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After four years of operation, the SELKIE project has reached its conclusion. This collaborative endeavour between two universities and four industry partners aimed to advance the development and deployment of marine renewable energy technologies in Wales and Ireland. In this blog post, we will explore
https://www.selkie-project.eu/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/selkie_2023_-_cut_4-1080p.mp4 SELKIE held its closing event on Friday 28th April at Swansea University’s Engineering Faculty. The closing event was held as a hybrid format with both in- person attendance as well as online. The full agenda included evaluative updates from all 9 work packages that
SELKIE went all out at what will be the project’s last representation at the largest conference dedicated to Marine Energy in the United Kingdom. MEW2023 was held at the impressive Swansea Arena, 21-22 March. This year’s conference was the most attended event by far, with
