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BusinessGreen.com interviews Martin Wright of underwater power generation company Marine Current Turbines

BusinessGreen.com editor James Murray talks to Martin Wright, managing director of Marine Current Turbines, about sea power's potential to revolutionise the UK energy mix.

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