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February 25, 2015 · about 11 years ago

RenewableUK Applauds Scottish Government’s Wave Energy Move

RenewableUK has welcomed the latest announcement by the Scottish Energy Minister Fergus Ewing, who gave details of the £14.3 million budget for Wave Energy Scotland, along with its business plan, the first call for funding and its programme of activity. Commenting on Mr Ewing’s announcement, Renewab

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RenewableUK has welcomed the latest announcement by the Scottish Energy Minister Fergus Ewing, who gave details of the £14.3 million budget for Wave Energy Scotland, along with its business plan, the first call for funding and its programme of activity.

Commenting on Mr Ewing’s announcement, RenewableUK’s Wave & Tidal Development Manager Dee Nunn said: “This is great news for the wave energy sector; a resounding endorsement of the enormous potential of the industry at the very time when it’s needed most. Following a number of setbacks in recent months, this key announcement will help us to move forward with a renewed sense of confidence.

“By working with some of the former staff from Pelamis, Wave Energy Scotland will retain knowledge and skills which have been built up during years of experience in developing wave devices in real sea conditions. This intellectual capital is vital to ensure that Britain retains its global lead in marine energy.”

“We’d like to thank the Scottish Government for its tireless work in continuing to support marine energy in innovative ways. Wave Energy Scotland looks set to be a key player in terms of technological development.

“What we need now is for all UK Governments to work together in a closely co-ordinated way to support wave and tidal energy and secure the economic benefits for all parts of the nation. This will help the sector to mature and attract much-needed investment, driving down costs in the long term as we successfully harness one of our most powerful natural resources.”

Image: Dee Nunn

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