Hydrokinetic energy — which generates power by using underwater turbines that harness moving water — is on the rise in the U.S. In January, the first U.S.-licensed, commercial, grid-connected ...

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the State of California on Tuesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to coordinate procedures and schedules for review of hydrokinetic ...

The nation's first commercial hydrokinetic turbine, which harnesses the power from moving water without the construction of a dam, has splashed into the waters of the Mississippi River near Hastings, ...

Are you interested to know more about the Buffalo Niagara River Land Trust? How about the migration patterns of WNY waterfowl? Or maybe you want to learn about some key environmental projects ...

Hydrokinetic power shows great promise for growth as it can be theoretically installed in both industrial waterways such as wastewater treatment and food processing plants, and natural water ways ...

Despite some 7,000 miles separating Ireland and Hawaii, the two islands have a lot in common. The islands’ peoples have always looked to their respective oceans for resources, inspiration and ...

In an era of cheap capital, emerging technology companies could provide investors the biggest bang for the buck we've seen in years. The key is finding a market that already has billions of dollars in ...

Earlier this month, I discussed new efforts to tap the flowing energy of American rivers (see: Hydrokinetic energy on the Mississippi). Apparently, in-stream hydrokinetic power is en vogue elsewhere, ...

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Florida Gulf Stream’s potential to provide utility-scale power confirmed; findings bode well for future development. PORT EVERGLADES, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--An off-shore demonstration with ...

SELAH - Farmers across the Yakima Basin depend on a network of canals to deliver water for their crops. Now, scientists believe the canals could provide another resource to the region: renewable ...

Louisianians may soon find another energy source within their waterways. No, not the Gulf of Mexico, but beneath the surface of the Mississippi and Atchafalaya rivers. And the energy won't come from ...