Carnegie Clean Energy has received Au$1.1 million ($790,000) from the Australian government as a grant payment for the completion of the CETO 6 wave energy device design.
CEFOW project has changed the deployment plans for Wello’s Penguin wave energy converter, choosing the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) instead of Wave Hub as previously arranged.
Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO) at the US Department of Energy has launched a $12 million funding call to support innovation in tidal and wave energy sectors.
Certification body DNV GL has issued a ‘Statement of Feasibility’ to Tocardo’s T2s bi-directional open rotor tidal energy turbine.
The Reliability in a Sea of Risk (RiaSoR) project has published new guidance advising on the assessment of reliability in marine energy converters.
US Department of Energy has allocated $40 million to Oregon State University’s Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center (NNMREC) to construct an open-water wave energy testing facility off Oregon.
Columbia Power Technologies and the University of Washington (UW) have concluded the testing of low-power wave energy system for US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
Innovacorp has set up three funding opportunities for innovation support to Nova Scotia ocean technology companies.
Imenco has launched a new division Imenco Corrosion Technology whose focus is the promotion of its anode systems globally to the offshore renewable energy (RE) sector.
The report on the ports capabilities of Nova Scotia in relation to marine renewable energy (MRE) developments has been revised and brought up to date.
The construction of the maritime research center in the Belgian port of Ostend will begin early in 2017.
FORESEA program has organized a webinar related to its second call for applications launched back in November.
Over 500 new surveys have been added to The Crown Estate’s Marine Data Exchange (MDE) since 2015, making 60% of all survey work completed by offshore renewable energy customers freely accessible via the platform.
TRIAXYS directional wave buoy has been deployed at Bimep test site off Spain to assess the performance of Marmok-A5 wave energy converter.
