ACEP’s Energy Technology Facility has started preparatory works in the facility ahead of the upcoming testing of Oceana Energy’s turbine design.
Certification body for renewable energy services, DNV GL, has set up a webinar on risk and reliability for tidal turbines.
Canadian wave energy company, Mermaid Power, will launch its wave energy device Neptune 3 tomorrow, off Vancouver, British Columbia.
UK’s innovation agency, Innovate UK, is investing up to £15 million in emerging and enabling technology projects, including energy harvesting undertakings.
The Northeastern Regional Association of Coastal Ocean Observation Systems (NERACOOS) will host and post the data that will be generated from the Bourne Tidal Test Site in Cape Cod Canal, Massachusetts.
Swedish wave energy developer, CorPower Ocean, will present its wave energy technology today in Portugal before shipping the buoys to Sweden for testing.
The European Commission has extended the duration of the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI) for three further years to 2020, with the aim of mobilising €500 billion in investment.
Tidal Energy Today has compiled the top news from tidal and wave energy industry from September 12 – 18, 2016.
Menter Môn, the third-party manager for the Morlais tidal energy project, is looking to appoint legal services provider to support the proposed development of a tidal array off the coast of Anglesey, Wales.
James Ives, Chief Executive Officer of DCNS’ Irish-based subsidiary OpenHydro, is handing over the leadership of the company after 12 years in the role.
The jack-up vessel Neptune, operated by DEME Group’s subsidiary GeoSea, has arrived to Nigg Energy Park to begin with the offshore installation operations as part of MeyGen tidal array project.
Waves4Power, a Swedish wave energy developer, has faced a setback when a damage on its WaveEL wave energy device was discovered during a routine inspection.
A major international Oceanera-Net collaborative project, involving seven partners from across Europe and worth €1.8 million, is driving forward the development of cost effective components, specifically designed for the reliable and sustainable delivery of ocean energy.
AXYS Technologies, a Canadian environmental monitoring company, has concluded the sea trials of its TRIAXYS g3 wave sensor.
