Bangor University is looking for a supplier of an autonomous upward-looking echosounder, which will be deployed as part of the Seacams 2 marine renewable energy research project in Wales.
Tidetec and MJ2 Technologies, a French low head tidal turbine manufacturer, presented a new tidal turbine at Seanergy 2017 in Le Havre, France.
The FloWave Ocean Energy Research Facility is to become a fully integrated part of the University of Edinburgh.
Atlantis has signed a Preferred Supplier Agreement with SBS for the supply of turbines, engineering services and equipment for a 150MW tidal stream array in Lombok, Indonesia.
Within the European Union, 71MW of tidal stream and 37MW of wave energy capacity could be commissioned in 2020, according to the JRC Ocean Energy Status Report 2016.
Marine Energy Week opened its doors on 27 March in Bilbao, Spain, with the second day of the event dedicated to Biscay Marine Energy Platform (BiMEP), which saw the industry visiting its testing facility situated off the Basque coast.
Wave Energy Scotland (WES) has released a video showing the scale testing of wave energy devices as part of its stage one technology development process.
Finima Innovations is looking to appoint research and development engineers to support its wave energy development activities.
Students from Northumberland Church of England Academy (NCEA) have completed an engineering project with Blyth-based Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult as part of a week-long work experience program.
A new €4 million Ecostructure project has been launched to investigate how coastal defenses and renewable energy schemes in Ireland and Wales can be improved by more eco-friendly designs.
Tidal Energy Today has compiled the top news from tidal and wave energy industry from March 20 – 26, 2017.
The second EU-funded Marine Renewables Infrastructure Network (MaRINET2) project plans to launch the first call for applications next month.
TP Ocean is organizing a webinar that will examine the ways in which stage-gate procedures can be usefully applied in ocean energy sector funding.
Ocean Energy Europe (OEE), and Atlantis Resources, have welcomed the French government’s plans to launch a tender for tidal energy projects later this year.
