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Environmental effects of wave energy technology raise concerns
A media report in the US has highlighted that more than 100 preliminary permits have been issued nationally for wave- and tidal-energy projects in the past three years, and nearly 100 more are pending
J P Kenny chosen for the Wave Hub project
J P Kenny will manage the design, procurement and construction of the Wave Hub renewable energy project off the coast of South West England.
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Ministerial visit for Trident wave project
Energy minister Lord Hunt has paid a visit to wave energy firm Trident Energy, as the company unveiled its new linear generator and 20kW wave power rig.
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SDE Energy to build 100 MW wave power plant in Africa
Israel's SDE Energy, a developer of technologies for sea wave power generation, has received a 25-year concession from an undisclosed country in Africa to build wave power plants with a total capac
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Marine energy market: Huge potential for UK
Global warming, energy security and rising oil prices have resuscitated the marine energy sector.
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Oil and gas industry encouraged to share expertise in developing marine power
There has been a call for a bigger role from the oil and gas industry in the development of marine power.
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A prototype energy-harvester that can capture the mechanical energy it creates
A device is in news for taking much more energy out of the water than turbine-based systems.
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The UK Government's approach termed as too slow to pass legislation
A media report has highlighted that the lack of leadership has fed into a shortage of suitable incentives that could push new technologies into the crowded energy market.
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California Public Utilities Commission rejects PPA for a wave power project
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has recently rejected the request it had received to approve a power purchase agreement for a wave power project off the state's northern coast.
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OPT bags new contract from the US Navy
Ocean Power Technologies (OPT) has strengthened its ties with the US Navy, building on its experience in deep-water power source applications.
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