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More than one million pounds of new finance aims to help develop blade pitch technologies and optimise performance
It aims to raise up to £7 million to help Orbital Marine Power develop its new tidal turbine
Devecitech’s ENLIL technology takes up very little space and can generate wind energy in a number of ways
Analytics firm GlobalData expects the value of the market to fall by $6.84bn over the next four years
Just one of the devices produces enough electricity to power 5,977 average homes
It is expected to be deployed on future phases of the MeyGen tidal project
The £300m offshore wind test and demonstration facility is located in Aberdeen Bay
The O-Wind project is able to generate energy using wind from any direction
The move will affect all of its 362 employees at the factory
Installation costs are expected to be reduced by 30% to 40% compared to existing solutions
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