Other renewables

Ocean Power Technologies has announced the first ocean test of its next-generation increased power wave energy converter buoy, the mass-on-spring-wave-energy-converter prototype.

Flowserve Corp. and Hydrogen Optimized have announced that they have entered into a memorandum of understanding to advance hydrogen production with innovative technologies and applications.

Renewable power market has developed rapidly in Brazil in recent years, thanks to its remarkable progress in wind, biopower, and solar power sectors.

HYRO has been established to develop green hydrogen electrolysis projects in England, Scotland, and Wales for industrial off-take/consumption.

STRYDE has enabled five new geothermal energy projects in 1Q23, with a further five contracts for supplying its seismic solutions to geothermal exploration projects also scheduled to commence during 2Q23.

Ethical Power has commissioned the 5 MW Whites Pit solar farm in Wimborne for Canford Renewable Energy. The solar park will feed into a green hydrogen electrolyser as part of the Dorset Green H2 project.

The Chairman of Iberdrola and the President of the Mexican government have met and announced the start of a new phase following the signing of an agreement of intent between subsidiaries of Iberdrola México and MIP.

Eco Wave Power Global AB has entered into an official wave energy power purchase agreement with the Israeli National Electric Company.

The International Hydropower Association has announced ContourGlobal Hydro Cascade CJSC as its newest member.

The renewable hydrogen project, named COURANT, is located in Baie Comeau, Quebec, Canada.

Fortescue Future Industries has entered into a long-term power purchase agreement with Statkraft for their proposed Holmaneset green hydrogen and green ammonia project.

TEXO Engineering & Fabrication has signed a memorandum of understanding with Mocean Energy to become its preferred fabrication, assembly, and load-out contractor for its Blue Star and Blue Horizon wave energy converters.

Green Hydrogen Systems has shipped the first X-Series prototype electrolyser for site installation and tests at GreenLab in Skive, Denmark.

During a four-day period, eight pressurised alkaline electrolyser modules manufactured by Sunfire, with a capacity of 10 MW, arrived at the site on articulated lorries.

Teesside University is helping Torvex Energy Ltd bring its hydrogen production process to market.