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Engineers Look to River and Ocean Currents for Clean Energy

The Department of Energy is helping to fund 11 projects that are designed to harness the power of moving water

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Getting in the Water With SHARKS

Getting in the Water With SHARKS
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EMEC to trial US tidal project

EMEC to trial US tidal project
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Californian tidal energy company signs up for EMEC tidal demo

California-based tidal energy developer Aquantis has signed up to test its Tidal Power Tug at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Scotland.

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Swimming With the SHARKS: NREL Makes a Splash at 2020 ARPA-E Funding Round

Swimming With the SHARKS: NREL Makes a Splash at 2020 ARPA-E Funding Round Dec. 17, 2020 NREL s work on four ARPA-E SHARKS projects is helping pave the way to the cost-competitive marine energy of the future. Photo by George Desipris, Pexels Hydrokinetic energy contained in tides, rivers, and ocean currents is renewable, reliable, abundant, and forecastable. Yet despite the long list of pros, a major strike against this promising, sustainable energy source is cost, stemming from both the challenging operating environment as well as the technical challenges of device deployment. With an expected $35 million in funding to dole out to high-risk, high-reward technologies

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