MIT Press / Black & Veatch Limited. / National Grid / Tidal Energy Technologies / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
Germany / Northern Ireland / United Kingdom / Scotland / Denmark / UK / /
Currency
pence / GBP / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
University of Strathclyde / Environmental Change Institute / Electric Power Research Institute / Allander Institute / /
IndustryTerm
ambitions energy targets / technology summary report / energy industry / non-renewable energy sources / perceived insufficient and inconsistent energy sector policy / renewable energy market / renewable energy generation / energy policy / distinctive energy policy influence / turbine devices / renewable energy devices / energy challenge / energy extraction combine / marine energy sector activity / renewable energy / finance / energy supply / renewable energy technologies / renewable energy industry / energy resource / energy / energy policies / energy developments / energy policy objectives / renewable energy targets / greenhouse gas emissions / energy resources / electricity / high energy taxation / renewable electricity-generating resources / electricity generation / wind turbines / stream energy resource / stream energy industry / renewable energy decisions / renewable energy deployment / renewable energy uptake / sizeable worldwide energy resources / energy sector / electricity production / electricity generation techniques / energy efficiency / manufacturing / local manufacturing / in-stream energy conversion technology feasibility study / considerable renewable energy resources / renewable energy resources / energy technologies / renewable energy policy / energy devices / /
Organization
Allander Institute / Committee on Climate Change / Department of Economics / International Monetary Fund / Environmental Change Institute / MIT / House of Lords Select Committee on Economic Affairs / Scottish government / UK government / Stationary Office / British Wind Energy Association / Electric Power Research Institute / House of Commons Select Committee on Science and Technology / Scottish Parliament / Sustainable Development Commission / European Commission / Department of Trade and Industry / University of Strathclyde / Department for Trade and Industry / /
Person
Lords Select / /
Position
driver / model financial flows / model / UKENVI / representative / /
PublishedMedium
The Energy Review / /
Technology
specific renewable energy technologies / renewable energy technologies / energy technologies / simulation / /
Grant Allan1,2, Michelle Gilmartin1,2, Peter McGregor1,2 and Kim Swales1 The Formation of a Domestic and International Market for Tidal Energy Technologies: the UK Economic Impact 1