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Orbital has been awarded an Option Agreement from Crown Estate Scotland regarding the project in the Westray Firth. Picture: contributed.

Orbital Marine Power gets key nod to create major new Orkney tidal project

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Orbital Marine Power is behind the distinctive O2 floating tidal turbine.

Scottish tidal project to power thousands of homes moves to next phase

Manufactured and launched in Dundee earlier in the year before being towed up to Orkney, the 74-metre turbine represents the culmination of more than 15 years of product development.

Scots firm behind world’s most powerful tidal turbine agrees 'game changer' deal

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Orkney's Orbital Marine Power selected to make waves at Global Investment Summit

Manufactured and launched in Dundee earlier in the year before being towed up to Orkney, the 74-metre turbine represents the culmination of more than 15 years of product development.

Milestone moment as world’s most powerful tidal turbine begins exporting power

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Masked workers at Grey Fabrication yard in Dundee pose with the main body of what will become the world's most powerful tidal turbine, due to be launched next spring once fully assembled

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Orbital Marine Power's O2 is the world's most powerful floating tidal turbine

Orkney to launch first floating tidal turbine farm

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