Seatricity, a Falmouth-based wave energy developer, has released a video showing the recent installation of its wave energy device Oceanus 2 at Wave Hub.
The European Commission (EC) has presented a proposal for the European Union to ratify the Paris Agreement, the world’s first universal, legally binding deal to tackle climate change.
The results of the work conducted by MARIBE project partners will be presented during a two-day advisory session next week in Brussels.
Canada-based Offshore Energy Research Association (OERA) has opened a funding call for research proposals in the fields of marine renewables, marine geoscience and marine sound.
European Commission’s Horizon 2020 has granted multi-million funding for tidal energy projects run by Tocardo, and OpenHydro, with their partners.
Cape Sharp Tidal has released a video showcasing the interaction between an OpenHydro tidal turbine and a group of pollock shoaling around it at slack tide.
The Marine Energy Event will be held on 26 October 2016 from 12:30 to 18:00 at RAI Amsterdam as part of the Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC).
A report which describes a new method for estimating the risk of collision between harbour seals and tidal turbines has been published.
Scotrenewables Tidal Power’s SR2000 floating tidal turbine has arrived in Orkney.
HeliosAltas has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Italy-based Rampinelli to explore manufacturing and development projects for Helios PowerWheel in Italy and Europe.
Seven companies active in the ocean energy sector are looking to exploit the ocean energy generation potential of the Philippines.
DP Energy, an Ireland-based renewable energy company, has appointed Andrew Smith as its Chief Investment Officer.
Several students across Nova Scotia will get a chance to work in the ocean-related energy industries through the Energy Training Program for Students.
Hawaiian Electric Company is exploring options for developing more renewable energy projects to help lower and stabilize energy costs for electric customers on Oahu island.
