Carbon Trust
By Alison Pruitt on April 8, 2010
Tags: Carbon Trust, Checkmate Group, Checkmate Seaenergy, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, South Africa, United Kingdom, anaconda, Carbon Trust, Checkmate Seaenergy, emerging technologies, hydropower, Paul Auston, United Kingdom, wave energy, wave power, electricity, energy, Paul Auston, rubber
When you mention hydropower, most people think of huge dams--or maybe buoys floating in the ocean—but, UK-based Checkmate Seaenergy has developed an entirely new hydropower device shaped like a long tube and aptly named the Anaconda.
By Brendan Demelle on March 23, 2010
Tags: Carbon Trust, Siemens, Northern Ireland, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, USD, Carbon Trust, Crown Estate, Ireland, Lord Hunt, Marine Current Tubines, marine energy, RenewableUK, Scotland, SeaGen, Siemens, tidal energy, tidal fences, turbines, United Kingdom, electricity, energy
The Crown Estate, a property portfolio owned by the United Kingdom, recently awarded the world’s first commercial wave and tidal leases to build a total of 1.2 GW of wave and tidal energy projects on ten sites in Scotland’s Pentland Firth and Orkne
By Harry Tournemille on September 29, 2009
Tags: Carbon Trust, Deployment Fund, Marine Renewables Deployment Fund, Marine Renewables Proving Fund, GBP, Carbon Trust, Greg Clark, marine energy, marine power, Marine Renewables Deployment Fund, Marine Renewables Proving Fund, Pelamis Wave Power, projects, tidal energy, tidal power, UK, United Kingdom, wave energy, wave power, British government, electricity, energy, finance, Greg Clark
Last week the British Government formally launched its Marine Renewables Proving Fund with a resource of £22 million in available funding.
