Marine Renewables Canada (MRC) has created an online supply chain database aiming to strengthen the links within marine renewable energy industry.
Alaska Hydrokinetic Energy Research Center (AHERC) researchers are preparing to deploy hydrokinetic mooring to conduct measurements in support of ORPC’s RivGen Power System.
The Paris Climate Change Agreement will enter into force today, November 4, after the threshold required for that was crossed a month earlier.
The Offshore Energy Research Association of Nova Scotia (OERA) and France Energies Marines (FEM) have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on research projects to improve technologies and applications for tidal energy in the Bay of Fundy and off the coast of France.
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) has joined Ocean Energy Europe (OEE) as a lead partner to help drive the development of Europe’s ocean energy industry.
WWF-Canada has released a new interactive decision-making tool called Renewables for Nature which helps to identify regions with high renewable energy potential and comparatively low conflict with nature.
Cape Sharp Tidal is making final preparations for the deployment of one OpenHydro tidal turbine in the Bay of Fundy before the end of 2016.
Australian wave energy developer, Carnegie Wave Energy has welcomed Invest in Cornwall, the inward investment arm of the Cornwall Council, with the aim of encouraging further investment opportunities between Australia and the UK.
Wave Energy Prize challenge, launched by the US Department of Energy, will unveil the winner(s) of the 18-month long competition on November 16.
Ministers and leaders of three Scottish Island Councils have called for a swift conclusion on the next round of auctions that support the renewable energy sector to unlock £1.3 billion of investments offered by the shovel ready projects on the Western Isles and Shetland.
The deadline to apply to the third call of the Small Business Vouchers (SBV) pilot program is approaching with the due date set for November 10, 2016.
Australian wave energy developer, Carnegie Wave Energy, plans to change its name to Carnegie Clean Energy.
The marine works at the SEENEOH tidal test site, located on the Garonne river in Bordeaux, France, have started last week.
Sea Power, an Ireland-based wave energy developer, has towed out its wave energy device from Foynes Harbour into the Galway Bay, Ireland.
