Wave-energy firm Aquamarine Power raises £10 million
Wave energy developer Aquamarine Power announced today that it’s successfully closed its first round of fundraising with £10 million
Wave energy developer Aquamarine Power announced today that it’s successfully closed its first round of fundraising with £10 million
The UK-based company Orecon has signed an agreement with a Portuguese shipyard for the construction of its first three wave-to-energy
Aquamarine Power has won the “Innovator Award 2009” for its Oyster® wave energy converter at this year’s British Renewable
Orecon, the Cornish wave energy device firm, is establishing a joint venture company with Portuguese developer Eneólica. The partnership aims
Cornwall-based Orecon has signed a memorandum of understanding with Dresser-Rand Company, which has offices in Peterborough and the US, to
Ediburgh-based Aquamarine Power says it’s successfully tested its Oyster® wave energy converter, which has for the first time produced
Following a strategic review of its business, Scotland-based Aquamarine Power has decided to abandon development of its tidal stream device,
Australia’s Carnegie Corporation expects to soon select a site off the nation’s southwest coast for its next installation
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AIM-listed Renewable Energy Holdings (REH) has completed the installation of, and is now operating, three underwater pumps at the Western
Wave energy, long harnessed by bleached blonde surfer dudes, is now being harnessed by the money men. Wave energy device