Siemens waves through investment in UK tidal energy project

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Marine Current Turbines raises a further £4.8m as it moves forward with plans for north Wales tidal energy farm

Plans for the UK's first tidal energy farm moved a step closer to realisation today after engineering giant Siemens confirmed it has joined the latest £4.8m funding round in Marine Current Turbines (MCT)....

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