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Is tidal power going down to the Wyre? Atlantis and Duchy of Lancaster ink agreement on Wyre estuary tidal barrage

James Murray
James Murray
clock 21 November 2017 •
Atlantis Resource's tidal turbine technology CREDIT: Atlantis Resources
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Atlantis Resource's tidal turbine technology CREDIT: Atlantis Resources

Heads of terms agreement signed that gives Atlantis Resources an option to lease river bed for 160MW project

Atlantis Resources has today continued its push to build a portfolio of marine energy projects, inking a heads of terms agreement with the Duchy of Lancaster for an option for the long-term lease of the...

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