The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is allocating $400,000 in funding for research at the University of Guam to explore the potential for ocean energy systems (OES) to power the proposed Guam Aquaculture Innovation Center.
Indian firm Larsen & Toubro has secured a contract for the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) works for SJVN’s 90 MW floating solar project in India.
It is just the second week of the new year ahead of us, however, European authorities and industry are not wasting any time on acting upon carbon reduction efforts. This week saw the European Union launch a number of initiatives, making us wonder whether 2023 will be the year of big changes.
Minesto has received its first ‘historic’ sales order of site development services for Dragon Class tidal energy power plants to a major corporation in the Asian offshore energy sector.
The researchers at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) are developing a new cylindrical triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) – a small powerhouse that converts wave energy into electricity to power devices at sea.
The US Department of the Interior (US DOI) has named Elizabeth Klein as director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy management (BOEM), which manages offshore energy and mineral resources of the United States.
French company Sabella has received the official authorization for the deployment of two tidal turbines offshore Brittany region in France, as part of the EU-backed TIGER project.
The Scottish government has released a draft energy strategy, which aims to shape the country’s next 25 years of energy production.
Orbital Marine Power, one of the world’s leading tidal energy developers, has increased its support to the vital work of Ocean Energy Europe to promote the ocean energy sector by becoming a lead partner of the Brussels-based organization.
TNO, short for Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research, has launched a platform that brings together core group of Dutch companies whose ambition is to accelerate development and rollout of offshore solar power.
Certification group Bureau Veritas has issued a world’s first ‘approval in principle’ for a high-wave offshore solar farm system design to a Dutch-based company Oceans of Energy.
The US Department of Energy (US DOE) has expanded its largest ever investment in tidal energy with additional $10 million, reserved for community-led tidal and current energy projects.
Chilean University of Bío-Bío has presented its Lafkenewen wave energy device project in the commune of Lebu, in southern Chile, aimed to supply electricity to local tourist sector.
The partners in the innovative industry-led project that aims to demonstrate the effectiveness of renewable energy for powering subsea production systems and vehicles are getting ready to demonstrate the integrated system offshore Orkney in Scotland.
