This large-scale wave energy device will be manufactured in Scotland and deployed at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Orkney as early as 2025.

This groundbreaking collaboration seeks to replace the conventional utilization of high-cost subsea umbilical cables, potentially revolutionizing small North Sea tiebacks and offering a cost-effective means of extending the lifespan of the UK's aging production hubs in the North Sea.

Tidal energy developer Sustainable Marine Energy (SME) has been placed under administration, citing the challenges faced by its Canadian division earlier this year as a significant factor.

Collaborating with the Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult, CES announced plans for an extensive survey to delve into the state of the sector.

The Renewables for Subsea Power project, led by Mocean Energy and Verlume, now includes PTTEP as a consortium partner.

The SEAWORTHY project aims to harness the combined power of wave and wind resources to generate electricity while utilizing excess power to produce and store hydrogen.

While offshore wind and green hydrogen often dominate renewable energy discussions, the chief executive of Nova Innovation argues that a diverse range of alternative energy sources is required to fully transition away from oil and gas.

Queensland Hydro has commenced the first round of work packages for the Borumba pumped hydro mega project, valued at $14 billion.

The announcement not only marks a major milestone for the country's tidal energy industry but also sets an example for other European Union member states to follow suit.

The National Subsea Centre and Robert Gordon University in the UK have joined forces on a data project aimed at integrating artificial intelligence technology into subsea inspection operations.