ETI sinks £1.1m into subsea marine energy project

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Research aims to develop new high-voltage underwater connectors that promise to slash the cost of linking marine energy generators to the mainland

The UK's Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) will today formally launch an 18-month, £1.1m project to develop a new device to connect wave and tidal energy systems to the mainland. The project will...

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