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HZ Windpower explores marine current turbines
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HZ Windpower explores marine current turbines

HZ Windpower, a Chinese-based technology manufacturer, has completed the preliminary research on marine current generation technology. According to the company, the study on the key technology and model test of marine current power generation performed by HZ Windpower has been approved by the Minist

about 11 years ago
NASA Surveys Seafloor Around Greenland
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NASA Surveys Seafloor Around Greenland

NASA’s Oceans Melting Greenland (OMG) field campaign is gathering data that will help scientists both to understand how the oceans are joining with the atmosphere in melting the vast ice sheet and to predict the extent and timing of the resulting sea level rise. This summer, a refitted fishing boat

about 11 years ago
NREL Aids Statoil in Wind Floating Array Development
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NREL Aids Statoil in Wind Floating Array Development

A recent study performed by the National Wind Technology Center (NWTC) at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is helping Norway-based Statoil prepare for the installation of what has the potential to be the world’s first multi-turbine floating offshore array. Statoil deployed the first s

about 11 years ago
LEEDCo Tests Lake Erie Soil for Mono Bucket Foundations
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LEEDCo Tests Lake Erie Soil for Mono Bucket Foundations

The Lake Erie Energy Development Corporation (LEEDCo) yesterday began a comprehensive geotechnical investigation of the soils under Lake Erie, where six Mono Bucket foundations will be installed for the Icebreaker offshore wind project. LEEDCo will test the soil and collect samples at each of the si

about 11 years ago
Interview: Wave coupled with offshore wind to reduce costs
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Interview: Wave coupled with offshore wind to reduce costs

NEMOS, a German-based wave energy company, has developed an innovative system to generate electricity from ocean waves that can be coupled with offshore wind farms to reduce the overall costs of these emerging sectors. NEMOS has recently installed a 1:5 scaled version of their wave energy device at

about 11 years ago
WERPO announces twofold venture in Sri Lanka
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WERPO announces twofold venture in Sri Lanka

WERPO, an Israeli wave energy developer, has entered into an agreement with Help Mankind for a twofold joint venture. According to WERPO, the first venture comprises the implementation of a manufacturing plant for the production of the equipment used by WERPO in its patented wave energy generation t

about 11 years ago
New tidal gauge completed in Wash
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New tidal gauge completed in Wash

A new tidal gauge installed in the Wash, Lincolnshire, will help the Environment Agency measure tides, predict flooding and assess the impact of climate change more accurately. The instrument is on a platform measuring approximately 2 meters across and 11 meters above sea level. It’s located 4 km of

about 11 years ago
CEFC to financially support renewables in regional Australia
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CEFC to financially support renewables in regional Australia

Clean Energy Finance Corporation’s CEO Oliver Yates said there is significant potential for regional Australia to benefit from renewable energy and energy efficient technologies, and that now is the time for communities to grasp that opportunity. In his address to the Australian Regional Development

about 11 years ago
France Launches Offshore Renewables Tech Test Site
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France Launches Offshore Renewables Tech Test Site

SEM-REV, French offshore test site for marine renewable energy, was officially opened on August 25 in Croisic. SEM-REV is equipped at sea and on land for the testing of full scale (floating) offshore wind and wave power prototypes under operational conditions. The multi-technology test site, operate

about 11 years ago
M3 Wave to unveil NEXUS wave energy device
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M3 Wave to unveil NEXUS wave energy device

M3 Wave, an Oregon-based wave energy developer, plans to unveil the design of their NEXUS wave energy device in the following months, in an effort to win US Department of Energy’s Wave Energy Prize. As reported earlier, the company has been selected among 20 semi-finalist teams for the Wave Energy P

about 11 years ago
SEM-REV test site officially opens
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SEM-REV test site officially opens

SEM-REV, marine renewable energy test site located 30 km off the city of Le Croisic on the French Atlantic coast, has been officially opened on August 25, 2015. Operated jointly by the CNRS and Centrale Nantes, SEM-REV has installed equipment at sea and on land for the development and demonstration

about 11 years ago
WATCH: UBW Presents New Research Submersible
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WATCH: UBW Presents New Research Submersible

U-Boat Worx (UBW), has launched a transparent 3-person submersible capable of diving to 1,700 meters the C-Researcher 3. UBW, in collaboration with scientists has designed a compact, DNV GL-classed, submersible that enables scientists, policy makers and philanthropists to explore the world’s oceans.

about 11 years ago
Students design renewables technology to assist Tonga
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Students design renewables technology to assist Tonga

Five University of Canterbury (UC) electrical engineering students have assisted the local power company in Tonga to investigate various renewable energy projects. According to the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, different options including wind power, tidal energy and solar power were modell

about 11 years ago
UNH Gets NOAA Grant for Ongoing Ocean Mapping Work
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UNH Gets NOAA Grant for Ongoing Ocean Mapping Work

The University of New Hampshire’s Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping (CCOM) has received a $6.2 million grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to continue the work of the Joint Hydrographic Center, a NOAA partnership and national ocean-mapping research center. A tota

about 11 years ago
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