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.
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.
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.
Sustainable Marine, a company that achieved an important milestone for Canada with a first-ever grid-connected floating tidal energy platform in Grand Passage, has decided to withdraw its application for the development of projects in the Bay of Fundy due to the lack of a transparent regulatory proc
Danish clean energy start-up Exowave has signed cooperation agreement with Gugler Water Turbines for a wave energy project planned for Danish North Sea.
The University of Montenegro’s Institute of Marine Biology has assessed the impacts of Sigma Energy’s wave energy device on the ecosystem at the deployment site in the Adriatic Sea, finding it had no negative effects on the diversity of marine organisms.
Swedish marine energy company Minesto has started 2023 with an increase in net loss for the first quarter, when compared to the first three months of the year before.
Dutch-based Symphony Wave Power has submitted an application for EU subsidy, that would be used for the development of wave energy project offshore the Netherlands.
Finnish wave energy company AW-Energy has welcomed the introduction of the California Senate Bill 605, which calls for a comprehensive and collaborative study to evaluate the feasibility and benefits of using wave energy and tidal energy.
Norwegian company Havkraft has secured funding support to further advance its wave energy technology and projects.
Swedish-Israeli wave energy company Eco Wave Power has set out plans to open a subsidiary in the United States, under the name Eco Wave Power US.
The EU-SCORES project, focused on developing energy multi-use parks incorporating different offshore renewable energy sources at one site, has received an official go-ahead from the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA).
