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20 Feb 12 - Martin McAdam, Chief Executive Officer
The UK has the potential to become a leading exporter of wave
and tidal technologies - if government gives the sector the support
it requires.
This is the key finding from the UK Parliament's influential Select
Committee on Energy and Climate Change.
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17 Feb 12 - David Kaye, Engineer Manager
We were delighted to receive confirmation last month that the
Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) had formally accredited
Aquamarine Power's scheme for the professional development of our
engineers.
The ICE is licensed by the Engineering Council to accRead more
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16 Feb 12 - Martin McAdam, Chief Executive Officer
Earlier today I spoke at a debate hosted by the Carbon Trust and
The Times newspaper on the topic "Can Scottish green growth lead
the world?"
The simple answer, from my perspective, was "yes we can".
In many respects Scotland already punches well aboveRead more
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14 Feb 12 - Martin McAdam, Chief Executive Officer
Today Scotland's Energy Minister Fergus Ewing has given the
green light on Aquamarine Power's plans for the first array of
Oyster devices, by granting full consent to our 2.4 MW
demonstration project in Orkney.
This is great news - it is cleRead more
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13 Feb 12 - Neil Davidson, Public Affairs Manager
Orkney, Shetland and the Western Isles are crucial to our marine
renewables future.
Yet that future could be jeopardised by Ofgem's proposals to
levy unsustainable transmission charges on Scotland's island
communities.
The energy regulator has Read more
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10 Feb 12 - Eddie Scott, HSE Manager
Last week I attended the eighth annual RenewableUK Health and
Safety Conference in Manchester. It was great to see such
high attendance at the event. Over 400 people were there to show
their commitment to ensuring health and safety remains the Read more