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	Japan and Scotland invest £21million into research and development for the Blue Economy 09 October 2019 A joint initiative between Japan and Scotland, formed two years ago, will see almost £21million invested into underwater technology projects to promote economic growth opportunities in the Blue Economy.
	£1million Funding Available for Floating Offshore Wind Technologies 18 September 2019 £1m of Scottish Government grant funding will be invested in up to ten projects to support technologies that will help the floating offshore wind industry reach its full potential.
	NSRI: Tidal Energy 30 November 2018 The International Tidal Energy Summit ( 27th of November) opening address was by Rt Honourable Alistair Carmichael, supporting the Marine renewables industry and how important it is important maintain a leading position and to engage with Parliament is to have single voice, which complements the development of the Marine Energy Council.
	NSRI highlights wave and tidal challenges and opportunities 25 September 2018 The steps which need to be taken to ensure the UK remains at the forefront of wave and tidal energy sectors have been outlined in a report released today (25th September) by the National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI).
	NSRI Continue to Support Opportunities in Renewables Sector 07 June 2018 North Sea Solution for Innovation In Corrosion for Energy (NeSSIE) Project looking to work with industry leaders in offshore renewables to develop corrosion solutions that could save the industry in Europe up to EUR 84 000 million over the next 30 years.
	NSRI strengthens board to meet demands of diverse energy mix 10 May 2018 The National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI) has elected two new board members as it looks to expand its capabilities in the growing renewables, mining, defence and aquaculture sectors.
	NSRI to explore wave and tidal opportunities at industry workshop 08 May 2018 In a bid to harness opportunities in the wave and tidal market, The National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI) is hosting a MasterminingTMworkshop in Aberdeen on Wednesday 16 May for subsea supply chain companies.
	NSRI Appoints New Director 28 March 2018 The National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI) has appointed Tony Laing as its new Director of Research and Market Acceleration.
	WES and NSRI assist subsea companies to enter wave and tidal sectors 13 December 2017 Wave Energy Scotland (WES) and National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI) have teamed up to assist subsea supply chain companies to break into the wave and tidal energy sectors and engage with the WES research and development programme.
	Funding Opportunities: Very Large Scale Wave Energy Generation and Alternative Generation Technologies 21 November 2017 Wave Energy Scotland ITTs, are open via Public Contracts Scotland.
	NSRI Seeks Project Director to Build on Research 20 November 2017
	Unlocking Marginal Fields at Subsea Expo 2017 19 January 2017 With increasing pressure on the industry to find economically viable ways to develop marginal oil fields in the UK North Sea and further afield, NSRI (National Subsea Research Initiative) is looking to help the industry adopt a collaborative and integrated approach to exploit the potential of untapped ‘small pools’ (oil and gas reserves less than 50 million boe).
	NSRI: Small Pools the Key to Securing the Future of the North Sea 19 October 2016 Successfully exploiting the untapped potential of small pools is fundamental to achieving MER UK and to securing the long-term future of the North Sea industry.
	New Remote, Intertidal Mapping Technology Enters the Market 05 September 2016 Science and industry will now be able to map beaches and sandbanks without getting any feet wet.
	NSRI Unveils Roadmap to Overcoming Subsea Storage Challenges 01 August 2016 The National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI) is on a mission to develop technology that will make subsea storage more viable, helping to increase the recovery of hydrocarbons and prolong the life of the North Sea.
	Subsea Facilities Under the Spotlight at NSRI Event 03 May 2016 NSRI (National Subsea Research Initiative) will be hosting an event on 17 May to showcase the facilities that are currently on offer to support the subsea developer community with testing.
	UK can be Leader in Multi-billion Pound Small Pools Sector 29 March 2016 A drive towards exploiting the millions of barrels of oil in the North Sea’s small oil pools could lead the UK’s subsea sector to become world leaders in exploiting hard to recover oil supplies and sustain the industry for decades to come, according to a senior industry figure.
	Industry-wide Approach Could Unlock in Excess of 1 Billion Barrels of Oil to Give North Sea New Lease of Life 23 February 2016 NSRI (National Subsea Research Initiative) has today called on the industry to come up with a collaborative approach to unlocking the potential of small pools of hydrocarbons in the North Sea.
	NSRI to Explore Opportunities in Japan 10 November 2015 In partnership with Scottish Development International (SDI) the National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI) will be going on a trade mission to Japan from 16-20th November to explore the opportunities in subsea mining and renewables across East Asia.
	NSRI “Hackathons” Aim to Unlock 1.5billion Barrels of Oil from UK North Sea 20 October 2015 NSRI (National Subsea Research Initiative) is leading computer industry-style hackathons that it hopes will lead to ideas that can help unlock up to 1.
	Video: NSRI Leads the Way on Subsea Technology Innovation 20 October 2015 It’s been an extraordinary year for the National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI), whose launch coincided with the global decline in oil price.
	Industry Heavy-weights Join NSRI Board as the Race to Develop New Technology Heats Up 21 September 2015 Melfort Campbell and Martin Jones have been appointed to strengthen the board of the National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI).
	Companies Target Small Fish, Big Prize 13 August 2015 The UK is targeting the development of approximately 287 "small pools” of hydrocarbons on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) as a means of maximising the recovery of oil and gas left in the ground as well as acting as a trigger for further technology innovation and development.