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Offshore renewables, energy storage and green hydrogen production for Malta

The Maltese Government s launch of a draft

North seaOceans generalQalet markuDiane sciclunaRobertn farrugiaEquinor hywind tampenDaniel buhagiarOleksii pirottiUniversity of maltaLevelised cost of hydrogenHydrogen production unitUniversity of malta institute for sustainable energyInnovation in energyProton exchange membraneCorporate researchDepartment of mechanical engineering

Floating breakwater to shield offshore solar farms, store energy being developed by University of Malta

Researchers at the University of Malta are developing designs for a floating wave breaker to protect offshore solar farms from large waves

Charise cutajarDaniel buhagiarAndrew borgKurt spiteriRobertn farrugiaUniversity of malta department mechanical engineeringUniversity of maltaInstitute for sustainable energyWater agencyMechanical engineeringTonio sant

University to host international sustainable energy symposium in July

Academics, industry players and policy-makers from across the world to attend

United kingdomUnited statesRobertn farrugiaJamesf manwellSimone borgAntonio marco pantaleoUniversity of massachusetts amherstFalzon group of companiesNaval architectural servicesUniversity of malta conference unitEuropean innovation commission programmeWind energy centerGerman offshore wind energy foundationEnemed coRoyal institution of naval architectsInstitute for sustainable energy

Two-year study aims to develop project using wind energy to generate hydrogen offshore

University of Malta researchers are investigating the offshore production of green hydrogen by combining floating wind turbines and an innovative energy storage system

Mediterranean seaOceans generalRobertn farrugiaDiane sciclunaOleksii pirottiDaniel buhagiarRobert farrugiaUniversity of maltaNational strategy for researchInnovation in energyWater agencyNational strategyFloating liquid piston accumulatorTonio sant

Could floating breakwaters help Malta develop renewable energy at sea?

Floating breakwaters in Maltese territorial waters could soon be used to support offshore renewable energy generation, according to a group of University of Mal

Robertn farrugiaDaniel buhagiarCharise cutajarAndrew borgUniversity of maltaNational strategy for researchInnovation in energyWater agencyTonio santNational strategy

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