Technology developed for the marine energy industry may help salmon farmers operate in more remote locations and reduce their environmental impact, according to the partners in an innovative research project.
Shares in Simec Atlantis Energy, which operates the MeyGen tidal array in the Pentland Firth, plummeted today.
A Shetland marine energy firm has completed construction on a new incarnation of tidal turbine, able to cut costs by around 30%.
A Scottish engineering firm has called on the UK and Scottish governments to create “crucial” connections to help the country’s marine energy sectors.
A Scottish marine energy firm behind the construction of the world’s largest tidal turbine currently being built in the Highlands has announced the completion of another turbine near the epicentre of the Chinese coronavirus outbreak.
Scottish marine energy firm Simec Atlantis Energy has scooped a £1.5 million grant from the Scottish Government to develop its Meygen tidal turbine project.
The chief financial officer (CFO) of Highland marine energy firm Simec Atlantic Energy is set to stand down form his role.
A Shetland tidal firm has today smashed through its initial crowdfunding target, received an investment of more than £700,000.
The world’s largest tidal turbine is to be built in the Highlands, according to the boss of an ambitious new marine energy project.
A new report has forecasted that Scotland’s marine economy will grow seven-fold to be worth £5billion by 2035 if it can successfully develop key industries.
A multi-millionaire technology developer has been named as the new investor in tidal firm Scotrenewables.
New performance data released by Orkney-based Scotrenewables show that its SR2000 tidal turbine delivered significant generation despite being battered by heavy North Atlantic storms.
Edinburgh-based tidal energy company Atlantis Resources has agreed to develop the Wyre estuary tidal barrage and flood protection project with the Duchy of Lancaster.
A former Royal Navy marine engineer and diver who launched his energy industry consultancy business in Aberdeen nearly 30 years ago is helping to deliver Indonesia’s first commercial-scale, tidal-energy scheme.
The chief executive of Atlantis Resources today hailed “positive” headway the firm has made on the world’s largest tidal project.
Potential investors for a pioneering scheme to generate renewable energy from tidal lagoons will “walk away” if the Government does not make a decision “very soon”, MPs have been told.
A new Scottish turbine tidal park could create 32 jobs, after it was given planning consent.
Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) said yesterday that investments during 2016-17 helped create or retain 1,688 full-time equivalent jobs.
Welsh authorities have given Swedish firm Minesto permission to install one of its Deep Green tidal energy devices off Holyhead.
Groundbreaking new kit developed by Aberdeen-based engineer EC-OG has been powered up for the first time off Orkney.
Tidal power firm Atlantis Resources is forming a new internal division to serve the wider water-based renewable energy sector.
A groundbreaking tidal energy project in the Pentland Firth has produced first power.
Two of the world’s top sea-energy test centres say they have successfully replicated the wild ocean environment of Orkney in Edinburgh.
Marine energy is a sector which has faced its fair share of ups and downs. That said, there remains much to be positive about in both wave and tidal energy in Scotland. Both industries have taken enormous strides forward in the last 12 months, and we are now closer to commercialisation than ever before.
Tidal power player Atlantis Resources has appointed a new director of project development to oversee its key developments in Scotland and internationally.