Other renewables

Slow Mill Sustainable Power has completed an offshore test of its wave energy converter off the coast of Scheveningen, The Hague.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has prepared a final environmental impact statement to evaluate the environmental effects of relicensing the 142.5 MW R.L. Harris hydroelectric project, located in Alabama, USA.

Hydro Tasmania has marked a major milestone on upgrades to the Tarraleah hydropower scheme, with the intake tower excavation now complete.

CRC Evans has appointed Steven Makay as Managing Director of Renewables & Infrastructure EMEAA.

RWE has opened is new offices in County Dublin, Ireland, forming the base for its offshore wind team.

XGS Energy has secured additional US$13 million to accelerate advanced geothermal deployment in the US.

Miros has extended its agreement with Prysmian for the supply of cutting-edge wave monitoring systems to support operational excellence.

ENGIE Brasil Energia has signed an agreement to acquire two hydropower plants in Brazil, adding 612 MW of installed capacity to their portfolio.

ORPC has filed a draft pilot license application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to develop the East Foreland tidal energy project in Cook Inlet, Alaska.

Gilkes Energy and SSE Renewables have submitted the planning application for the Fearna pumped storage hydro project to the Energy Consents Unit of the Scottish government.

The European Investment Bank has granted Energie AG Oberösterreich a financing package to expand hydropower in Austria.

12 businesses in the North East of Scotland targeting success in the offshore renewable energy market have been selected for the Fit For Offshore Renewables supply chain support programme, delivered by ORE Catapult.

CorPower Ocean has secured financial backing from Vinnova to adopt cutting-edge artificial intelligence and test its ability to drive performance and control in wave energy technology.

A new report by the Energy Industries Council shows that the UK has surged ahead in the race to harness power from the oceans, with its tidal energy sector now dominating global project pipelines.

The SHINES project has launched, bringing together 14 partners from across Europe to harness the potential of tidal and river energy systems.