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EC-OG
Marine Energy

EC-OG lands Par Equity boost

Subsea clean energy specialists EC-OG have received £ 1.6 million from an investment consortium led by Par Equity. EC-OG will use the funds to support its growth plans of its Halo battery storage system for subsea applications. The investment will also create up to 40 jobs in Aberdeen over the next

about 6 years ago
PORTOS
Marine Energy

Final call for PORTOS MRE device testing

Interreg Atlantic Area offers users free-of-charge access to the research and testing facilities of the PORTOS project. 1st call for PORTOS testing new technologies for renewable energy conversion within ports ends 24 April. This call is open to offshore energy technology developers, including offsh

about 6 years ago
wave energy power plant
Marine Energy

Eco Wave Power eyes 20MW power plant in Portugal

Eco Wave Power has reached a concession agreement with APDL (A Administração dos Portos do Douro, Leixões e Viana do Castelo) to use an area potentially suitable for a wave energy power plant of up to 20MW in four locations owned and operated by APDL. APDL will provide EWP with the concession for it

about 6 years ago
Bombora
Marine Energy

Bombora puts off mWave deployment

Ocean energy company Bombora has delayed the deployment of its mWave demonstration device in Wales to 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Bombora has closed its European head office in Wales as well as its testing facility and assembly workshop. The company said that many suppliers had to shut tem

about 6 years ago
ATGU testing
Marine Energy

ORPC trials its autonomous turbine generator

ORPC has recently completed testing of its autonomous turbine generator unit (ATGU) at UMaine Advanced Structures and Composites Center. The trials demonstrated its ability to operate in power generation and also propulsion modes. The ATGU generates electricity from moving water currents in oceans a

about 6 years ago
TiPA
Marine Energy

TiPA project drives down tidal energy cost

The EU supported Tidal Turbine Power Take-off Accelerator (TiPA) project has developed technology that reduced the cost of tidal energy by close to 30 per cent. The project set out with the goal of reducing the cost of tidal power production by 20 per cent. However, the Edinburgh University analysis

about 6 years ago
Side view of the South Stack island off Anglesey in Wales
Marine Energy

Morlais project signs up three tidal tech developers

Three new tidal turbine developers have signed-up to the Morlais tidal stream energy project in North Wales. The deal comes following months of discussion with French firms Sabella and HydroQuest as well as Spanish developer Magallanes. All three companies aim to deploy their devices on a commercial

about 6 years ago
Carnegie Clean Energy ‘CETO 6’ Concrete Wave Energy Device
Marine Energy

RenewableUK and Arup set up Virtual Energy Network

RenewableUK Cymru and Arup have joined forces to offer a regular platform for the renewable energy sector in Wales. The Virtual Energy Network Group will be an opportunity to debate and analyse current energy policy challenges with input from industry experts. The first session will be taking place

about 6 years ago
subsea observatory in Galway Bay
Marine Energy

SmartBay supports marine biodiversity monitoring

Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT) is using the SmartBay observatory to integrate environmental DNA (eDNA) approaches to monitor marine biodiversity in Galway bay. eDNA tool relies on the acquisition of nucleic acids from environment to detect species that have shed “biological traces”. The

about 6 years ago
MeyGen
Marine Energy

Atlantis execs take pay cut but tidal business stays safe

SIMEC Atlantis said that COVID-19 pandemic has had minimal disruption to its tidal business as it furloughs employees on other projects and implements cost saving measures to maintain liquidity. MeyGen in Scotland continues to export power reliably to the grid. In March this year, MeyGen delivered 2

about 6 years ago
NEMOS WEC
Marine Energy

NEMOS wave energy converter (VIDEO)

German company NEMOS has released a video that shows how its wave energy converter (WEC) produces about 1MW of clean ocean energy. The NEMOS WEC is an new system for generating electricity from ocean waves. An elongated floating body absorbs the incoming energy and transmits to a generator by a spri

about 6 years ago
Alicia Barton, president and CEO of NYSERDA
Marine Energy

New York rolls out $16M clean energy fund

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has launched two new Statewide cleantech accelerators offering a variety of support services for clean energy companies including seed money to build or grow a clean energy business. The announcement advances the State’s goal for

about 6 years ago
Mark W. Menezes
Marine Energy

US sets up $38M funding for hydrokinetic turbine buildout

The US Department of Energy has dedicated up to $38 million in funding for a new Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) program, submarine hydrokinetic and riverine kilo-megawatt systems (SHARKS). The program seeks to design economically attractive hydrokinetic turbines (HKT) for tidal an

about 6 years ago
PTEC site
Marine Energy

Investment snag for Perpetuus Tidal Energy Centre

A decision on whether to approve a further £244,000 investment in Perpetuus Tidal Energy Centre (PTEC) has been delayed – this time by coronavirus. The Isle of Wight council were set to approve the further investment to assist with renewal of licences and leases for the tidal energy scheme off the c

about 6 years ago
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