Scotland makes some waves
Aquamarine Power has installed its first wave energy converter in the harsh waters of the North Atlantic. IfandP takes a closer look.
Aquamarine Power has installed its first wave energy converter in the harsh waters of the North Atlantic. IfandP takes a closer look.
Wherever salt water and Fresh water collide, energy is there for the taking. We take a look at Statkraft’s efforts to harness this new energy source.
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