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MEPs: Northern Seas renewables to power North-West Europe
Marine Energy

MEPs: Northern Seas renewables to power North-West Europe

Twenty Members of European Parliament (MEPs) came together to present ‘Northern Seas as the Power House of North-Western Europe’ Manifesto calling for the larger deployment of marine renewables and offshore wind in the Northern Seas. The manifesto aims to develop the potential of renewable energy lo

about 10 years ago
GE creates high density power stack
Marine Energy

GE creates high density power stack

GE Power Conversion has developed a higher density power stack which enables the converters to remain small in size while delivering more power. The LV3 Stack, suitable for use across different sectors including tidal, solar, and wind, has increased density, reaching 1250 amps compared to previous o

about 10 years ago
US DoE, WES team up for wave energy workshop
Marine Energy

US DoE, WES team up for wave energy workshop

The US Department of Energy (DoE) and Wave Energy Scotland (WES) are organizing a joint workshop on wave energy converters (WEC) system requirements and performance metrics. The goal of the workshop is to reach out to the wider wave energy community to facilitate input into the important specificati

about 10 years ago
RenewableUK Cymru: Cameron missing the point
Marine Energy

RenewableUK Cymru: Cameron missing the point

Director of RenewableUK’s Welsh office, David Clubb, has responeded to UK Prime Minister David Cameron’s comments that appear to indicate he is edging away from supporting the Swansea Bay tidal lagoon project. In response to comments Cameron made while giving evidence to the House of Commons Liaison

about 10 years ago
Seatricity listed as finalist for Shell Springboard 2016 awards
Marine Energy

Seatricity listed as finalist for Shell Springboard 2016 awards

Seatricity, a Falmouth-based wave energy developer, has been shortlisted as one of the finalists for the Shell Springboard 2016 awards. The developer of the Oceanus wave energy device is in the run for Shell’s 2016 funding award of up to £150,000. Shell Springboard provides funding to UK’s small and

about 10 years ago
DCNS targets next week for Paimpol-Bréhat turbine deployment
Marine Energy

DCNS targets next week for Paimpol-Bréhat turbine deployment

Paimpol-Bréhat tidal project, jointly developed by DCNS and EDF, could see the first OpenHydro’s tidal turbine installed next week. DCNS, parent company of OpenHydro, planned to install the first of the two 500 kW OpenHydro’s tidal turbines in December 2015, but due to unsuitable weather conditions

about 10 years ago
Atlantis appoints new Project Development Director
Marine Energy

Atlantis appoints new Project Development Director

Atlantis Resources, an Edinburgh-based tidal energy player, has appointed Cameron Smith as Director of Project Development. Cameron has joined Atlantis’ new Executive Management Group based at its corporate headquarters in Scotland and will report directly to the Chief Executive Officer, Tim Corneli

about 10 years ago
Cameron second-guessing support for Swansea Bay tidal lagoon?
Marine Energy

Cameron second-guessing support for Swansea Bay tidal lagoon?

Questioned over the potential use of tidal energy from Bristol Channel while giving evidence to the House of Commons Liaison Committee, UK’s Prime Minister David Cameron said that his ‘enthusiasm is reduced slightly by the fact that the cost would be quite high.’ Swansea Bay 320 MW tidal lagoon proj

about 10 years ago
India joins Ocean Energy Systems
Marine Energy

India joins Ocean Energy Systems

The Union Cabinet of India has approved India’s membership in the International Energy Agency – Ocean Energy Systems (IEA-OES). The nodal agency for the membership would be Earth System Science Organisation – National Institute of Ocean Technology (ESSO-NIOT) under the Ministry of Earth Sciences, ac

about 10 years ago
Scottish Renewables targets 50% of energy from renewables by 2030
Marine Energy

Scottish Renewables targets 50% of energy from renewables by 2030

Scotland should set an ambitious new target of generating the equivalent of 50% of its total electricity, heat and transport demand from renewables by 2030, according to industry body Scottish Renewables. Scottish Renewables is calling for the new target as part of its manifesto, Renewed Ambitions:

about 10 years ago
Bombora grabs government funding for wave energy study
Marine Energy

Bombora grabs government funding for wave energy study

Bombora Wave Power has received Au$181,000 (~$127,000) of funding support from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) to complete a detailed ‘Levelised Cost of Energy’ (LCOE) study for its wave energy converter. The study aims to confirm that the Bombora WEC will make an important contributi

about 10 years ago
US DoE recruiting for MHK general engineer
Marine Energy

US DoE recruiting for MHK general engineer

US Department of Energy’s (DoE) Wind and Water Power Technologies Office is seeking applicants for the position of marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) general engineer. As a general engineer, the successful applicant will serve as a lead engineer of a research and technology development portfolio The resp

about 10 years ago
MaREI, MARINET bag multi-million R&D grants
Marine Energy

MaREI, MARINET bag multi-million R&D grants

Ireland’s Department of Jobs, through Science Foundation Ireland, has awarded multi-million funding for marine renewable energy research projects to MaREI, MARINET, and their university research partners. A total of 21 research projects will be supported through €28 million investment in research eq

about 10 years ago
TLP launches Fisheries Peer Review Group
Marine Energy

TLP launches Fisheries Peer Review Group

Tidal Lagoon Power (TLP) has formed a Fisheries Peer Review Group to act as independent advisors on the Swansea Bay tidal lagoon impacts on fish. The aim of the Fisheries Peer Review Group is to advise Tidal Lagoon Power and the fisheries research contractors on the methodology being adopted for the

about 10 years ago
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