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Pelamis and Aquamarine edge towards commercial deployment with unveiling of latest devices

Scotland's dream of becoming the "Saudi Arabia of marine energy" took another step towards reality this week after two of the UK's leading wave energy firms unveiled full-scale demonstration devices...

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