National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI) has outlined the steps which need to be taken to ensure the UK remains at the forefront of wave and tidal energy sectors in a report that received immediate backing from the Scottish government.
Marine-i initiative has set up a three-day Marine Innovation Masterclass designed to help businesses spearhead future growth through streamlining their research and innovation activities.
Irish company DesignPro Renewables has assembled its 25kW hydrokinetic turbine that will be deployed at the SEENEOH tidal test site in the French city of Bordeaux on Tuesday, September 25, 2018.
The industry organizations working to advance the development of ocean energy on both sides of the Atlantic have welcomed the recent Canadian tidal project multi-million grant award, deeming it as ‘a great step in the right direction’ for tidal energy sector.
Tidal Lagoon Power – the developer of the Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon project – has made an agreement with shareholders and creditors to repay its debts over a fixed period of time as the company continues shaping new delivery plan for the Welsh clean energy scheme.
MarineEnergy.biz has compiled the top news from marine energy industry from September 17 – 23, 2018.
Marine energy business Bombora Wave Power Europe has hired law firm Greenaway Scott to act as legal advisor for the company’s first large-scale 1.5MW mWave wave energy project.
Bombora Wave Power has engaged Greenbackers Investment Capital to manage a new round of financing for the commercialization of its patented wave energy converter – the mWave.
The government of Canada has allocated C$29.8 million to DP Energy company Halagonia Tidal Energy to develop a nine-megawatt tidal power project in Nova Scotia that will combine both floating and submerged turbine technology.
UK tidal energy company Nova Innovation will speak of the opportunities for capturing energy from tides at today’s – September 21, 2018 – meeting of G7 ministers on climate change, oceans and clean energy.
K2 Management, the specialist global renewables engineering consultancy, has acquired energy engineering consultancy working in marine renewables sector Cruz Atcheson.
The designed components of the Ostend test platform for blue energy innovation are in conformity with the basis of the applicable standards, the independent third-party assessment has found.
German company NEMOS has concluded the first scale model tests of its new generation wave energy converter under realistic environmental conditions.
Sustainable Marine Energy’s (SME) 280kW floating tidal platform called PLAT-I has been installed in the Bay of Fundy after securing the necessary permits from Nova Scotia authorities.
