New developments, advances in technology, who's investing - if it's happening in wave energy, we're talking about it.
This blog explores how Wave Energy Scotland’s Direct Generation programme is redefining wave energy through lightweight, scalable electrostatic technologies and a clear pathway to future commercialisation.
This blog dives into a collaborative project with FloWave and the University of Edinburgh, investigating how clustering wave energy converters (WECs) on floating platforms—similar to those used in offshore wind—could impact performance, cost, and scalability.
What if the next leap in wave energy came from materials that stretch, flex, and reshape how we harness ocean power? Direct Generation technologies like DEGs and DFGs are adding a new dimension to marine energy.
Matthew Holland reflects on the “Value of Wave Energy Deployment to the Scottish Economy” report authored by the Policy & Innovation Group.
Jonathan Hodges joins the CorPower thought leadership blog on pushing wave energy to commercialisation. "Wave energy will be a valuable contributor of jobs, economic value, and opportunity as part of a just transition to net zero."
Sharing ocean space—as well as infrastructure, services and the supply chain—with wave energy technologies could generate substantial savings, both for offshore wind and for wave energy.
Wave Energy Scotland's guest blog for the Scottish Government - talking innovation for #ScotClimateWeek. "WES provides public support through Scottish Government funding to encourage collaborations between the best engineering, academic and scientific expertise and know how, to advance these technologies."
Company co-founder and managing director Cameron McNatt reflects on Mocean’s experience in the WES programme. "The WES funding mechanism positions companies for commercial development and investment."
