Marine
Plans for £60m Welsh marine energy hub move forward
Government approves business case for Pembroke Dock Marine project, allowing plans for major new Marine Energy Test Area to move to next phase
RenewableUK: Green hydrogen and wind energy boom crucial to UK's net zero transition
In its vision for the UK's transition to net zero, RenewableUK predicts that installed wind capacity will surge six-fold to more than 120GW by 2050.
SIMEC Atlantis completes 'mammoth' tidal turbine construction in pandemic-hit China
UK energy developer announces 500kW tidal stream turbine has now been installed in the East China Sea
Making waves: EU-funded wave energy trial delivers cost and efficiency advances
Three-year trial led by wave energy specialist CorPower Ocean helps to drive technology cost and carbon savings
Report reveals 10-fold surge in global wave and tidal energy generation
Ocean energy organisation predicts 'considerable promise' for wave and tidal energy generation during the 2020s
Renewable energy in Wales - a new decade
RenewableUK Cymru's Rhys Wyn Jones has big dreams for green energy in Wales
Tidal Lagoon Power launches fund-raising bid to tackle project's planning 'cliff edge'
Company says 11th hour fund-raising round could allow it to secure planning permission 'in perpetuity', as immediate prospects for the controversial project rest on election result
Nova Innovation: Crowdfund push aims to fast-track tidal energy project
Tidal energy company is seeking to raise £500,000 to drive technology development and growth across Europe and North America
A TIGER in the waves: 'Game-changing' tidal stream project approved in English Channel
€46.8m scheme set to install 8MW of new tidal capacity in the Channel between England and France
SIMEC strikes 'landmark' deal to supply tidal power to Channel Island
Power from experimental tidal array in the Raz Blanchard will supply renewable electricity to the island of Alderney
Atlantis and GE deepen marine energy partnership
Partnership aims to accelerate the development of technology for Atlantis's marine renewables business, including second stage of the high profile MeyGen project
Tidal wave of MPs call for step-change in state support for marine renewables
91 MPs have signed a letter urging Energy and Clean Growth Minister Claire Perry to introduce new policies to support wave and tidal stream technologies
Scottish Government revives £10m tidal energy fund
Original Saltire Prize ran from 2008 to 2017, but no one claimed the £10m prize fund
Swansea tidal lagoon plan revived - without government funding
Firm hopes to build scheme within six years after ministers rejected it for being too costly
Abundance closes record £7m investment for Orbital Marine Power project
Orbital Marine Power set to develop UK's first floating tidal stream turbine to go into commercial production
Making waves: SIMEC Atlantis Energy eyes 3GW of French tidal power with new joint venture
Anglo-French tidal sector rides fresh wave of activity
SIMEC Atlantis Energy unveils plans for 'world's largest' tidal turbine
Tidal energy developer announces design for 2MW under sea turbine, which features 'largest and most powerful' single axis rotor on the market
'Phenomenal performance': Orkney tidal array delivering record power
Scotrenewables' floating tidal stream turbine has generated 3GWh of renewable electricity in the first 12 months of operation
Can a lifeline be found for embattled Normandie Hydro tidal energy project?
Naval Energies pulls plug on tidal business citing lack of commercial prospects, leaving uncertain future for flagship French pilot project
WaveSub clean energy prototype completes installation off Cornish coast
Marine Power Systems hails successful deployment of its first wave energy device as new phase of sea-based testing begins
'This is not the end of the journey': What next for UK tidal energy?
Having turned down state funding for Swansea Bay project, can the UK still become a world leader in tidal energy technology?
Swansea Bay: Government confirms it will not back tidal lagoon scheme
BREAKING: Business Secretary Greg Clark confirms government will not back plans for a tidal lagoon at Swansea Bay, sparking fears trail-blazing project could be shelved
All at sea: Microsoft trials renewables-powered underwater Orkney data centre
IT giant believes under water data centres powered by wave and tidal energy may help provide energy efficient, superfast internet browsing in future
Reports: Government primed to reject Swansea Bay tidal lagoon project
Ministers may finally decide on the £1.3bn renewable project as early as next week, as well as a new nuclear plant in Wales
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