity 2024 program, backed by the Dutch Ministry of Climate and Green Growth’s Topsector Energiesubsidie initiative, to advance a renewables-driven offshore charging solution for autonomous vessels. According

about 1 year ago