Wave
Renewables
Solar
Wave
Wind
German company floats idea for a wave, wind, and solar “ocean” hybrid platform
German-based SINN Power ramps up its bid to offer a robust, modular, and affordable maritime structure to generate renewable energy from waves, wind and solar.
Simec Atlantis has completed the installation of mammoth tidal stream turbine, boasting a rotor diameter of 18 metres, in the Zhoushan archipelago in China.
Work begins on new "hinged raft" wave energy generator to be trialled in waters off Scotland’s Orkney Islands, using technology from Edinburgh start-up Mocean Energy.
micro-grids
Renewables
Smart Energy
Wave
Carnegie looks to boost CETO 6 wave power efficiency, reliability and smarts
A sparsely-worded half-year results statement says Carnegie is continuing to progress its CETO 6 wave energy technology, with "innovation opportunities" and smart controls.
News & Commentary
Renewables
Wave
Milestone for Garden Island microgrid as Carnegie gets back on the wave
Carnegie Wave Energy quarterly report marks 1000MWh of green electricity delivered by Garden Island microgrid, and progress on its core CETO wave technology.
Governments
Renewables
United Kingdom
Wave
World’s largest operational tidal stream array generated 13.8GWh in 2019
Simec Atlantis, the once Australia based and now global developer, owner, and operator of the world’s largest operational tidal stream array, publishes operational data ahead of a major expansion....
Australian Federal Government
Biomass
Governments
Renewables
Solar
Wave
Wind
Is there such a thing as right wing renewables?
Are there some renewable technologies that are acceptable to the Coalition, and to the Murdoch media that calls their tune, while others aren't?
Carnegie says it's "back from the brink" and ready get to work delivering a commercially successful large-scale CETO wave power plant in 3-5 years.
Governments
Renewables
Wave
Western Australian Government
Carnegie Clean Energy scrapes together funds to recapitalise wave business
Carnegie relies on third party investors to help reach minimum fund raising target for the re-capitalisation of its wave energy business.
As Australia's installed wind capacity rises, wind farms generating more than brown coal plants will happen reasonably often. And this dynamic is only heading in one direction.
