Minister Allan gave a keynote speech on the second and closing day…
Scottish Minister for Climate Action Dr. Alasdair Allan at OEE2024
University of Edinburgh Professor Henry Jeffrey has been awarded the 2024 Vi…
Prof. Henry Jeffrey receives Ocean Energy Europe’s Vi Maris award
Ocean Energy Europe, the association promoting ocean energy in Europe and the…
Ocean Energy Europe kicks off its annual conference in Aviemore, Scotland and introduces new branding
ORPC Ireland and Queen’s University Belfast have announced the successful deployment and…
ORPC Ireland and Queen’s University Belfast successfully deploy tidal device in Strangford Lough
Ocean energy farms are instrumental to technological and industrial progress and must…
The US government’s Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO) announced a $112M funding…
The UK government announced the award of 6 new tidal projects under…
Competitiveness and implementation of the Green Deal will be top priorities for…
Mercator Ocean International and Ocean Energy Europe are excited to announce a…
Ocean energy is a limitless, indigenous source of power, right on our doorstep.
Ocean energy technologies exploit the power of tides and waves, as well as differences in sea temperatures and salinity, to produce electricity. The primary types of ocean energy are:
Developing ocean energy will bring huge economic benefits, creating jobs in Europe, and leading a huge global export market.
Its predictability makes it an ideal balancing partner for wind and solar and it has little or no environmental impact.
