Ecotricity aims to make a splash with new marine energy business

Will Nichols
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Around 200 wave energy devices will be installed around the UK within five years if green electricity company's plans are realised

Ecotricity has today confirmed it has entered the marine energy sector, announcing ambitious plans to install 200 SeaRaser wave power devices off the UK coast within the next five years. The company...

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