Danish company Floating Power Plant (FPP) has presented the final design of what is said to be the world’s largest power take-off (PTO) test bench for wave energy devices.
CorPower Ocean’s first commercial scale wave energy converter – C4 – is set to undergo intensive testing to prove its performance and survivability ahead of ocean deployment.
Edinburgh-based engineering consultancy Quoceant has boosted its mechanical engineering team with two new hires.
Eco Wave Power has completed the cabling works required to connect the wave energy project, being developed in collaboration with EDF, to Israeli power grid.
Danish wave energy company Wavepiston has started with the installation operations for its wave-powered desalination system in Canary Islands.
UK-based tidal energy developer SBS has signed a two-year memorandum of understanding (Mou) with state-owned enterprise Indonesia Power for the development of tidal energy projects in Larantuka and Boleng straits.
Oil & Gas UK (OGUK) is expanding to include the low-carbon offshore energy technologies like offshore wind, hydrogen, and CCS.
Norwegian company Ocean Oasis has secured €2.5 million from the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator to advance its wave energy-powered desalination technology.
French tidal energy company HydroQuest is looking for a partner specializing in the production of composite blades for its next-generation tidal energy turbines.
SIMEC Atlantis Energy, together with its partner Asturfeito, has developed a new pitch system that enables the rotor diameter and rated capacity of tidal energy turbines to increase.
Marine Power Systems (MPS) has announced a tender for a contractor to design and build a platform deployment system for its megawatt-scale wind and wave energy demonstrator.
Scottish company AWS Ocean Energy has transported its Archimedes Waveswing wave energy device to Stromness in Orkney, ahead of deployment at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC). The 16kW Archimedes Waveswing arrived at Hatston Pier in Kirkwall on January 25, 2022, before being transported to Co
Multi-national corporation IDOM, in collaboration with U.S. partners, is seeking feedback from tidal energy industry on the optimal design of a mobile test vessel to ensure its capabilities provide best support for the scope of tidal energy turbine testing.
French tidal energy company Sabella and its Scottish counterpart Nova Innovation have secured a 12MW berth at one of the world’s largest tidal energy sites off the coast of Anglesey in Wales.
