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      CBS News - 26 Apr 10

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      University of Edinburgh - 11 Dec 09

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    • Aquamarine Power secures full consent for 40MW Lewis wave energy farm – 22 May 13
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    • Scottish Island Renewables Project - 15 May 13
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    • Ministers approve plans for world's biggest wave farm in Western Isles
      BBC - 22 May 13
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      The Scotsman - 22 May 13
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    • Scottish Government Energy Statistics Summary December 2012
      Scottish Government – 3 Dec 12
    • Delivering the ambition - Employment in Renewable Energy in Scotland
      Scottish Renewables – 27 Mar 12
    • Marine Energy in the UK State of the Industry Report 2012
      RenewableUK – 15 Mar 12
     

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