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New Ocean Energy and Offshore Wind Regulations Announced
Thursday, 12 Feb, 2009 – 5:45 | No Comment
New Ocean Energy and Offshore Wind Regulations Announced

Offshore renewable energy development new rules and regulations could be introduced in the U.S. this year, potentially cutting the red tape for companies looking to put their wind, wave, or tidal projects in the water. …

Ocean Energy Review 2008
Thursday, 1 Jan, 2009 – 12:07 | One Comment
Ocean Energy Review 2008

A look at the wave, tidal and ocean current power renewable energy technologies, the companies and project news during 2008.
While much of the attention on renewable energy in recent years has focused on solar and …

SeaGen Achieves Maximum Capacity of 1.2 MW
Thursday, 18 Dec, 2008 – 15:05 | No Comment
SeaGen Achieves Maximum Capacity of 1.2 MW

The Marine Current Turbine SeaGen project in the UK, is the world’s first commercial scale tidal stream turbine. Today it has been reported that the strong tidal flows of Strangford Lough have enabled the turbine …

Scottish Firm Increases Investment in Renewable Energy
Thursday, 11 Dec, 2008 – 4:24 | No Comment
Scottish Firm Increases Investment in Renewable Energy

Edinburgh-based Aquamarine Power, which claims to be the only UK firm developing wave and tidal energy generation devices simultaneously, has made a “significant investment” in Ocean Flow Energy, from North Shields. Aquamarine Power has increased its …

Energy From Slow-Moving Rivers and Ocean Currents Could Power the Entire World
Wednesday, 3 Dec, 2008 – 10:11 | No Comment
Energy From Slow-Moving Rivers and Ocean Currents Could Power the Entire World

Existing hydropower technologies require an average current of five or six knots to operate efficiently, while most of the earth’s currents are slower than three knots. This new technology can generate electricity in water flowing …