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Marine Energy

CorPower Wave Energy Converter tested at EMEC in Scotland.

Generating electricity from the sea

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OES-Environmental

Sabella 1MW tidal turbine deployed in Fromveur Passage, France

Addressing environmental effects of marine energy internationally

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Wind Energy

Hywind floating offshore wind turbine in North Sea, Norway.

Generating electricity from wind on land and at sea

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WREN

Power County Wind Farm in Power County, Idaho.

Resolving conflicts between wind and wildlife internationally

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The Movement Patterns of Migratory Fish in Scottish Coastal Waters: Evidence to Inform Offshore Renewable Development
Overview The Scottish Government Marine Directorate (SG-MD) leads a programme of research to better understand the movement of migratory fish in Scottish coastal waters and to assess the potential for interaction with offshore marine renewable developments. With the increase of offshore windfarms in Scottish waters (ScotWind Leasing), data from acoustic telemetry studies and epipelagic trawling…