Marine Energy Wales and Tidal Range Alliance have welcomed the Welsh government’s intention to reassess its potential support for the development of tidal range energy projects in Wales.
Swedish company Waves4Power has formed strategic partnership with Dutch engineering specialist Bnd-Engineering in a move to commercialize and deploy its WaveEL wave energy system globally.
Simec Atlantis has informed about ongoing talks with the UK government regarding the support mechanisms necessary for the expansion of the MeyGen tidal energy project.
Seanic Ocean Systems, a Centurion company providing subsea engineering services, has joined the U.S. Department of Energy-supported Testing Expertise and Access for Marine Energy Research (TEAMER) program.
Wave energy developer Bombora has set up a virtual video tour to showcase its 1.5MW mWave device being built in Wales.
Offshore energy services provider Helix Robotics Solutions partnered with UTEC Survey, an Acteon Group company, to support the recent installation of Simec Atlantis’ demonstration tidal turbine in Japan.
Scottish tidal energy company Orbital Marine Power has released a video update showing its 2MW O2 tidal turbine moving to the quayside in Dundee ahead of launch planned in a few weeks.
A collaborative decommissioning project at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) has completed the forensic analysis of a tidal energy tripod.
The European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) has welcomed the MPs urge to UK government to seize tidal power potential.
The Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) has in a letter to UK Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng emphasised the substantial potential of the tidal power sector to contribute to the UK’s renewable energy mix.
Ocean Energy Systems (OES), a technology collaboration programme within the International Energy Agency (IEA), has released a report showing continued progress of wave energy developments in 2020.
Osprey Group, a UK-based provider of specialist logistics services, has secured a contract from Orbital Marine Power to load out its newly built O2 tidal turbine.
The DeepSense team at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia has developed a new software that uses artificial intelligence to make environmental monitoring for tidal energy projects easier.
Carnegie Clean Energy has presented its concept for a new wave power product capable of powering feeding barges for the aquaculture sector.
