tidal energy

A new report by the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) and the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult has shown how local tidal energy projects can help Scottish costal communities in the move to net zero.

Inyanga Marine Energy Group, developer of the patented HydroWing tidal energy technology, has announced a crowdfunding round.

Industry group Marine Energy Council (MEC) announced 13 new Lead Partners to support its ambition to make the UK "the world leader in tidal stream and wave energy."

Inyanga Marine Energy Group and Verdant Morlais have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for a major tidal energy project in Wales.

HydroWing has introduced a new barge technology to help cut tidal energy operation and maintenance costs.

According to a State of the Sector Report released today (27 June) the marine energy sector in Wales has received a “record-breaking” £103.4 million in investments and spending last year.

A £8.8 million (€10 million) project funded by the European Union and UK Research and Innovation was launched yesterday (17 January) to maximise tidal energy generation by developing the “world’s largest tidal turbine blades”.

​The Labour Party has unveiled a five point plan to increase energy security in light of the energy crisis.

​The Scottish Affairs Committee has called on Ofgem to change how transmission charges are distributed, to help strengthen the Scottish renewables sector.

​Reaching net zero can only be achieved by setting clear renewable energy milestones to be met by 2030, according to a new report from RenewableUK.