Wave and tidal energy arrays design tool DTOcean has been officially launched today as an open source software package.
Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) and Orkney Islands Council (OIC) have agreed funding for the establishment of a multi-million pound marine renewables research and innovation campus in Orkney, Scotland.
Atlantis Resources has been granted €20.3 million by the European Commission for the next phase of the MeyGen tidal array project.
Tidal Energy Today has compiled the top news from tidal and wave energy industry from January 2 – 8, 2017.
French naval and defense specialist DCNS and Bpifrance have established a new company dedicated to marine renewable energies called DCNS Energies.
AC Marine & Composites has delivered the first set of tidal turbine blades to Atlantis Resources.
The photos have been taken at the Wave Energy Prize innovation showcase where AquaHarmonics took home the grand prize.
DARPA’s TUNA program that uses a low-power wave energy system to improve the US defense communication networks is getting ready to demonstrate the system prototype at sea.
Ecosse Subsea Systems (ESS) said it had benefited as an ‘early adopter’ moving from traditional focus in oil and gas to the renewables and interconnector markets with the expected turnover to double in the current financial year.
Ocean Renewable Power Company (ORPC) informed the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on the progress made on the proposed 7.5MW tidal energy project off Maine, USA.
OTEC Foundation has released the video recordings of the presentations delivered during a two-day OTEC Symposium held in Amsterdam late in October 2016.
Technicians from IHCantabria, Demoliciones Submarinas, and UnderOceans have jointly inspected the anchorage systems of the buoys installed at the marine energy test site Bimep.
DCNS plans to remove both tidal turbines deployed off France to replace the faulty part which has blocked the system, French media report.
China has revealed plans to invest 2.5 trillion yuan ($363 billion) in renewable energy by 2020.
