Bombora Wave Power has completed critical tank testing for a hybrid system combining wave and wind energy on a single floating platform, marking a major step toward unlocking the potential of combined ocean energy. The company is now preparing for real-world deployment with its Pembrokeshire Demonstration Project, aiming to prove wave energy can complement wind power at scale.
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Solar farms in the UK are facing a surge in high-tech thefts, with organized criminals targeting valuable equipment like string cables, causing millions in losses and exposing vulnerabilities in renewable energy security. Incidents have risen sharply, with 11 reported cases across seven counties in March and April alone, prompting calls for enhanced security measures and better reporting to law enforcement.
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Canadian Solar’s e-STORAGE division will deploy a 228 MW/912 MWh battery storage system in Chile’s Atacama Desert to stabilize the renewable energy grid, pairing with existing solar infrastructure for reliable clean power. The SolBank 3.0 battery technology is designed for extreme conditions and will support grid resilience while powering approximately 55,480 homes.
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A crackdown on hazardous cargo at the Port of New York and New Jersey is reshaping port security, with recent inspections revealing 60% of facilities failed to comply with handling regulations. Operation Terminus, a multi-agency effort, has intercepted undeclared hazardous materials and recovered stolen vehicles, highlighting the risks of mishandled cargo.
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Artemis Technologies has sold its first electric foiling pilot boat, the EF-12, to Noatum Maritime in the UAE, marking a step toward decarbonizing port operations in the Middle East. The vessel combines high-speed performance with zero emissions using Artemis’ proprietary eFoiler system.
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