Research & Development
Malta takes on floating storage for offshore renewables
Researchers at the University of Malta are making progress on the development of a floating platform for renewable energy storage, with the first small-scale prototype planned for deployment later this year.
Wood Mackenzie: Big Oil to Spend Heavily on Renewables
Renewables could account for over one-fifth of total capital allocation for the most active oil & gas majors post-2030, according to a report by research and consultancy group Wood Mackenzie.
University of Malta Developing Floating Compressed Air Energy Storage System
The University of Malta is currently developing a compressed air energy storage technology integrated into a floating platform that can support a number of offshore systems, including wind turbines.
University of Malta Developing Floating Compressed Air Energy Storage System
The University of Malta is currently developing a compressed air energy storage technology integrated into a floating platform that can support a number of offshore systems, including wind turbines.
SEM-REV looks for offshore test site manager
Centrale Nantes in looking to appoint a manager for the SEM-REV marine renewables test site located off the western coast of France.
ETIP Ocean explores control systems for tidal and wave devices
The European Technology and Innovation Platform for Ocean Energy (ETIP Ocean) will this month host a webinar to explore how control systems can improve the performance of tidal and wave energy converters.
Triton Knoll to Start Archaeological Survey in Lincolnshire
Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm will shortly begin an archaeological trial trenching programme along the full route of the 900MW wind farm’s onshore export cable corridor in Lincolnshire.
CorPower to showcase S3 wave energy converter
CorPower Ocean will hold a launch event later this month in Stockholm where its latest generation resonant S3 wave energy converter will be unveiled.
New OTEC guide on the horizon
International group of experts is making progress on the development of a new ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) guidance document which could be released by the end of the year.
Top news, June 5 – 11, 2017
Tidal Energy Today has compiled the top news from tidal and wave energy industry from June 5 – 11, 2017.
New UK government urged to prioritize renewables
UK’s renewable energy organizations have called the county’s new government to put the development of renewable energy and clean technology at the center of its energy policy.
Atlantis on the lookout for MeyGen operations engineer
Atlantis Resources is expanding its project delivery team with a new job opening for an Electrical and Control Operations Engineer.
Organisations Seek Deep Sea Mining Ban
Today, at the Ocean Conference of the United Nations, Seas At Risk, supported by its 34 members and Mission Blue, BLOOM, the Deep Sea Mining Campaign and Earthworks, called on the international community to stop deep sea mining in its tracks. At the Ocean Conference of the United Nations, Dr Monica
Shell: Offshore Wind Industry Should Evolve Towards 10GW Integrated Projects
The offshore wind industry should abandon the practice of awarding separate leases for offshore wind farms of up to 1GW each and instead start developing large, integrated projects of up to 10GW to lower cost, create value across the supply chain, and stimulate economic growth, Mark Gainsborough Exe