Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge has dismissed the application filed by the local fishermen group to review the decision by Nova Scotia’s Environment Minister, Margaret Miller, to approve the installation of tidal turbines in the Bay of Fundy.
Falmouth Harbour Commissioners have renewed a lease with The Crown Estate to continue using an area of Falmouth Bay for testing of new marine renewable energy technology.
The OPERA project consortium has met in the Spanish city of Bilbao to assess progress achieved so far and plan the forthcoming activities.
The Ocean Energy Systems (OES) has published its annual report with an assessment of the current state of the ocean energy industry.
The Offshore Energy Research Association of Nova Scotia (OERA) has awarded funding to four tidal energy research projects as part of its Open Call Program.
Atlantis Resources has revealed that the AR1500 tidal turbine is currently being monitored to assess the effects of an unplanned grid outage.
The European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC)’s Consents and Project Officer, Caitlin Long, has been shortlisted for the ‘Academic Award’ at the Scottish Renewables (SR) Young Professionals Green Energy Awards 2017.
Carnegie Clean Energy’s $6 million capital raising via share purchase plan (SPP), launched to support the delivery of project pipeline, will close in three days.
The proposed Swansea Bay tidal lagoon scheme could reportedly be given a go-ahead from the UK government in June.
Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult has hired GE Energy Power Conversion UK to supply a grid emulation system that will be used for the testing of wind and marine renewable energy devices.
The MaRINET2 project has opened a call for applications for ocean energy developers to access a world-leading network of testing and research infrastructures across Europe free of charge.
Tidal Energy Today has compiled the top news from tidal and wave energy industry from April 3 – 9, 2017.
Ditrel Industrial has started the trials of its connector solution designed specifically for use with energy converters in marine environment at Bimep.
US-based wave developer Ocean Power Technologies (OPT) will relocate to new corporate headquarters and manufacturing center in New Jersey.
