‘Preparing to ride the perfect wave’ is said to have been SINN Power’s motto in 2017. Has the German wave energy developer done just that? You can find out in an end-of-year review of the company’s activities.
Universal Foundation A/S will provide mono bucket foundations for the two demonstration wind turbines planned to be installed on the DeBu offshore wind farm in the German North Sea.
The Carbon Trust-led Floating Wind Joint Industry Project (JIP) has opened tenders for monitoring and inspection, as well as for dynamic export cable development.
Edinburgh-based tidal energy developer Atlantis Resources has agreed to sell its stake in the Canadian joint venture to its partner DP Energy.
Tidal developer Minesto is scouting out a suitable candidate to fill the role of project manager for the company.
Duisport and RWE Supply & Trading have committed to jointly develop the necessary infrastructure to use liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the Duisburg port.
US-based start-up CalWave Power Technologies has secured a research grant from Breakout Labs fund to further advance its wave energy technology.
Norwegian oil and gas major Statoil has become the latest addition to a Joint Industry Project (JIP) set to revolutionize subsea boosting pumps. “We think we’ve cracked the code,” says Alexander Fuglesang, CEO of Fuglesangs Subsea. “This project has the potential to deliver improvements in all three
European subsidiary of Australia-based wave energy developer Bombora Wave Power has launched two tenders for the construction of its wave energy device.
French developer EEL Energy has released a video of the recently completed trials on its tidal energy prototype based on undulating membrane concept.
CorPower Ocean is looking for wave energy professional to take up one of the key roles in the company – that of Chief Technology Officer (CTO).
The Offshore Wind Innovation Exchange (OWiX) has launched a new Call for Ideas for innovative solutions in automated painting, inspection and fault finding in large composite structures.
An industry workgroup has issued new guidance aimed at helping companies to plan decommissioning more efficiently, Oil & Gas UK informed. Common Data Access (CDA), the Oil & Gas UK subsidiary, has worked with the Shell Brent Decommissioning Project and the School of Law at the University of Aberdeen
Marine Energy Research and Innovation Center (MERIC) of Chile has obtained ‘promising’ results from the testing of materials to prevent biocorrosion on marine renewable energy devices.
