Scottish marine energy specialist QED Naval is looking to establish its mainland operations base on the UK’s south coast.
US-based wave energy company CalWave Power Technologies has concluded its open-ocean wave energy pilot after 10 months of continuous operation off the coast of San Diego in California.
French pioneer of membrane-based tidal energy converters EEL Energy has closed an equity round, securing existing shareholders’ support and brining new international investors to the company.
US-based wave energy developer Oscilla Power has partnered up with the State of Hawaii and the University of Hawaii to test a new wave energy-powered emergency communication system.
Bombora Wave Power is looking to appoint a contractor who would provide marine operations services for its mWave wave energy demonstration project.
While the world is working toward having as much renewable energy as possible, green fuels and energy storage could be what saves the day, at least for energy-intensive industries. News on hydrogen and ammonia projects, and renewable energy developments with Power-to-X components this week certainly
UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer Nadhim Zahawi has paid a visit to Nova Innovation to learn more about tidal energy, the company’s technology and route to market for the industry.
The European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) is holding open days next week for the public to hear about the testing and demonstration activities happening in Orkney.
Sustainable Marine has engaged a series of Canadian specialists to further support its environmental monitoring efforts, regarded as one of the most ambitious and advanced in the tidal energy industry.
CorPower Ocean’s first commercial-scale C4 wave energy converter has completed a one-year on-land testing program, following a final ‘Ironman’ endurance exercise.
The Israeli Electricity Authority (IEA) has set an official feed-in-tariff (FIT) for Eco Wave Power’s newly installed wave energy pilot project at the Port of Jaffa in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Researchers from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and the University of New Hampshire have partnered up to develop tools and collect data on the operation of vertical-axis tidal turbine in an effort to accelerate the development of tidal energy industry.
The Marine Energy Atlas, developed by leading United States’ research laboratories, has been updated with new features to make it easier for communities to decide how and where to incorporate marine energy into their power mix.
Invinity Energy Systems has energized a 1.8MWh VS3 flow battery system at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) hydrogen facility, as part of a tidal power-to-green hydrogen research project.
