At this year’s International Tidal Energy Summit 2019 (ITES 2019), Magallanes Renovables presented the results of its first six months connected to the Scottish grid. During this period, it has been possible to generate blue energy thanks to the ATIR platform, 1.7 MW, generating energy continuously
Star of the South Wind Farm Pty Ltd. has shared a video showing the deployment of wind and wave monitoring equipment at the project site offshore Gippsland in Australia. This content is available after accepting the cookies. Change cookie-settings View on Youtube. Akrocean deployed two floating LiDA
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Subsea technology and engineering firm Viper Innovations has launched V-ASSURE – a new portal software designed to provide managers of subsea control systems with a detailed picture of their subsea assets. The product was initially unveiled at an event held at the Aberdeen Maritime Museum during Nov
US-based wave energy company Columbia Power Technologies (C·Power) is looking for an entry-level electrical or mechanical engineer. The Engineer is responsible for producing cost-effective designs that satisfy specifications of C·Power’s WEC. Balancing lowest cost of energy while ensuring system sur
MO4 and Seaqualize have been declared winners of the Offshore Wind Innovation Award 2019, Offshore Wind Innovators said. During the Q-meeting of Van Oord and Siemens Gamesa, the audience of 240 wind energy professionals awarded Seaqualize with the public prize. The prize of the professional jury wen
MO4 and Seaqualize have been declared winners of the Offshore Wind Innovation Award 2019, Offshore Wind Innovators said. During the Q-meeting of Van Oord and Siemens Gamesa, the audience of 240 wind energy professionals awarded Seaqualize with the public prize. The prize of the professional jury wen
Dutch provider of full-service solutions for transport, handling and storage of subsea cables and flexibles, WIND, is building new cable warehouse in Velsen Noord, The Netherlands. In close co-operation with its landlord TMA Logistics, WIND has confirmed the design of its new warehouse. Planned for
Nova Scotia Department of Energy and Mines has issued a marine renewable energy permit to Nova Innovation for a tidal electricity project in the Bay of Fundy. “Nova Scotia’s leadership in the development of clean, renewable tidal energy continues to attract new businesses and new investment to our s
JFD said it has set new benchmarks for international submarine rescue following the completion of exercises off the coast of Western Australia. In a range of weather conditions, JFD said that its submarine rescue system demonstrated robustness and reliability in the triennial Pacific Reach, a multi-
A second interconnector with Tasmania is a step closer, with TasNetworks’ assessment of the business case finding a 1500 MW link is feasible and could begin operating as soon as 2027. Dubbed the Marinus Link, the new interconnector would complement the existing 500 MW Basslink cable and allow Tasman
Denmark has initiated studies to find possible locations for one or more energy islands supporting at least 10GW of offshore wind capacity. This corresponds to ten large offshore wind farms that could meet the electricity demand of more than ten million European households. The total investment need
Scottish tidal energy company Nova Innovation has won a contract to develop an innovative subsea electrical connector for Wave Energy Scotland (WES). Nova’s MECMate subsea connector is tailored to meet the requirements of the marine energy environment. Nova Innovation engineering director, Gary Conn
New standards in long-endurance underwater navigation and automated subsea positioning have been set following the completion of a joint project led by Sonardyne International, with partners the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) and L3Harris. The two-year, £1.4 million Precise Positioning for Persi