You'll have seen the OceanSET webinar on the 7th May promoted on our channels. For more information about the project, visit our website.
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Wave Energy Scotland is managing the most extensive technology programme of its kind in the wave energy sector. The Knowledge Library provides access to key information and documents generated through our world leading research & development.
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The global market for ocean #energy is estimated at €53bn. Thanks to its technological advantage, #Europe will be a leading player in developing this new #industry worldwide.
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ICYMI The University of Edinburgh's Policy & Innovation Group have published the UK Ocean Review 2019. Find out what progress has been made in wave and tidal energy in the UK over the last 12 months.
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Ocean energy is the next big thing in #energy. It is the largest untapped source of #renewable energy, capable of providing 10% of Europe's current electricity needs by 2050.
Stay tuned over the next few weeks to discover the many benefits of #OceanEnergy#NextBigThing
#Pumped storage plants offer efficient #hydropower plus energy storage. Are ideally suited to even out daily fluctuations in the electricity grid and able to react within 30 seconds from a standstill. Stop by the #Voith booth @ElectricxEgypt to learn more about!
Research @MaREIcentre and @nuigalway has shown that Galway Bay isn't a 1/4 scale wave energy test site when compared to Ireland's other two wave energy sites @SEAI_ie and @ESBGroup. Find out actual scaling factors in (Table 7 of) our latest paper: https://t.co/E6uhMsB1eW
New @MaREIcentre paper on the role of hydrogen in (global, multi regional and national low carbon energy futures. Bioenergy can act as both competitor and driver for hydrogen energy, along with increased electrification and high RES-E scenarios. https://t.co/V6gfbgZJzI @eriucc
5 Tribology Research Opportunities: Wear, Erosion and Corrosion issues of Wind Turbine and Tidal Turbine Materials at University of Strathclyde https://t.co/V3WPhWCTfx