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- World's largest tidal turbine receives additional funding Thu, 7 Jul 22, 4:30amScottish engineering firm Orbital Marine Power has secured more funding for the world’s most powerful tidal turbine. On Monday, the firm announced that it had secured $9.64 million, which will go into financing ongoing...
- CX Landscape proposes futuristic coastal park in response to climate change Wed, 20 May 20, 1:30amAustralia-based CX Landscape has unveiled designs for Sea Line Park, a conceptual project to link the eastern and western inner suburbs of Melbourne with a linear coastal park...
- London could be getting its first ultra-green, tidal-powered school Fri, 16 Jun 17, 8:59pmLondon-based Curl la Tourelle Head Architecture just unveiled plans for what could become London's greenest building - a tidal powered school situated on the banks of the Thames River...
- Is tidal power finally coming of age? Tue, 4 Apr 17, 11:05pmA British company wants to demonstrate that underwater turbines can be a viable source of hydroelectricity, by winning a share of $363 million worth of electricity generation contracts being offered up by the U.K. government....
- 57% of Scotland’s energy came from renewables in 2015 Wed, 6 Apr 16, 12:30amA new report published by the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change shows that 57.7% of Scotland's electric consumption came from renewable sources in 2015, exceeding the country's 50% target for the year. This milestone...
- Clean energy accounted for nearly half of all new power last year Fri, 13 Nov 15, 2:26amAs if you needed any further proof that clean energy has fossil fuels on the run, a recent report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) shows renewable energy accounted for nearly half of all new power plants built in...
- New report shows that Scotland could be fossil fuel-free by 2030 Fri, 9 Jan 15, 2:00amA new WWF-backed study by consultancy giant DNV-GL shows that Scotland can go 100% fossil fuel-free by the year 2030, and that it could reduce carbon intensity from 271 grams of CO2 per kilowatt hour to 50g CO2/kwh...
- WWF-backed report says that Scotland could be fossil fuel-free by 2030 Fri, 9 Jan 15, 2:00amA new WWF-backed study by consultancy giant DNV-GL shows a fossil fuel-free Scotland is technically achievable by the year 2030 and could reduce carbon intensity from 271 grams of CO2 per kilowatt hour to 50g CO2/kwh...
- Stanford: California Can be Powered by 100% Renewable Energy by 2050 Tue, 12 Aug 14, 7:30amA new study by a team from Stanford presents a "roadmap" for converting California's all-purpose energy infrastructure over to renewable sources by 2050...
- Stanford Says 100% Renewable Power is Possible in California by 2050 Tue, 12 Aug 14, 4:00amA new study by a team from Stanford presents a “roadmap” for converting California’s all-purpose energy infrastructure over to renewable sources by 2050...
- INFOGRAPHIC: The Evolution and Future Growth of Renewable Energy Sat, 31 May 14, 7:00amRenewable energy is one of the keys to securing a sustainable future for people around the world - but do you know where today's clean technologies came from and what the future holds for the industry? The New Jersey Institute...
- World’s First Tidal-Powered Lagoon Could be Coming to Swansea Bay Tue, 3 Dec 13, 6:00amA massive sea wall built around Swansea Bay, near the South Wales coast, could harness the power of sea tides to provide power to over 100,000 homes. A few weeks ago an environmental assessment of the £650 million ($1.6...
- Scotland Approves Europe’s Largest Tidal Energy Project Tue, 17 Sep 13, 10:00pmThe government of Scotland just gave the green light to develop Europe's largest tidal energy project and the first commercial tidal turbine array in Scottish waters...
- Our Clean Energy Future Wed, 21 Aug 13, 6:22pmLike most of you I was disappointed to learn that The Oil Drum will be closing its doors in the not-too-distant future. While it has been some time since I last wrote for the site, I was pleased to be allowed the opportunity...
- Norwegian Scientists Unveil Plans for World’s First Underwater Energy Storage Plant Tue, 21 May 13, 1:20amPhoto via Shutterstock A team of Norwegian research scientists has unveiled a concept that could store energy on the seabed. Conceived by Subhydro AS, the underwater pumped hydroelectric power plant would use high water pressure...
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