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Illustration/TTI’s NetBuoy during tank trials (Courtesy of Wave Energy Scotland, one of the participants in WPTO workshop)

Research & Development

New materials and manufacturing processes as stepping stone for marine energy commercialization

US Department of Energy (DOE) has released a summary report featuring insights of more than 100 participants of the workshop that analyzed the potential of new materials and manufacturing processes to accelerate the commercialization of marine energy.

about 4 years ago

SolarDuck testing its offshore floating solar array at LiR NOTF (Screenshot/Video by SolarDuck)

Research & Development

SolarDuck’s offshore floating solar array aces LiR NOTF tests

Dutch floating solar specialist SolarDuck has tested its floating solar array model at LiR National Ocean Test facility (NOTF), Ireland’s flagship facility for testing and development of offshore technologies.

about 4 years ago

Tank testing of INSPIRE platform – a floating hybrid renewable energy platform (Courtesy of Bombora Wave Power)

Research & Development

Bombora wraps tank trials of its floating hybrid energy platform

Bombora Wave Power has completed tank testing of its floating foundation system suitable for the InSPIRE solution, which combines the mWave wave energy technology with a wind turbine onto a single floating offshore platform.

about 4 years ago

Research & Development

ZeroLab, South32 team up on shipping emissions analysis

ZeroLab, Torvald Klaveness’ subsidiary dedicated to the decarbonisation of seaborne supply chains, and Australian mining and metals company South32 have partnered to complete an analysis of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions generated through shipping, which contribute to South32’s reported Scope 3 emis

about 4 years ago

Research & Development

Stepping up to the water, climate and sustainability needs

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards led a delegation of business and state leaders on an economic development, water management and resiliency mission to the Netherlands last week. The visit is the result of an invitation from the Kingdom of the Netherlands Special Envoy for International Water Affa

about 4 years ago

Research & Development

MPS books two EMEC berths for multi-megawatt wave energy array

Marine Power Systems (MPS) is set to demonstrate a multi-megawatt wave energy array at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Orkney, Scotland.

about 4 years ago

Research & Development

Financial consortium, Turkish gov’t eye investment in hydrogen fuel cell tech

A financial consortium has opened preliminary talks with Turkish officials for the establishment of foreign direct investment (FDI) in hydrogen fuel cell technology and projects supporting the implementation of hydrogen fuel cells, powering commercial shipping and other strategic uses.

about 4 years ago

Research & Development

In focus: Boosting energy transition by joining forces

The last weeks witnessed the major industry players joining forces for energy transition programs and decarbonising their operations and production. By working together, they will be able to achieve the climate goals faster, ensuring that energy transition mechanisms become more attainable and cheap

about 4 years ago

Research & Development

Second Calvados export cable in place

Eiffage Génie Civil, together with ETMF, has installed the second export cable for the 448 MW Calvados offshore wind farm in France. The installation of the three-kilometre long export cable was done in collaboration with Antares Ingenierie, Ar Ganol, Logic Master, and Abeko Marine. The French trans

about 4 years ago

Two UK firms formalise deal to make North Sea prospect drill-ready

Research & Development

Two UK firms formalise deal to work on making North Sea prospect drill-ready

Orcadian Energy and Carrick Resources have executed a formal agreement for the farm-out of a prospect in the UK North Sea.

about 4 years ago

Theo Devaney, director at Tydal Flyer, at LiR NOTF (Courtesy of the Selkie project)

Research & Development

Tidal Flyer performs tank tests at LiR NOTF as part of Selkie project

Irish tidal and river energy technology developer Tidal Flyer has tested its system at LiR National Ocean Test facility (NOTF), Ireland’s flagship facility for testing and development of offshore technologies, under the support of the Selkie project.

about 4 years ago

1MW OTEC Riser Installation at Pohang (Photo courtesy of IEA-OES/Photo by KRISO)

Research & Development

IES-OES spotlights ocean projects for heating, cooling and power production

The International Energy Agency’s Technology Collaboration Program on Ocean Energy Systems (IEA-OES) has published six interviews on successful projects around the world that take advantage of the temperature of the ocean for heating, cooling and power production.

about 4 years ago

Research & Development

Smart Green Shipping wins funding for its wing sail tech

UK maritime tech firm Smart Green Shipping (SGS) has received a £5 million ($6 million) investment to develop and test fully automated, emission-reduction wing sail technology that can be retrofitted to merchant ships.

about 4 years ago

The Slow Mill – 40 deployed in the North Sea (Courtesy of Slow Mill Sustainable Power)

Research & Development

First Dutch wave energy device takes the North Sea test

For the first time ever, a Dutch-made wave energy converter has been installed in the coastal waters of the Netherlands by the company Slow Mill Sustainable Power, which plans to use the demonstration to further streamline its wave energy technology.

about 4 years ago