Marine Renewables Deployment Fund
By Nathanael Baker on February 2, 2010
Tags: Aquamarine Power, Britain, government funding, investment, marine energy, marine power, Marine Renewables Deployment Fund, Marine Renewables Proving Fund, MRPF, Oyster, Oyster 2, research and development, wave energy, wave power
Aquamarine Power has just received £5.1 million from the British government to continue to develop and increase the efficiency of its Oyster wave power technology.
By Harry Tournemille on September 29, 2009
Tags: Carbon Trust, Deployment Fund, Marine Renewables Deployment Fund, Marine Renewables Proving Fund, GBP, Carbon Trust, Greg Clark, marine energy, marine power, Marine Renewables Deployment Fund, Marine Renewables Proving Fund, Pelamis Wave Power, projects, tidal energy, tidal power, UK, United Kingdom, wave energy, wave power, British government, electricity, energy, finance, Greg Clark
Last week the British Government formally launched its Marine Renewables Proving Fund with a resource of £22 million in available funding.
By Nathanael Baker on September 4, 2009
Tags: Britain, coal, coal investment aid scheme, government, government funding, marine energy, marine power, Marine Renewables Deployment Fund, tidal energy, tidal power, wave energy, wave power
New figures reveal that in the past six years, the British government has spent 20 times more subsidizing the coal industry than the marine energy industry.
