James Fisher Marine Services has completed the subsea cable installation works at the Wave Hub test site off Cornwall, UK.
The European Marine Board (EMB) has invited applications for the position of Science Officer to promote and advance marine science on behalf of the EMB membership of institutions from across Europe.
The faulty part identified on OpenHydro’s 2MW tidal turbine will be replaced in Saint John, located on the north shore of the Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick.
DP Energy will host two open days to gather opinions and share information with local communities regarding the proposed tidal energy project off Fair Head, Northern Ireland.
The HM Treasury will underwrite funding for approved Horizon 2020 projects applied for before the UK leaves the European Union in a commitment aimed at providing reassurance to applicants from the UK’s research and innovation base when applying for EU research funding.
UK registered and Cypriot–based wave energy developer, Sea Wave Energy Limited (SWEL), has completed sea trials of its latest scale device, the Waveline Magnet 9.1 (WM9.1).
Fundy Ocean Research Center for Energy (FORCE) has recovered the Fundy Advanced Sensor Technology (FAST) platform after a month-long sea trial in the Bay of Fundy.
Tidal Energy Today has compiled the top news from tidal and wave energy industry from August 8 – 14, 2016.
The Invest North East England (INEE) team, North East Local Enterprise Partnership (NELEP) and the NECA constituent authorities are seeking expressions of interest for a consultancy study that would evaluate the competitive position of the region in relation to offshore and subsea market opportuniti
Ireland’s National Ocean Test Facility, Lir-NOTF, has commissioned the new wave and current flume test tank.
Marine Power Systems (MPS) is recruiting for an Engineer who would support the development of its wave energy device WaveSub.
WaveEL wave energy device, developed and deployed by Swedish wave energy developer Waves4Power, has logged in six months of operation in real sea conditions.
Schottel Hydro, a German-based provider of hydrokinetic energy solutions, is testing the scaled version of Triton tidal energy platform at the Hamburg Ship Model Basin.
Norway-based hydropower developer, Tidetec, will display its prototype tidal energy device this week ahead of the announced real sea testing.
