After its first cycle of ocean commissioning, Swedish company CorPower Ocean’s first commercial-scale wave energy device, C4, is nearing completion of on-land inspection and upgrades.
Alaskan hydroelectric technologies startup Sitkana has partnered with Sandia National Laboratories on a project that aims to use idle fishing vessels during Alaskan winters for tidal energy capture.
Danish company Crestwing has secured funding from the Den Danske Maritime Fond to support the technical development of Tordenskiold, its wave energy device prototype.
Aberdeen-based ZOEX Power has finished the installation of its 100 kW wave energy device at the Port of Aberdeen, South Harbour.
The European project IMPACT has created an “innovative approach” for testing wave energy converter (WEC) reliability, performance, and destructivity with the dual hardware-in-the-loop (Dual HIL) platform which tests different parts of the WEC simultaneously.
Aberdeen-based THREE60 Energy has been awarded a three-year contract with the Orkney-based European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) to deliver electrical services to support the demonstration of renewable energy projects.
Danish renewable energy developer Floating Power Plant has selected a Siemens Gamesa wind turbine to be deployed at its demo project off the coast of Gran Canaria that integrates floating wind, wave energy, and hydrogen production. The 4.3 MW SWT-DD-120 turbine will be installed at the Plataforma Oc
Carnegie Clean Energy has raised $2.134 million from shareholders that are set to support the delivery of the first CETO deployment in Europe, as well as commercialization.
U.S.-based marine energy firm Ocean Power Technologies (OPT) has been selected as a preferred supplier for its wave-powered buoy, PowerBuoy, for delivery in the Middle East.
Following the completion of acceptance testing, UK-based tidal energy company Proteus Marine Renewables’ (PMR’s) Yaw System for tidal turbines is now en route for deployment subsea.
Scotland’s Green Marine (UK) has joined the U.S.-based C-Power’s Partner Engagement and Co-development (PEC) program to advance autonomous offshore power systems (AOPS).
Welsh company Marine Power Systems (MPS) has joined Quoceant’s Offshore Wind Growth Partnership (OWGP) project to accelerate the development of Q-Connect technology into the floating offshore wind market.
Inyanga Marine Energy Group and Verdant Morlais Ltd (VML) have inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to deliver a 4.9 MW tidal stream energy project at Morlais in Wales.
Scottish engineering consultancy Quoceant has received an IECRE Feasibility Statement for the quick connection system for marine renewable energy applications from Lloyd’s Register, a renewable energy certification body (RECB).
