Canada And The UK Are Eyeing Massive Tidal Power Developments
The UK plans to invest $26 million per year into funding for tidal power. Canada is also betting big on tidal power, hoping to harness some of the world’s highest Continue Reading
How Scotland is using waves and bubbles to generate energy – Washington Post
Ocean boosters like to compare the kinetic energy stored in the sea to a ginormous oil reserve that’s never going to run dry. It doesn’t matter if the sun shines Continue Reading
Is It Time To Invest In Tidal Energy?
Tidal energy could make a significant contribution to the decarbonization movement if it’s able to get off the ground and scale up to become competitive in the energy market To Continue Reading
Is The U.S. Finally Embracing Tidal Energy?
The United States has made the first step toward harnessing the potential of wave energy, a powerful source of renewable energy which researchers have been studying for decades. The Federal Continue Reading
The Most Overlooked Energy Source On Earth
About a month ago, a report by clean energy watchdog Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) confirmed that the renewable energy sector has remained the most resilient to the ravages of Continue Reading
Are tides and waves the missing piece of the green energy puzzle?
The Bay of Fundy, a promising tidal energy resource. This story was originally published by HuffPost and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. NEW YORK ― Continue Reading
China Moves to Harness Tides for Power With Wuhan-Made Turbine
A tidal-stream turbine with a diameter bigger than the length of a tractor trailer was installed in China for a project involving Simec Atlantis Energy Ltd., China Shipbuilding Industry Company Continue Reading
France cleared to test tidal energy
The European Commission said Thursday it supported a French effort to work to demonstrate the potential benefits of producing electricity through tidal energy. A plant operated by British energy company Continue Reading
U.S. offers funding for marine energy development
More than $20 million could be available to help make marine energy technology cheaper to develop and quicker to deploy, the U.S. government said. The U.S. Energy Department’s renewables division Continue Reading
Submerged Turbines Could Replace 10 Nuclear Reactors In Japan
Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) researchers have developed turbines to convert the power of ocean waves into clean, renewable energy. Professor Shintake and the Quantum Wave Microscopy Unit Continue Reading