A recent podcast for the Guardian's Comment is Free was about 'Harnessing Scotland's energy '. Equimar partners, including Cameron Johnstone of Strathclyde University were involved and it touched a number of issues which are becoming more important as the current economic situation unfolds.
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Interesting material from the Wave Power Group
The Wave Power Group website has a comprehensive range of resources including videos,documents, links, references and even a vintage photograph or two. The web site gives a good introduction to Wave Power and its development. The Edinburgh University creators collated a valuable collection which is suitable for the casual browser as well as the academic visitor.
Notably, there are a number of short videos on the web site and a trailer below
will give you a taste of what is there. Certainly, a website to explore and discover for yourself.
Equimar Material
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Equimar Partners
- The University of Edinburgh (UK)
- Fundación Robotiker (ES)
- University of Strathclyde (UK)
- Electricité de France SA (FR)
- EU Ocean Energy Association (BE)
- University of Exeter (UK)
- University College Cork (IE)
- Wave Energy Centre (PT)
- The University of Manchester (UK)
- Southampton University (UK)
- Institut Français de recherche pour l'exploitation de la mer (FR)
- Consiglio nazionale delle ricerche: Instituto di Scienze Marine (IT)
- Det Norske Veritas (NO)
- Teamwork Technology (NL)
- Pelamis Wave Power Ltd (UK)
- European Marine Energy Centre (UK)
- Wave Dragon (DK)
- Uppsala University (SE)
- University of St Andrews (UK)
- Scottish Association of Marine Sciences (UK)
- Feisty Productions (UK)
- Aalborg University (DK)
- Actimar (FR)
