Industry warns financial support needed if UK marine energy is to make waves

James S Murray
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RenewableUK argues wave and tidal project will need strike prices of between £280 and £320/MWh if UK is to retain global lead

The UK has the potential to cement its position as the global leader in maritime energy technologies, opening up huge potential export opportunities, but only if the sector continues to enjoy generous...

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