News archive 2016
Wave energy device successfully deployed at BiMEP site
The final section of a sophisticated wave energy device has been successfully installed by a collaborative research team in the Bay of Biscay, on the northern coast of Spain.
Solar energy professor wins top Indian community accolade
A University of Exeter professor and solar energy expert has been honoured for his services to education.
Renewable energy expert to take part in key discussion at Houses of Parliament
A University of Exeter expert will take part in a round-table discussion at the Houses of Parliament.
Renewable Energy students visit space station to see biomass technology in action
Renewable Energy students from the University of Exeter’s Penryn campus will be visiting Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station this month.
South West MEP takes policy advice from scientists at Penryn Campus
South West MEP Clare Moody has visited the University of Exeter’s Penryn Campus to take advice from leading academics.
Penryn graduate crowned Energy Champion
An Exeter Renewable Energy graduate has won a prestigious Energy Institute (EI) award for her work in promoting carbon reduction.
Environment minister meets marine energy experts at Penryn Campus
Environment minister and local MP George Eustice has visited the University of Exeter’s Penryn Campus to find out more about the University’s world-class research in marine energy and aqua culture.
Cambodia volunteering project proves fruitful for Exeter student
A University of Exeter student has completed a volunteering project on a VSO (Voluntary Service Overseas) Entrepreneurship scheme in Cambodia.
Extreme weather threatens Britain’s coastline
Britain’s rocky coastline is being reshaped and eroded by the increasingly common extreme weather, University of Exeter researchers have found.
Exeter expert participates in pairing scheme to foster links between science and policy
A University of Exeter academic will spend three days shadowing Labour MEP Clare Moody in Brussels this week as part of a scheme to foster links between scientists and European policy makers.
Storms bring record-breaking waves to Falmouth Bay
The New Year storms that battered the British coastline brought record-breaking waves to the normally sheltered Falmouth Bay, it has been revealed.