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Ship as a Service
Marine Energy

Ship as a Service snaps up Comex marine unit

The French company Ship as a Service, a trademark of SerEnMar, has acquired the marine branch of its compatriot Comex. The alliance with Comex has seen the establishment of a new entity – SAAS Offshore. With expanded skills, resources and a strengthened fleet, it offers as of now expertise and actio

about 6 years ago
CorPower Ocean
Marine Energy

CorPower lands €9 million funding deal

Swedish wave energy developer CorPower Ocean has secured €9 million equity funding for its breakthrough wave energy tech. Midroc New Technology led the funding round, with ​additional investment from​ ALMI Invest Greentech, EIT InnoEnergy, and private investors. The company will use the funds to dem

about 6 years ago
Ian Wakelin
Marine Energy

Wakelin resigns from Atlantis board

Atlantis said that its non-executive director and chair of the Audit Committee Ian Wakelin has resigned from its board. Namely, Wakelin has accepted the role of chairman of Viridor Group, a British waste company. He will leave in October but in the interim assist the transition of the Audit Committe

about 6 years ago
One project after another: Wales tidal lagoon 2.0
Marine Energy

One project after another: Wales tidal lagoon 2.0

Not long after Swansea Bay tidal lagoon project officially reached the end of the road, scheme for a new tidal lagoon in Wales rolled out. The company behind the project, Mostyn SeaPower, is planning a £590-million ($750 million) tidal lagoon which clould supply low carbon electricity to power about

about 6 years ago
US DOE Marine Energy Collegiate Competition
Marine Energy

Marine Energy Collegiate Competition winners announced

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced the winners of the 2020 Marine Energy Collegiate Competition (MECC). Of the 14 collegiate teams that competed, DOE recognized three overall winners, who achieved the highest scores. DOE also recognized three teams for their performance in individual

about 6 years ago
Henry Jeffrey, OES
Marine Energy

OES highlights ocean energy potential for small islands and remote coastal areas

Ocean Energy Systems (OES) new report shows that islands and other off-grid markets may present opportunities for ocean energy developers to deploy their technologies while providing sustainable energy to local communities. The report ‘Ocean Energy in Islands and Remote Coastal Areas´outlines the ou

about 6 years ago
Canada’s Ocean Supercluster second call for accelerated ocean projects
Marine Energy

Canada’s Ocean Supercluster launches second call for accelerated ocean projects

Canada’s Ocean Supercluster (OSC) has issued a second Canada-wide Call for Proposals for its Accelerated Ocean Solutions Program (AOSP). It will further invest in ocean projects and trigger additional industry investment in innovation and capacity-building in oceans during this challenging time. The

about 6 years ago
Carnegie Wave Predictor tank trials
Marine Energy

Carnegie wraps up ‘Wave Predictor’ tank trials in Spain

Australian developer Carnegie has completed wave tank testing campaign at the Cantabria Coastal and Ocean Basin (CCOB) in Spain. The testing campaign, which kicked off on 13 July 2020, delivered over 200 wave tests. Specifically, the tests covered a range of wave conditions, which reflect potential

about 6 years ago
OGTC and ORE Catapult
Marine Energy

OGTC and ORE Catapult in energy transition alliance

Two UK energy technology and innovation organisations have announced a five-year collaboration to deliver next generation energy technologies and accelerate the United Kingdom’s transition to a net zero future. The Energy Transition Alliance (ETA), formed by The Oil & Gas Technology Centre (OGTC) an

about 6 years ago
Innosea
Marine Energy

INNOSEA looks to boost floating solar efficiency

Marine renewables engineering firm INNOSEA has won a European H2020 grant to undertake a research and development project to support more efficient and cost-effective design of floating solar PV plants. The R&D project specifically aims to develop accurate numerical and cost models for the developme

about 6 years ago
Ocean Sun floating solar
Marine Energy

Ocean Sun lands floating solar deal in South Korea

Norwegian floating solar specialist Ocean Sun and South Korean firm EN Technologies have entered a technology license agreement for installation of Ocean Sun floating solar solution behind the Saemangeum Seawall. Specifically, the deal covers a demonstration system with a follow-on option for minimu

about 6 years ago
Del Mar Oceanographic teams up with RBR
Marine Energy

Del Mar Oceanographic teams up with RBR

Del Mar Oceanographic and RBR have partnered to provide Wirewalkers with RBR CTDs and sensors in Australia and New Zealand. The DMO Wirewalker, originally designed at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, is a vertically profiling instrument platform powered by ocean waves. Attached to a free-driftin

about 6 years ago
Verdant Power turbines
Marine Energy

Verdant Power preps turbines for autumn setup

Verdant Power has taken additional steps toward the installation and demonstration of an array of its three, fifth generation (Gen5) tidal power turbines on the company’s novel TriFrame mount at its Roosevelt Island Tidal Energy (RITE) Project site in New York City’s East River. Prior to the Covid-1

about 6 years ago
deep-sea polymetallic nodules
Marine Energy

To mine or not to mine deep sea to scale up marine renewables

The increase in metal mining needed to address the transition to renewable energy is drawing increasing attention and has led to a proposal to identify critical minerals for energy security options and identify sourcing challenges. There is an elemental strain between the need to scale up ocean-base

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