Tidal stream energy (also referred to as tidal current energy) is a way of harnessing renewable energy from the tides, the regular rise and fall in the ocean’s waters due to gravitational interactions ...

Like tidal stream technology, wave energy has faced years of frustrating development but is now moving toward commercialization, according to Ocean Energy Europe, an industry group based in Brussels.

From the moment French inventor Pierre-Simon Girard filed the first patent to capture wave motion in 1799, engineers have dreamt of lighting ...

Unlike conventional tidal stream turbines, the O 2 floats on the sea surface, anchored by mooring lines to the seabed. The platform is over 70 meters long and is connected to the grid at the ...

The UK is a specialised innovator of tidal stream energy technologies, ranking fifth in the world on a measure of specialisation based on patenting activity. The UK is more specialised in tidal stream ...

The UK has launched a Marine Energy Taskforce (MET), a 12-month initiative that will explore the actions required to realize ...

Researchers working to cut carbon emissions and boost energy security using tidal stream power are set to benefit from a £7 million Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council investment ...

Across the region, 1.38 MW of wave energy came online, and 3.12 MW of tidal stream capacity was installed. This brings the figure to 11.5 MW of tidal stream installations in European waters.

HydroWing is gearing up for deployment of its tidal energy technology, following the recent announcement that it has been awarded a contract for a 10MW tidal stream energy project in Wales ...

Tidal power is one of the earliest forms of renewable energy used by mankind. Once, tidal water wheels were used to crush grains. Tidal power generation is based on a simple physical fact.

This is the perfect blueprint for tidal stream energy. There is no reason tidal can’t follow that same route." And already, there are a number of sites popping up around the UK that are look set ...

Like tidal stream technology, wave energy has faced years of frustrating development but is now moving toward commercialization, according to Ocean Energy Europe, an industry group based in Brussels.