Aquamarine to make waves with first array

Jessica Shankleman
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Scottish government grants consent for 2.4MW project at European Marine Energy Centre

Aquamarine Power is set to install two next-generation wave energy converters off the coats of Orkney this year, after securing consent from the Scottish Government to build the UK's first nearshore wave...

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