As a result of the stakeholder consultation carried out in 2015 by University College Cork and the Centre for Marine and Renewable Energy (MaREI) in Ireland, OceanEd has organized two wave energy seminars set to take place during this fall.
NKT Cables is acquiring ABB’s global high-voltage cable system business in a €836 million ($934 million) deal.
Scottish ministers will meet with the energy industry representatives today to discuss the effects the UK-wide vote to leave the EU will have on Scotland’s energy sector.
Sabella has won an award in the environmental category for the region of West France in a competition that acknowledges the efforts of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in France.
The First Minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones has set out his government’s five-year plan to improve the Welsh economy and public services, identifying the delivery of more renewable energy projects such as tidal lagoons as one of top priorities.
Certification body for renewable energy services, DNV GL, has set up a webinar on risk and reliability for tidal turbines.
UK’s innovation agency, Innovate UK, is investing up to £15 million in emerging and enabling technology projects, including energy harvesting undertakings.
Swedish wave energy developer, CorPower Ocean, will present its wave energy technology today in Portugal before shipping the buoys to Sweden for testing.
The European Commission has extended the duration of the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI) for three further years to 2020, with the aim of mobilising €500 billion in investment.
Menter Môn, the third-party manager for the Morlais tidal energy project, is looking to appoint legal services provider to support the proposed development of a tidal array off the coast of Anglesey, Wales.
James Ives, Chief Executive Officer of DCNS’ Irish-based subsidiary OpenHydro, is handing over the leadership of the company after 12 years in the role.
The jack-up vessel Neptune, operated by DEME Group’s subsidiary GeoSea, has arrived to Nigg Energy Park to begin with the offshore installation operations as part of MeyGen tidal array project.
Waves4Power, a Swedish wave energy developer, has faced a setback when a damage on its WaveEL wave energy device was discovered during a routine inspection.
A major international Oceanera-Net collaborative project, involving seven partners from across Europe and worth €1.8 million, is driving forward the development of cost effective components, specifically designed for the reliable and sustainable delivery of ocean energy.
