Centrale Nantes in looking to appoint a manager for the SEM-REV marine renewables test site located off the western coast of France.
The European Technology and Innovation Platform for Ocean Energy (ETIP Ocean) will this month host a webinar to explore how control systems can improve the performance of tidal and wave energy converters.
CorPower Ocean will hold a launch event later this month in Stockholm where its latest generation resonant S3 wave energy converter will be unveiled.
International group of experts is making progress on the development of a new ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) guidance document which could be released by the end of the year.
Tidal Energy Today has compiled the top news from tidal and wave energy industry from June 5 – 11, 2017.
UK’s renewable energy organizations have called the county’s new government to put the development of renewable energy and clean technology at the center of its energy policy.
European sustainable energy accelerator InnoEnergy has teamed up with trade association for business angels EBAN, forming a new entity EBAN Energy to drive more sustainable energy innovations to market.
Atlantis Resources is expanding its project delivery team with a new job opening for an Electrical and Control Operations Engineer.
A meeting between Western Australia’s government officials and renewable energy industry stakeholders has been held in Albany to chart the course for the establishment of Wave Energy Centre of Excellence.
The WETFEET wave energy project team has conducted two sets of tests at the FloWave Ocean Energy Research Facility in Edinburgh.
The MORE team of the Centre for Marine and Environmental Research (CIMA) from the University of Algarve has installed a scaled Evopod tidal energy unit off Portugal.
Canadian ocean engineering software and consultancy company Dynamic Systems Analysis (DSA) has signed an agreement with OceanPixel of Singapore to represent it on the Southeast Asian market.
An exhibition presenting the ocean energy industry’s most striking photography will take place in Brussels as part of 2017 EU Sustainable Energy Week.
Renewable energy technologies must be considerably ramped up in order to meet long-term climate change targets and governments need to support large-scale deployments with the necessary policies, the International Energy Agency (IES) said in its latest report.
