Val Cummins: From periwinkles to floating wind power
Project Emerald MD talks of State’s need to invest in and harvest the sea for electricity
Ireland needs to take a gamble now on wave energy
With Government investment, there could be huge benefits within a few years
Ocean Energy Europe ‘disappointed’ at OpenHydro liquidation
French parent of Irish tidal energy company employing 100 cites ‘deterioration’ in market
Catching the wave: harnessing Ireland’s water power
Offshore wind is seen as the current ‘most immediate’ contributor to meeting Ireland’s 2030 renewable energy targets
Sea energy: Galway Bay research faces rough passage
The Marine Institute wants to upgrade a renewable energy test site in Galway Bay. Poor communication and project splitting have left residents concerned
Ireland can ride wave of ocean energy, says marine report
Report advises co-operation with Scotland to avoid unnecessary duplication
Powerful potential if conditions were right to harness it
The burgeoning wave and tidal energy industry is awash with government money for research. However, many enthusiastic proponents believe it is being spent in all the wrong places
Ocean energy to receive Government funding boost
Simon Coveney to chair steering group overseeing wave and tidal resources plan
Heritage Council urges national planning policy for onshore wind
Council warns of risks of ‘light touch’ regulatory approach to renewable energy
Wave and tidal energy research focus of new €200 million laboratory
Maritime research cluster in Cork harbour
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