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Bristol-based Embley Energy is developing marine energy technology that uses advanced concrete construction methods for lightness and durability.
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This is really cool, I love reading about all the new ideas for energy creation.
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thats amazing and soooo innovative! I love it! Can you think of any other ideas?
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maybe worker bees?
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