Atlantis flicks switch on giant 1MW tidal turbine

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New AR1000 device to be tested in waters off Orkney for two years

Scotland's first grid-connected, commercial-scale tidal turbine came online last week when Atlantis Resources Corporation flicked the switch on its AR1000 device at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC)...

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