The Selkie Project organised a series of events focused on providing business support for companies looking to diversify in to the marine energy sector. These events were designed to give small and medium-sized enterprises (SME's) the opportunity to learn more about key themes from experts...
The second Selkie Project newsletter was shared last week with our mailing list. This edition included updates from our Selkie Tool Series BLOG on Drone studies to measure surface currents at tidal stream energy sites, our Selkie innovation survey, a Spotlight on Selkie Network members...
The placement scheme for engineering disciplines at Swansea University is a year in industry embedded in the students’ curriculum. They undertake their placement in the penultimate year of their studies, which brings near-graduate-level recruits to their host companies. The placement scheme is entirely hosted by the...
The overall objective of work-package 9 is to ensure the sustainability of the Selkie aims beyond the project – the acceleration to commercialization of the opportunities in Ireland and Wales. To achieve this objective a detailed survey has been designed to obtain firm level data...
As we move through 2021, it is clear that making connections under the current circumstances is an on-going challenge faced by businesses across a number of sectors. With the fast-growing marine renewable energy industry, facilitating connections across the supply chain is key to keeping the...
In the first webinar of the Selkie series in August, we focused on the importance of diversification and innovation to the sustainability of a busines; and the opportunities in the wave and tidal stream sectors. Please click below to watch the webinar ‘Sustainability through Diversification’. The...