Nova Innovation bags £3.75m for Scottish tidal energy array

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Nova Innovation partnering with Belgian company ELSA to install five 100kW devices off the Shetland coast

Developers behind the world's first community-owned tidal turbine have secured £3.75m to build a 500kW tidal array off the coast of Shetland. Scottish-based Nova Innovation and Belgian green energy...

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