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
UK wave energy firm targets Portuguese market
The UK-based company Orecon has signed an agreement with a Portuguese shipyard for the construction of its first three wave-to-energy
Wave energy firm wins British innovator award
Aquamarine Power has won the “Innovator Award 2009” for its Oyster® wave energy converter at this year’s British Renewable
Cornish wave energy firm announces Portugal project
Orecon, the Cornish wave energy device firm, is establishing a joint venture company with Portuguese developer Eneólica. The partnership aims
Firms team up to optimise wave energy technology
Cornwall-based Orecon has signed a memorandum of understanding with Dresser-Rand Company, which has offices in Peterborough and the US, to
Wave energy converter passes test, Aquamarine says
Ediburgh-based Aquamarine Power says it’s successfully tested its Oyster® wave energy converter, which has for the first time produced
Aquamarine's new strategy to focus on wave energy
Following a strategic review of its business, Scotland-based Aquamarine Power has decided to abandon development of its tidal stream device,
Aussie innovation yields electricity, carbon-free desalination
Australia’s Carnegie Corporation expects to soon select a site off the nation’s southwest coast for its next installation
Cleantech news you might have missed: 29 Jan. 2009
Need an update on recent developments in the cleantech sector? Following are some stories you might have missed:
* Lockheed Martin
Turbines tap mighty Mississippi's underwater power
Forget massive and costly hydroelectric dams: the future of water-based energy could lie, literally, below the surface in the form
