Tidal power firm, Verdant Power, said that the company has submitted a license application with the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to deploy about 30 tidal power turbines across the East River’s East Channel in New York City.
Verdant Power, a New York-based marine renewable energy company, announced that it has filed a license application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for turbine installation in East River, New York.
The Norwegian, Hydra Tidal Energy, has launched its new floating unit Morild II, consisting of four wooden turbines of 23 m with a total capacity of 1.5 MW installed underwater.
National Currents Energy Services has filed an application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for a preliminary permit to assess the feasibility of River Salem as a likely location for a novel tidal turbine.
Alstom, a company supplying both services and equipment for electricity generation, has conducted an inaugural ceremony to launch a facility for Alstom Hydro’s Ocean Energy Activities in the Nantes region.
S.D.E. announced that it has started the construction of the first model of the 1000 kW power plant in Cancun, Mexico. The plant will be established completely in the coming six months. This plant will be the initial step towards the construction of more such plants alongside the coasts of Mexico.
Marine Current Turbines (MCT) has announced a plan of installing the first large scale tidal energy farm with an investment of £35 million. The designing, manufacture and construction of the four SeaGen turbines would be subcontracted to companies in Scotland.
According to an industry specialist, the earth’s Ocean Tides could provide 10% of the American electricity requirements. Supporters of renewables contend that tidal energy is only a part of the future and hence a few years away.
Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) gets a 45% stake in the Wave Energy Developer Aquamarine Power as it has given the go ahead for further investments of GBP 2.7 million, thus totally investing an amount of GBP 19.8 million during the past three years.
The North West Development Agency (NWDA) and the Peel Energy partnership have selected the Mersey Estuary site located between Eastham and New Ferry for its Mersey Tidal Power development.
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