| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1749021 | Renewable Energy Focus | 2010 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
DESPITE THE DETRACTORS, THE ENTHUSIASM FOR WAVE AND TIDAL POWER DEVELOPMENT CONTINUES UNABATED. WATTS 2010 (WIND AND TIDAL TECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM) TOOK PLACE EARLIER THIS YEAR AND SHOWED THAT A NUMBER OF WAVE AND TIDAL TURBINE DEVELOPERS ARE MOVING FURTHER FROM THE CONCEPTUAL TO THE DEMONSTRATION SCALE. HOWEVER, SPEAKERS WERE CLEAR THAT SIGNIFICANT MARINE RESOURCES - FROM SPECIALIST INSTALLATION VESSELS TO FAST CREW BOATS - ARE NEEDED IF THIS RENEWABLE SECTOR IS TO HAVE ANY HOPE OF TAKING OFF IN THE WAY OFFSHORE WIND IS NOW DOING. GEORGE MARSH REPORTS.
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Authors
George Marsh,