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Partnership makes waves for tidal energy on Isle of Wight

Partnership makes waves for tidal energy on Isle of Wight
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PTEC and Orbital join forces on Isle of Wight tidal bid

Perpetuus Tidal Energy Centre (PTEC) has signed an agreement with turbine developer Orbital Marine Power, to bring the Isle of Wight a step closer to producing tidal energy. PTEC has gained offshore consents to place tidal turbines in the sea off the south coast of the Isle of Wight, and Orbital is the first company to sign up, with an initial target deployment of up to 15MW by the end of 2025. Each of Orbital’s 2MW O2 turbines can generate sufficient clean, predictable electricity to power around 2,000 UK homes and offset approximately 2,200 tonnes of CO2 production per year. The company recently launched the first O2 from the Port of Dundee, where it was manufactured with 80% UK supply chain content.

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Tides of change: how the UK can harness marine power

Tides of change: how the UK can harness marine power Investing in wave energy can create green jobs and lower emissions Philip Payne/Zuma Press/PA Images The environment has shot up the domestic and global agenda. This is good news for MPs like myself, who are part of the Conservative Environment Network, and renewed emphasis on a greener Britain should stimulate local constituency efforts in Gloucester, for example, we have ambitious ideas for a Green Energy Park to generate significant solar, wind and (later) hydrogen energy. There will be challenges. Carrying constituents with us on the phasing out of diesel and petrol cars will involve mammoth effort requiring new regulations on electric charging points, incentives to switch vehicles and tax breaks to manufacturers so that electric…

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