RenewableUK Cymru is urging the next UK Government to set technology-specific targets to support the goal of meeting 100% of electricity demand from renewable sources by 2035.
Italy is set to launch a Contract for Difference (CfD) auction scheme through which the government will select and support renewable energy projects, including floating solar, tidal, and wave energy.
The UK Marine Energy Council (MEC) has outlined five key asks for the upcoming Government to realize the potential of wave and tidal energy, and embed UK content into projects deployed domestically and internationally.
French floating solar company Ciel & Terre has finished the construction of the Saint Savin floating solar project in Isère, France.
Situated on the eastern shore of the Cottbus Baltic Sea, the country’s largest post-mining lake. The 29 MWp floating solar plant is set to generate approximately 29,000 MWh of electricity a year, with commissioning set for the winter of 2024/2025.
Netherlands-based Symphony Wave Power has approached dry testing, which is the next stage of its wave power technology validation program. In the forthcoming months, Symphony Wave Power will set up and conduct the dry test at the Harsveld Apparatenbouw BV facilities in Gemeente Velsen. This step wil
This proposed guidance offers a tax credit for the production of clean electricity, regardless of technology. This replaces the production tax credit for renewable electricity generation, extended through 2024.
Carnegie Clean Energy’s MoorPower demonstration project has reached its goals during the initial operational phase, showing the ability to meet commercialization targets, the Australian company said.
An Indigenous-led research report has proposed a cultural license to operate (CLO) framework to help industries collaborate with First Nations, fostering trust and cultural legitimacy in the blue economy operations.
Dutch-Norwegian company SolarDuck has expanded its regional office in Tokyo, Japan, to better devote to the Japanese market and accelerate the commercialization of its floating solar technology.
Danish company Wavepiston has reached and even surpassed the €600,003 target as a part of the capital raise for its wave energy technology.
After opening the applications on March 26, 2024, and closing them on May 6, 2024, out of the teams that registered, 17 of the teams were picked as contesting teams.
The Orkney-based European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) has outlined a set of manifesto asks for the July 4, 2024, general election to unlock green growth opportunities in ocean energy arenas in the UK waters.
Menter Mon-managed wildlife monitoring buoy, in charge of collecting marine wildlife information off the coast of Holyhead, has been brought back to Holyhead Port for maintenance, after a year at sea.
