
Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult has carried out an in-depth survey, on behalf of Crown Estate Scotland in 2023, gathering insights and ideas from individuals working to develop and commercialize the upcoming wave and tidal technologies and projects.

As a part of the Welsh Government’s Tidal Lagoon Challenge, London-based Intertek has won a research project to deliver hydrodynamic modeling expertise.

The UK Government is set to award a new £4.6 million support package for the UK’s islands, £3 million of which will be awarded to the Orkney-based European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) over two years. The funding boost will support EMEC’s growth plans, further helping the center deliver the UK’s net

Minesto’s 1.2 MW Dragon 12 tidal powerplant has delivered as expected in its first three months of operations and the data being generated underlines the commercial readiness of Dragon Class systems, the Swedish company reported. The 1.2 MW powerplant was installed and commissioned at the site in Ve

James Fisher and Sons has secured what it says is its first tidal energy project as part of which it will manage high-voltage equipment and cables at Menter Môn’s Morlais tidal energy substations in the UK. James Fisher and Sons will manage, repair and maintain high-voltage equipment and cables at t

Ocean Energy Europe (OEE) has announced that EU funding and domestic revenue support are expected to facilitate the deployment of 137 MW of tidal and wave energy projects over the next five years, following the OEE’s report of the latest statistics about the ocean energy sector.

Business owners from north Wales have gathered at an event, at the Morlais Substation, Holyhead, to promote services to developers of tidal energy devices.

Stork’s asset management consultants have been picked by World Class Maintenance (WCM) to perform de-risking and performance improvement activities for five offshore renewable energy innovations within the Offshore For Sure (O4S) project.

Danish company Wavepiston has launched a crowdfunding campaign with the ambition of raising up to €1.5 million that will be used for its wave energy technology. The €1.5 million expected to be raised in 2024 will be instrumental in further demonstrating and commercializing the wave energy technology

Following the initial phase of operations offshore North Fremantle in Western Australia, Carnegie Clean Energy has brought its MoorPower demonstrator back to port for inspection and maintenance, with redeployment expected in several weeks. At the beginning of the year, Carnegie deployed the MoorPowe

Swedish tidal energy developer Minesto has reported a total operating income of approximately SEK 6.8 million (around €582,255) for Q1 2024, a quarter the company said has laid the foundation for the path toward the buildout of commercial arrays. The total operating income saw a decline from SEK 12.

Mocean Energy’s Blue X wave energy converter and Verlume’s Halo underwater battery storage system have returned to shore after over 12 months of testing at sea off Orkney as part of the Renewables for Subsea Power (RSP) project that combines wave energy with subsea storage to power subsea equipment.

The BTTS stands as the sole tidal test site in the U.S. to attain this license. With this license, the turbines can directly feed renewable electricity into the grid.

“Andrew has led ORE Catapult from its very beginnings, building it into a world-leading research and innovation organisation, respected and admired globally and delivering huge impact,” said ORE Catapult Chair, Ronnie Bonnar.