Atlantis eyes India's first marine energy project

James S Murray
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Company begins feasibility study for 100MW tidal-energy plant in Gulfs of Kutch and Khambhat

Atlantis Technologies is to conduct a tidal energy feasibility study in India UK-based marine energy specialist Atlantis Resources Corporation has this week announced plans for a wide-ranging feasibility...

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