Norwegian shipowner Olympic Ship has completed its financial restructuring having reached an agreement with the stakeholders and secured lenders.
Renewable energy developer DP Energy has appointed three advisers to its Board, and a new Chief Legal Officer.
Swedish wave energy developer Waves4Power is looking to redeploy its WaveEL wave energy device off Norway in April this year.
Atmocean has received a grant through the New Mexico Small Business Assistance (NMSBA) program to further advance its wave energy system through cooperation with Sandia National Laboratories.
Tidal Energy Today has compiled the top news from tidal and wave energy industry from January 30 until February 5, 2017.
Penguin wave energy device has reached Orkney ahead of scheduled deployment at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC).
The bi-radial turbine to be used for the EU-funded wave energy cost reduction project dubbed OPERA has entered the final assembly stage.
The UK government has appointed Mark Walport to lead UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).
The planned multi-million pound Blue Abyss research and testing center will support the innovation in the offshore renewable energy sector by providing a 50-meter-deep pool designed for testing purposes.
US-based wave energy developer Atmocean will conduct two final rounds of testing of its wave energy system starting later this February in Texas.
Pablo Ruiz-Minguela, Head of Wave Energy for Tecnalia, explains the RECODE project which through international collaboration aims to cut ocean energy costs.
The second Marine Renewables Infrastructure Network (MaRINET2) program, set up to accelerate the development of offshore renewable energy technologies, has been launched today in Dublin, Ireland.
The hydrodynamic effects of Tocardo’s tidal turbines on the surrounding environment at the Eastern Scheldt storm surge barrier in the Netherlands are being investigated by PhD candidate at Delft University of Technology, Merel Verbeek.
The second report on the state of the Energy Union has shown the EU is on track to reach the 2020 renewable energy target of 20%.
