Ocean Power Technologies (OPT), a US-based wave energy developer, has closed its common stock offering securing approximately $6.9 million.
Marine Power Systems (MPS), a Swansea-based wave energy developer, has received £200,000 from Innovate UK to develop next-generation WaveSub wave energy device.
Seabed mapping experts, marine researchers, and marine technology companies will today gather at the Marine Institute of Ireland to review 10 years of Ireland’s national seabed mapping program.
Lisbon will host a seminar and a B2B event aimed at finding concrete proposals for collaborations between Finnish and Portuguese companies and organizations from the marine renewable energy sector.
The application of 3D printing techniques might make it possible to reduce the research and production costs for tidal energy industry.
The video shows the installation of Scotrenewables Tidal Power’s SR2000 floating tidal energy device that was conducted last week at EMEC’s grid-connected tidal testing site at the Fall of Warness, Orkney.
US Department of Energy (DoE) is organizing a webinar to demonstrate its marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) instrumentation and sensor database.
JDR, a subsea power cables and umbilicals supplier to the global offshore energy industry, plans to open a new European service support center in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
European and American researchers will be able to work together more closely on projects funded under Horizon 2020 thanks to an agreement between the European Commission and the US government.
Swedish tidal energy developer, Minesto, is recruiting for Health, Safety, Quality & Environment (HSQE) Manager.
The latest floating ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) concept from Bardot Group has been approved by the classification agency Bureau Veritas.
AWS and Trident Energy will work together to optimize the design of the Archimedes Waveswing wave energy converter.
Norway-based tidal energy developer, Tidal Sails, is preparing to conduct the final testing of its scale prototype TackReach tidal energy device.
Bardot Group, a French company specialised in subsea engineering and equipment manufacturing for offshore energy, has signed a contract to install an ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) system in an eco-resort in the Maldives.
