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Marine Energy Wales (MEW) and the National Hydropower Association (NHA) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation within the global marine energy industry.

Tidal & Wave Energy

Marine Energy Wales and National Hydropower Association forge cross-Atlantic partnership to boost marine energy

Marine Energy Wales (MEW) and the National Hydropower Association (NHA) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation within the global marine energy industry. The agreement seeks to leverage the strengths of each organization to promote industry growth, share expertise,

about 1 year ago

Orbital Marine Power’s O2 floating tidal turbine (Courtesy of Orbital Marine Power)

Tidal & Wave Energy

EU-backed tidal array project targets 9.6 MW of tidal energy by 2027

The EURO-TIDES project is moving forward with plans to establish Europe’s path in tidal energy development with a 9.6 MW pilot tidal array by 2027, at the European Marine Energy Centre’s (EMEC) Fall of Warness tidal site in Orkney. Set to harness tidal resources with four 2.4 MW turbines from Orbita

about 1 year ago

The CETO tank display at ISC High Performance conference in Hamburg (Courtesy of Carnegie Clean Energy)

Tidal & Wave Energy

Carnegie Clean Energy, Hewlett Packard Enterprise push AI-driven wave energy tech with extended agreement

Australia’s wave energy developer Carnegie Clean Energy has extended collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) by two years, focusing on integrating advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing into the company’s CETO wave energy technology. According to Carnegie Cl

about 1 year ago

Proteus Marine Renewables signed a memorandum of understanding with Swedish bearing and seal manufacturing company SKF Marine and GE Vernova’s Power Conversion business.

Tidal & Wave Energy

Proteus Marine Renewables, SKF, GE Vernova join forces on multi-megawatt tidal energy project

UK-based tidal energy company Proteus Marine Renewables (PMR) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Swedish bearing and seal manufacturing company SKF Marine and GE Vernova’s Power Conversion business to set a framework for delivering tidal turbine generation systems (TTGS) to develope

about 1 year ago

InfinityWEC wave energy farm (Courtesy of Ocean Harvesting Technologies)

Tidal & Wave Energy

Sweden’s project gets €1.7M boost for wave energy converter technology

The INFINITY Project, coordinated by Sweden’s RISE Research Institute, has received €1.7 million in funding from the Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP) to advance lifetime-aware model predictive control (MPC) technology for wave energy converters (WEC). The three-year project, starting in De

about 1 year ago

ORPC cross-flow turbine being readied for installation at the Queen’s Marine Laboratory (QML) Tidal Test Site in Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland by Cuan Marine Services (Image courtesy of ORPC)

Tidal & Wave Energy

ORPC Ireland kicks off real-sea testing of tidal turbine in Northern Ireland

ORPC Ireland has deployed and started real-sea testing of a next-generation marine hydrokinetic turbine at Northern Ireland’s Strangford Lough tidal test site. This marks ORPC Ireland’s first European deployment after 17 previous setups in North America. The testing is part of the X-Flow project, le

about 1 year ago

Researchers test turbines offshore. Source: FAU

Tidal & Wave Energy

Florida Atlantic University to test feasibility of grid-connected ocean energy facility

Florida Atlantic University’s (FAU) Southeast National Marine Renewable Energy Center (SNMREC) is set to evaluate the feasibility of a grid-connected offshore test facility in the Florida Current to determine how ocean energy technologies can be safely and economically integrated into the energy gri

about 1 year ago

The rigs developed in IMPACT will continue as part of the SWEET Lab at VGA’s facilities in Deruta, Italy. Image: VGA.

Tidal & Wave Energy

RISEnergy opens first transnational access call for renewable energy research

RISEnergy’s first transnational access (TA) call for research infrastructure is now open, giving researchers in ocean energy, offshore wind, and hydrogen among other fields, opportunities to access Europe’s facilities and services focused on renewable energy technology. Funded by the EU, RISEnergy’

about 1 year ago

East Nusa Tenggara in the Indonesian archipelago. Source: Inyanga Marine Energy Group

Tidal & Wave Energy

HydroWing sets in motion plans for first tidal energy plant in Indonesia

HydroWing, part of Inyanga Marine Energy Group, has secured a binding agreement with a PLN Subholding, the Indonesian state-owned owner of the national grid, to advance plans for Indonesia’s first 10 MW tidal current power plant in East Nusa Tenggara in the Indonesian archipelago. HydroWing previous

about 1 year ago

Illustration/Mocean Energy’s Blue X wave energy device offshore Orkney (Courtesy of Mocean Energy/Photo by Colin Keldie)

Tidal & Wave Energy

Mocean Energy starts crowdfunding to boost ocean energy technology

Scottish wave energy company Mocean Energy has kicked off a crowdfunding campaign to secure additional investment as it advances its ocean energy technology from the prototype stage toward technology commercialization and internationalization. The company’s technology integrates wave, solar, and bat

about 1 year ago

Tidal & Wave Energy

Western Australia’s Innovation grant backs WaveX’s wave energy tech

WaveX, a renewable energy business, and Centre for Energy Research & Innovation (CERI) resident, has secured a Western Australia State Government Innovation Booster Grant (IBG) to accelerate the integration of advanced control systems into its D-Spar wave-powered generator. The competitive Innovati

about 1 year ago

HydroQuest’s concept for its next-gen 2.5MW tidal turbines (Courtesy of HydroQuest)

Tidal & Wave Energy

Innovation Fund backs 29 MW tidal power expansion in Normandy with €51M

French tidal energy company HydroQuest and tidal energy developer Normandie Hydroliennes have secured €51 million in Innovation Fund grants to advance two tidal energy projects in France’s Raz Blanchard. The funding, awarded under the Innovation Fund’s 2023 call, emphasizes the role of European sup

about 1 year ago

Inyanga Marine Energy Group has launched a crowdfunding campaign to support the expansion of its patented tidal energy technology, HydroWing

Tidal & Wave Energy

Inyanga Marine Energy kicks off crowdfunding for its tidal energy technology

UK-based Inyanga Marine Energy Group has launched a crowdfunding campaign to support the expansion of its patented tidal energy technology, HydroWing, after landing $53 million in major tidal energy projects. According to Inyanga Marine Energy, the crowdfunding round, launched in partnership with Cr

about 1 year ago

A panel session at Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference 2023 in Amsterdam

Tidal & Wave Energy

OEEC 2024: A lot to talk about

In a little more than five years, renewable energy targets set for 2030 will come knocking on the door. Whether they will be reached, missed or overshot, depends on multiple factors, most of which concern policymakers and the energy sector itself. At the end of 2023, the EU increased the binding ren

about 1 year ago