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French naval defense and energy specialist DCNS plans to create a subsidiary dedicated to marine renewable energies.
Enel Green Power (EGP) has bought the H24 wave energy device from the Italian tidal and wave energy players 40South Energy, and Elements Works.
The head of an independent review of tidal lagoons in the UK, Charles Hendry, has submitted its final report to the UK government.
The Loan Programs Office at the US Department of Energy (DoE) has set new application deadlines for its Title XVII program that provides loan guarantees to accelerate the deployment of innovative clean energy technology.
Seatrec has completed seed round of financing to further develop a power supply for underwater systems that generates electricity from temperature differences in the ocean, known as the TREC Battery.
Carnegie Clean Energy has received Techboard’s ‘Top Ranked Listed Tech Company’ award for 2016.
Sea trials have begun on two pilot vessels which will provide data for the Innovate UK funded project that aims to optimize the performance of vessels.
Atlantis Resources has informed that the first turbine installed as part of the MeyGen project Phase 1A is now operating at full speed.
Intertek Energy and Water has become an industrial partner on a three-year tidal stream research project.
Bombora Wave Power, an Australian wave energy developer, is finalizing the design work for the construction of the first full-sized cell of its mWave wave energy device, ahead of full-scale deployment in Portugal.
Finland-based wave energy developer, Wello, has unveiled plans to deploy its Penguin wave energy device at Wave Hub site at the end of December.
New Jersey-based wave energy developer, Ocean Power Technologies (OPT), has teamed up with Sonalysts to explore and pursue mutual opportunities in defense, and oil and gas markets.
A vacancy for a Marine Energy Research and Business Development Manager (RBDM) has arisen within an alliance of Scottish universities engaged in energy related research and development known as Energy Technology Partnership (ETP).
