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Magseis, Shell Ink Joint Development Agreement
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Magseis, Shell Ink Joint Development Agreement

Magseis has entered into an agreement with Shell for the further joint development of a system to deploy Magseis’ MASS technology in ultra-deep water. According to the company, the agreement regulates the further work leading up to a full-scale pilot test which is planned for completion early Q1 201

about 11 years ago
BlueTEC platform set to receive Tocardo’s T2 turbine
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BlueTEC platform set to receive Tocardo’s T2 turbine

The BlueTEC floating tidal platform is currently being upgraded with Tocardo’s larger T2 tidal turbine. According to Bluewater’s social media, BlueTEC platform has been lifted on the quay today, November 12, 2015. Tocardo’s T2 200 kW tidal turbine will be mounted on the platform, doubling its curren

about 11 years ago
Presenting winners of latest WES funding award
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Presenting winners of latest WES funding award

Wave Energy Scotland (WES) has recently awarded £2.25 million to 8 wave energy technology developers to support the development of their technologies. The successful projects will receive funding to take their technologies through WES’ stage one technology development process. Take a look at the bri

about 11 years ago
Apple pledges €1 million for Irish waves
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Apple pledges €1 million for Irish waves

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) and Apple have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to promote the development of ocean energy in Ireland. Under the MoU, Apple has committed a €1 million fund that will help developers who receive an SEAI grant to test their ocean energy prot

about 11 years ago
Image of the day: H24 fit for next week deployment
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Image of the day: H24 fit for next week deployment

40South Energy and Elements Works are conducting final preparations ahead of the next week’s deployment of their H24 wave energy unit off Italy. The 50 kW device has been moved to Livorno harbour, and will be deployed next week as the first phase of Marina di Pisa project. Another H24 device will be

about 11 years ago
Another company withdraws from Wave Energy Prize
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Another company withdraws from Wave Energy Prize

Enorasy Labs has pulled out of US Department of Energy’s Wave Energy Prize challenge and shifted its focus on developing turbine technology. The company has announced that it has decided to focus its efforts on developing its Gravity Control Turbine, based on DARLEM control, and on energy storage sy

about 11 years ago
Tidal turbine powers up French island
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Tidal turbine powers up French island

Sabella’s D10 tidal turbine has produced first kilowatt hours of power for the Ushant island’s electricity grid. The turbine started delivering power to Ushant island on November 5, 2015. It is producing limited amounts of power that will gradually increase over time in order to avoid the risks of d

about 11 years ago
Indian islands to get power from waves
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Indian islands to get power from waves

Seabased, a Swedish-based wave energy developer, is planning to install wave energy power plant in the Indian Ocean. Seabased has signed a memorandum of understanding with Seafaradays Energy, a New-Delhi based energy project developer, to construct a wave energy power plant off Andaman and Nicobar I

about 11 years ago
Canada: Nova Scotia launches new electricity plan
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Canada: Nova Scotia launches new electricity plan

Nova Scotia government has introduced a new electricity plan that will have more predictable power rates, more competition and innovation, and a utility that is more accountable to ratepayers. The new plan outlines a vision for the next 25 years and reflects findings from a review that heard from mo

about 11 years ago
NSRI to Explore Subsea Mining Opportunities in Japan
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NSRI to Explore Subsea Mining Opportunities in Japan

In partnership with Scottish Development International (SDI) the National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI) will be going on a trade mission to Japan from 16-20th November to explore the opportunities in subsea mining and renewables across East Asia. NSRI will learn about the ongoing initiatives tha

about 11 years ago
bioWAVE ready to catch the wave
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bioWAVE ready to catch the wave

BioPower Systems has completed the final preparations of its bioWAVE wave energy device ahead of the planned installation off Victoria, Australia. According to BioPower, the device will be loaded onto the transport vessel and moved to the deployment site near Port Fairy for the installation schedule

about 11 years ago
Using Wetlands to Fight Sea Levels
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Using Wetlands to Fight Sea Levels

The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) has just released a report authored by 100 scientists and 21 management agencies which recommends mitigating the effects of sea level rise in the San Francisco Bay Area by using wetlands. The report “The Baylands and Climate Change: What We Can Do” focu

about 11 years ago
Study Shows Impact of Dispersants on Oil-Degrading Microorganisms
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Study Shows Impact of Dispersants on Oil-Degrading Microorganisms

The use of chemical dispersants meant to stimulate microbial crude oil degradation can in some cases inhibit the microorganisms that naturally degrade hydrocarbons, according to a new study led by University of Georgia marine scientists. Their findings are based on laboratory-simulated conditions th

about 11 years ago
Saltire Prize raises questions
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Saltire Prize raises questions

The £10 million Saltire Prize challenge created by the Scottish government to accelerate the commercialisation of wave and tidal energy has been criticized by Murdo Fraser, the Scottish Conservative MSP, who stated that the money should be put to better use. The Saltire Prize challenge has been laun

about 11 years ago
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