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DeltaStream Unveiled at Pembrokeshire, Ready for Deployment
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DeltaStream Unveiled at Pembrokeshire, Ready for Deployment

DeltaStream tidal energy generator, which will be deployed off the Welsh coast very soon, is being unveiled at the Pembrokeshire today, BBC informs. The system has been developed by Tidal Energy Ltd and built and assembled by Mustang Marine. The 400kW DeltaStream is to be put to demonstration in the

about 12 years ago
U.S. DOE Calls Coders to Advance Wave Energy Industry
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U.S. DOE Calls Coders to Advance Wave Energy Industry

The U.S. Energy Department has launched the second round of a coding competition to help industry develop new models and tools that improve the design, development, and optimization of marine and hydrokinetic devices. This innovative challenge brings together experts in data, business, and energy fr

about 12 years ago
Wave-Powered Desalination Project Developed Under DNV GL’s Patronage
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Wave-Powered Desalination Project Developed Under DNV GL’s Patronage

A new concept conceived by twelve selected students in the DNV GL Summer Project makes a case for wave-powered desalination to help address global water scarcity challenges. Developed over the past two months by twelve cross-disciplinary fourth-year students, the concept, dubbed Ocean Oasis, is an e

about 12 years ago
EMEC Testing Leads to MeyGen Order
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EMEC Testing Leads to MeyGen Order

The company behind MeyGen, a major marine energy project planned for the Pentland Firth, has signed agreements for the supply of four 1.5 megawatt (MW) tidal turbines. Atlantis Resources Limited intends to use three turbines developed by Andritz Hydro Hammerfest for the first phase of the MeyGen pro

about 12 years ago
CableFish Proves to Be Revolutionizing for Subsea Cable Installation
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CableFish Proves to Be Revolutionizing for Subsea Cable Installation

The first stage of the new CableFish test programme was completed last week and the results proved that this concept will revolutionise submarine cable installation for high flow environments. The trials were conducted on a simulated cable off the Dorset coast in flows of up to 2.5knots. The objecti

about 12 years ago
Study Released on US Wind Turbine Systems Market
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Study Released on US Wind Turbine Systems Market

US demand for wind turbine systems is forecast to increase 55 percent annually through 2018 to $18.9 billion, a nearly ninefold increase over depressed 2013 sales. Demand was adversely affected in 2013 by the record number of sales, valued at more than $25 billion, the previous year. The number of n

about 12 years ago
Device Using Three Renewable Energy Sources Under Development in Bosnia & Herzegovina
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Device Using Three Renewable Energy Sources Under Development in Bosnia & Herzegovina

A renewable energy system which simultaneously utilizes wind, wave, and solar energy is being developed in Bosnia and Herzegovina by Josip Bilic, an innovator who aims at building a cost-effective device that can produce energy from more than one source. Device Using Multiple Renewable Energy Source

about 12 years ago
Artificial Shipwreck to Show Tidal Lagoon Is Applicable Off Cornwall
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Artificial Shipwreck to Show Tidal Lagoon Is Applicable Off Cornwall

Joe Toland, who proposed a tidal lagoon project in the Bristol Channel, plans to prove the viability of its massive energy project by simulating a shipwreck off Cornwall. “My goal is tidal technology and by developing this artificial ship project using 21st century materials and technology it will r

about 12 years ago
Aveillant to Test Its Radar in Suffolk
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Aveillant to Test Its Radar in Suffolk

Aveillant’s extended range Holographic Radar™ is to be trialled in November at a site near Woodbridge, Suffolk, very close to where the world’s first persistent surveillance radar protected England’s shores from enemy aircraft during the Second World War. To support requirements on spectrum efficien

about 12 years ago
CPNL Completes Dynamic Test
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CPNL Completes Dynamic Test

After months of accelerated reliability testing, CPNL Engineering announced today a successful completion of the dynamic tests with its articulated pipes at the University of Exeter, as part of the EU-funded MARINET research programme. CPNL applied for this programme in 2013 and was granted a period

about 12 years ago
AWS Wraps Up Initial Wave Power Generator Testing
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AWS Wraps Up Initial Wave Power Generator Testing

Inverness-based AWS Ocean Energy has taken a major step forward with the successful deployment and initial testing of a half-scale AWS-III wave power generator. The test programme took place at Lyness in Orkney, Scotland, and will help the company develop its energy technology for variable applicati

about 12 years ago
Hexicon Cashes in EUR 1.23 Mln
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Hexicon Cashes in EUR 1.23 Mln

Hexicon Ltd has successfully completed a rights issue of 11.4 MSEK (EUR 1.23 million) to secure the development of Hexicon’s innovation for offshore wind at deep waters. The rights issue allows a faster and more robust implementation of the new strategy to develop floating platforms for offshore win

about 12 years ago
UK, Swedish Academics Study Wind Turbine Fire Incidents
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UK, Swedish Academics Study Wind Turbine Fire Incidents

Researchers from the University of Edinburgh, SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden and Imperial College London investigated fire incidents on wind turbines and released their findings under the title: “Overview of Problems and Solutions in Fire Protection Engineering of Wind Turbines”. Authors

about 12 years ago
Monopile Gripper Frame Fitted on Van Oord’s Jack-Up
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Monopile Gripper Frame Fitted on Van Oord’s Jack-Up

Temporary Works Design (TWD) completed the design and assisted in the fabrication of a monopile gripper frame for Van Oord. The gripper is designed to keep the monopiles in the correct position and inclination, while counteracting the wave, wind, and current loads on the pile during wind turbine ins

about 12 years ago
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