Government wants more graduate jobs in marine energy

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Plans afoot to create about 1,500 graduate placements to help support marine energy projects

The Department for Business Innovation and Skills has announced plans to create about 1,500 graduate placements to help support marine energy projects while the Carbon Trust has also announced funding...

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