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tidal power
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Study boosts tidal power value in Faroe Islands

A new study shows tidal power may be a significant resource for Faroe Islands to balance other renewable energy sources. This is the preliminary result of a PhD project on the energy balance and stability of the Faroese electrical system. PhD researcher, Helma Maria Tróndheim, said:“So far the resul

about 6 years ago
Slip Joint foundation makes debut off the Netherlands
Research & Development

Slip Joint foundation makes debut off the Netherlands

Van Oord has installed a Slip Joint foundation at the Borssele Wind Farm Site V offshore the Netherlands. It is the first time anywhere that a submerged Slip Joint was used on a full-sized offshore wind turbine on a fully commercial basis, Van Oord said. After years of developing the system in coope

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about 6 years ago
AMOG
Research & Development

Watch: AMOG puts its WEC on trials

Australian engineering company AMOG Consulting has released a video summary of its wave energy converter technology demonstrator project. The one-third scale WEC went trough testing at the University of Exeter’s FabTest site in Falmouth. The WEC (wave energy convertor) device extracts the energy fro

about 6 years ago
BladeBUG walks the walk
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BladeBUG walks the walk

The BladeBUG inspect-and-repair robot for offshore wind turbine blades has completed the latest round of testing at Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult’s National Renewable Energy Centre in Blyth, the UK. During the trials that took place in early March, the robot walked on blade surfaces, prov

about 6 years ago
Danish Wind Turbine Test Stands Available for Lease
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Danish wind turbine test stands available for lease

DTU Wind Energy has opened a tender for the lease of test stands at the Høvsøre test center for large wind turbines. The call for tenders is conducted as an open procedure and therefore only comprises one phase. The deadline for submitting applications is 28 May by 16:00 local time. In June 2018, th

about 6 years ago
Bombora
Research & Development

Bombora completes Lanzarote wave park site survey

Bombora has completed a metocean survey off the Spanish Canary Island of Lanzarote, as part of 3MW wave park project. Data collected provides the physical and also environmental characteristics at the site to progress to the design and development phase. Bombora, together with Enzen Spain, is part o

about 6 years ago
DNV GL looking to prove value of oil & gas digital twins
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DNV GL looking to prove value of oil & gas digital twins

DNV GL has issued an international call to oil and gas operators and the supply chain to pilot a methodology that could prove whether the data generated by digital twins can be trusted and if the technology is delivering value.

about 6 years ago
EMEC
Research & Development

EMEC lead on US ocean energy project review

EMEC has strengthened its collaboration with the United States feeding ocean energy expertise into the 2019 Project Peer Review Report. The 2019 Peer Review was conducted by a review panel coordinated by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)’s Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO). Released yesterday

about 6 years ago
container-ship
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LR, UMAS: Not only one zero-carbon fuel is the most competitive

Different zero-carbon fuel options are more competitive in different decades and there is not one option which is the most competitive from today through to 2050, a new paper finds.

about 6 years ago
BSH-Awards-Hydrographic-Survey-Contract-for-North-Sea-Wind-Zone
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BSH awards hydrographic survey contract for North Sea wind zone

Germany’s Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH) has awarded VBW Weigt with a contract for hydrographic investigation in the N-6 offshore wind area in the North Sea. The seafloor investigation is part of the geological preliminary investigation in the area and includes data acquisition, data

about 6 years ago
BMT
Research & Development

BMT unveils next gen hull-form for autonomous ops

BMT has released details of its next generation ‘Pentamaran’ platform for autonomous applications. These vessels will be capable of performing commercial and defence missions including ISR, ASW and hydrographic surveying. The Pentamaran design aims to reduce drag as much as possible. BMT said that t

about 6 years ago
NSWPH consortium seeks support in discussions with policymakers
Research & Development

NSWPH consortium seeks support in discussions with policymakers

The North Sea Wind Power Hub (NSWPH) consortium is seeking assistance in structured discussions with policymakers to realise the first large scale European electricity system for offshore wind. TenneT Netherlands, TenneT Germany, Energinet, Gasunie, and the Port of Rotterdam joined forces to develop

about 6 years ago
coronavirus
Research & Development

BIO-UV Group: UV light used in BWM can kill coronavirus

The ultra-violet light technology used to kill the invasive species found in ships’ ballast water tanks can be used to protect seafarers, health workers, and first-responders from picking up the coronavirus from surfaces, French BIO-UV Group claims. The company said that it was readying a surface di

about 6 years ago
Supercomputers
Research & Development

Supercomputers assist on wave energy project

Engineering researchers have recently worked on a solution to bring wave energy one step closer to mainstream. The work involved a team from San Diego State University and Northwestern University in collaboration with Polytechnic University of Turin. They used the Comet supercomputer at the San Dieg

about 6 years ago