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Home›Green Marine›Waves ‘could power 20% of the UK’
Green Marine

January 25, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Waves ‘could power 20% of the UK’

The Carbon Trust – an independent company set up by Government to help the UK meet its climate change obligations – said in a report that this type of power could become cost competitive with conventional and other renewable types of energy generation in the long term.

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The Carbon Trust – an independent company set up by Government to help the UK meet its climate change obligations – said in a report that this type of power could become cost competitive with conventional and other renewable types of energy generation in the long term.

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