£10m prize for Scottish wave power projects
A £10m prize has been launched for the first scientists able to demonstre a commercially viable wave or tidal energy
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Scotland plans world's largest tidal energy project
Plans to develop the world’s largest tidal power project off the coast of Scotland and Northern Ireland have been
£20m for energy-efficient material boffins
The Technology Strategy Board and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council aren’t names imbued with rockstar status – unless
Irving Oil switches to tidal energy
Apparently, according to Greenbang’s brekkie connoisseur chums, bacon and maple syrup are an unlikely but beautiful marriage. Like Tia
Airtricity founder comes back with €200m renewables plan
How do you follow up a massive success? If you’re the Crazy World of Arthur Brown, the simple answer
Scots get first tidal turbine onto national grid
While Greenbang was busy getting excited over the delicious red and black stylings of the Seagen turbine that went up
SeaGen tidal turbine now up and running
Greenbang has some good news for you. No, that whole Boris Johnson thing wasn’t actually a big joke and
Consultants size up Severn for Europe's biggest tidal generator
Greenbang bonus river fact: According to the font of all knowledge that is Wikipedia, the Severn is the most dangerous
DoE hands out $7m for wave energy boffins
Someone, somewhere at the US Department of Energy has got a little bit mixed up. They’re confusing renewable energy
New York Transport gets sustainability makeover
Pop quiz, ten points to the winner. What’s new about the “rest rooms” (or toilets to the less euphemism
Hydro Green Electric enjoys $2.6m funding wave
According to this press release in front of Greenbang, tidal energy kit company Hydro Green Energy is now in the
SeaGen bringing tidal turbine power to Northern Ireland
Strangford Lough. To Greenbang, that name sounds like a retired Scottish laird, sitting in a crumbling castle as the highland
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