Aquamarine Power has unveiled its 800 kW Oyster 800 wave power device, which will be installed at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Orkney, UK, later this summer.
Oyster 800 operates in the same way as Oyster 1, but with modifications to its shape and width to capture more wave energy. The modifications are based on data and lessons learnt from Oyster 1, which has been operating at EMEC since 2009. Source: Renewable Energy Focus
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