Sentences with phrase «wave energy companies»

Portugal seems to be setting itself up as the European proving grounds for wave energy companies, with both Ocean Power Delivery, and now AquaEnergy, deploying their first commercial projects in Portugese waters.

Already, wave energy companies are active in the state.

After the bankruptcies of two pioneering wave energy companies, the Scottish government has gone back to the drawing board.

Not exact matches

And the company isn't just about cars anymore, as it has made waves in the development of clean energy solutions, like its much - anticipated solar roof.

Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A)(BRK.B) is making waves in the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) this morning after it revealed a 10.8 percent stake in energy company Phillips 66 (PSX) after Friday's close.

In 2007 & 2008, a huge wave of companies began to enter the alternative energy arena, particularly solar energy.

Atmocean, a company developing ways to harness energy from ocean waves, looked into making devices to cool the surface of the ocean after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Wello is a Finnish clean energy company providing a wave energy based solution for power generation.

As many local activists waved signs protesting the proposed Pilgrim Pipeline, she denounced her Republican opponent, former state legislator John Faso of Kinderhook, as a lobbyist for an energy company dealing in fracked gas and promised to «stand up against big polluters who want to pollute our waterways.

«Imagine a wave of customers cutting ties with their local power companies because they have a self - contained energy system,» he said in an emailed response.

The company hopes to next year begin building another 25 wave - energy converters that could eventually increase the output to 21 megawatts, which is expected to serve the electricity needs of more than 15,000 Portuguese households.

OIST has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Environment and Energy of the Republic of Maldives and Kokyo Tatemono Company Limited of Tokyo, Japan, to embark on a wave energy project in the MalEnergy of the Republic of Maldives and Kokyo Tatemono Company Limited of Tokyo, Japan, to embark on a wave energy project in the Malenergy project in the Maldives.

The seven - speed gearbox has new software to maximise the engine's new performance output and there's also the latest version of the company's Inertia Push technology that, when in Track mode, harness the built up kinetic energy to deliver a wave of torque when the next gear is engaged.

Australian firm Carnegie was given # 9.6 m from the European Regional Development Fund to support the development of commercial wave energy, but it is the latest company to decide against using Wave Hub.

«Watching the wave of investor pressure wash across carbon - fuel capital expenditure in the closing months of 2014, I now think this is how the carbon war can be won,» Leggett, formerly science director for Greenpeace and founder of a successful British solar energy company, said.

Fledgling Industry Oceana will harm development of tidal energy «at a time when large institutional companies are beginning to invest in wave and tidal companies,» Verdant said.

And in February, the utility filed permit applications for a swath of sea water where it hopes multiple wave - energy companies will test their technologies.

In late October, the company watched its wave - to - energy test buoy sink off the shores of the central Oregon coast.

In a statement released Friday, Southern Company, the Atlanta - based parent company of Alabama Power, said the soot regulations, in combination with a wave of other regulations for power plants, are «disappointing and will potentially make energy less affordable.Company, the Atlanta - based parent company of Alabama Power, said the soot regulations, in combination with a wave of other regulations for power plants, are «disappointing and will potentially make energy less affordable.company of Alabama Power, said the soot regulations, in combination with a wave of other regulations for power plants, are «disappointing and will potentially make energy less affordable.»

So it looks like there's a showdown a-comin», between the massive, entrenched coal conglomerates and the new wave of clean energy companies — and it could get ugly.

In order to obtain approval, Jason Bak, Finavera's CEO, says that his company will first need to ameliorate its technology and get the necessary funding.Roger Bedard, an analyst at the Electric Power Research Institute in Palo Alto who co-wrote a report on wave energy, is bullish about its future: «An average of 37,000 megawatts of energy dissipates on California's 1,200 kilometers (745 miles) of coastline.

But this paper has discovered a series of new flaws in it including: The publication of inaccurate data on the potential of wave power to produce electricity around the world, which was wrongly attributed to the website of a commercial wave - energy company.

Some of the companies working on incorporating biomimicry into design are: Calera (biomineralization) Novomer (CO2 into biodegradable plastics) Dyesol (solar cells) Qualcomm (display screens) WhalePower (wind turbines) BioPower (wave power) Purebond (bonding systems) Regen Energy (energy solutions) Qinetiq (water harvesting) Grimshaw (architecture) Aquaporin (water purification) PAXwater (flow forms) Cambridge Biostability (preservation) Biosignal (antibacterial methods) The Land Institute (agriculture syEnergy (energy solutions) Qinetiq (water harvesting) Grimshaw (architecture) Aquaporin (water purification) PAXwater (flow forms) Cambridge Biostability (preservation) Biosignal (antibacterial methods) The Land Institute (agriculture syenergy solutions) Qinetiq (water harvesting) Grimshaw (architecture) Aquaporin (water purification) PAXwater (flow forms) Cambridge Biostability (preservation) Biosignal (antibacterial methods) The Land Institute (agriculture systems)

the Albany wave energy project under discussion between the company that builds it and the govt election commitment here in the west is a case in point.

Portuguese company «Sea For Life» has developed a «gravitational wave - energy absorber», WEGA.

Ofgem say the consultation unveiled today is «the first of four waves of reform» — in November, they will unveil detailed proposals to reform the energy market to help the business sector; in December there will be further decisions on proposals on liquidity to break the stranglehold of the Big Six in the wholesale electricity market; and in the New Year they will publish a report into how to make energy company accounts more transparent.