Once again we have witnessed a busy week with many exciting developments in the renewable and clean energy sector, including the multi-billion-euro TenneT offshore power cable deals. Supporting energy transition in Europe, TenneT awarded NKT, Nexans, and a consortium of Jan De Nul, LS Cable, and Den
Danish company Crestwing has made progress in advancing its wave energy technology as part of a collaborative project funded by the Danish government’s Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Program (EUDP).
Dutch company developing innovative ocean energy technology Equinox Ocean Turbines has opened an investment opportunity, targeting €3.3 million to further scale up its business.
French company EEL Energy has informed about very encouraging results gained through the test campaign for its tidal energy device, which uses undulating membrane to produce energy.
AW-Energy, a Finnish near-shore wave energy technology developer, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Kaoko Green Energy Solutions for the deployment of WaveRoller wave energy farms offshore Namibia.
Marine renewable energy developer ORPC has signed a contract with Shell Technology – Marine Renewable Program to initiate a modular RivGen power system demonstration project in the Lower Mississippi River. ORPC said that the collaborative project represents an opportunity to showcase how the next ge
Danish company Wavepiston has made progress on the assembly and testing of its wave energy collectors ahead of deployment offshore Canary Islands.
The California Senate Bill 605 for wave and tidal energy, introduced by senator Steve Padilla of Chula Vista, has passed two US government committees and has now moved to the Senate Appropriations Committee for further consideration.
The US Testing Expertise and Access for Marine Energy Research (TEAMER) program, sponsored by the US Department of Energy (DOE), is now accepting applications for the tenth request for technical support (RTFS).
The US Ocean Energy Safety Institute (OESI) has launched a request for proposals, targeting small-scale marine energy solutions for offshore wind and oil & gas operations, and utility-scale devices that enhance marine energy operations.
Carnegie Clean Energy has made progress in testing and validation of its CETO wave energy device as part of the second phase of the EuropeWave project.
New projects in the transformation of the offshore energy sector are here. In this process, the industry is dealing with the following questions: to provide energy that is secure, affordable and lower in carbon. The European Union (EU) and Norway recently formed a Green Alliance to strengthen their
Marine Energy Wales has recently hosted an informative webinar on Welsh government’s tidal lagoon challenge, which provided a valuable insight into the proposed research priorities, grant application process, and next steps for the project.
Bilbao-based marine energy start-up Arrecife Energy Systems has started testing the scale model of its wave energy device as part of the second phase of EuropeWave project.
