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MARINE ENERGY AND OFFSHORE WINDSOUTH WEST COMPANY DIRECTORY

3rd Edition, March 2010

The growth of wave, tidal and offshore wind energy represents a tremendous economic opportunity for the UK. In July 2009, the UK government designated the south west as the first Low Carbon Economic Area (LCEA) for Marine Energy. The LCEA designation recognises the region’s great marine energy resources, long history of marine and engineering excellence and its strong research base. The south west also has some fantastic and innovative businesses based in the region that are already making a vital contribution to the marine energy sector.

The region is home to a large number of wave and tidal technology developers, research organisations and consultancy firms. It also has a strong engineering and marine science capability based around its excellent deep–water ports. In the area of offshore operations, south west companies are already providing expertise across the UK and Europe in the deployment and servicing of marine energy and offshore–wind technology.

This guide gives an overview of these companies and highlights the capabilities that the south west of England can offer.

INTRODUCTION MARINE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPERS

The south west of England has become a centre for wave and tidal device developers. Many of these have strong associations with the region’s universities, while others have been attracted by its engineering skills and marine expertise.

The ‘Low Carbon Economic Area’ package included funding for the development of the Wave Hub off the north coast of Cornwall. Due to be installed in 2010, the Wave Hub will provide a demonstration site for pre-commercial testing of wave–energy devices.

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The wave hub off the north Cornish coast will be deployed in 2010.

Tidal energy developers• Marine Current Turbines, Bristol• Tidal Generation Ltd, Bristol• FreeFlow69 Limited, Cornwall• Tidal Flow Power Ltd, Cornwall• Sub Sea Turbines Ltd, Dorset• The Severn Tidal Reef Project, Cornwall• Aquascientific Limited, Exeter

Project developers• Ark Energy Ltd, Bristol• Ocean Prospect Ltd, Bristol• Ocean Electric Power, Plymouth• RWE npower renewables, Swindon

Wave energy developers• Checkmate SeaEnergy Ltd, Wiltshire• Dartmouth Wave Energy, Devon• Embley Energy, Bristol• Offshore Wave Energy Ltd (OWEL),

Cornwall• World Wave Power, Cornwall• Ocean Power Technology, US/Warwick

Technology developers• IT Power, Bristol • QinetiQ, Bristol• Rolls-Royce Plc (Marine), Bristol• Oceaneering International, Devon• SWRDA –Wave Hub Project

TECHNOLOGY, DEVICE AND PROJECT DEVELOPERS


South West England has excellent universities specialising in marine sciences, engineering, and environmental sciences. Plymouth, Exeter, Bristol and Bath universities are all active in marine energy research in collaboration with industry partners.

The Peninsula Research Institute in Marine Renewable Energy (PRIMaRE), a collaboration between the universities of Exeter and Plymouth, has received over £12m to fund a broad range of research in marine energy. PRIMaRE joins an already thriving research community in the region, making the south west a world class centre for marine science and marine–energy research.

The PRIMaRE South West Moorings Test Facility.

PRIMaRE• Peninsula Research Institute in

Marine Renewable Energy

University of Bath• Centre for Power Transmission and

Motion Control• Composites Research Unit at the

Department of Mechanical Engineering

University of Bristol• Department of Aerospace Engineering• Department of Mechanical Engineering

University of Plymouth• Marine Institute

University of West of England• Bristol Institute of Technology

University of Bournemouth• School of Design, Engineering

and Computing• Design Simulation Research Centre

University of Exeter• Camborne School of Mines• School of Engineering, Computing

and Mathematics

Plymouth Marine Science Partnership

Plymouth Marine Laboratory

Sir Alastair Hardy Foundation

The Met Office, Exeter

The UK Hydrographic Office, Somerset

UNIVERSITIES AND OTHER RESEARCH ORGANISATIONS


Round 3 of the UK offshore wind deployment programme represents a step change in the scale and acceleration of offshore wind construction.

Two of the Round 3 zones are in South West waters – the 1.5 GW “Atlantic Array” in the Bristol Channel is being developed by Swindon based RWE npower renewables, while the 0.9 GW “West of Wight” zone, off the coast of Dorset, is being developed by the Dutch utility Eneco.

The South West is in a very strong position to reap the economic benefits of offshore renewables. The South West RDA and Regen SW will be working closely with RWE npower renewables and Eneco, and our south west businesses, to ensure we have the capabilities, people and infrastructure to support offshore wind development in the region.

Offshore Wind – Round 3 Zones courtesy of Crown Estate.

OFFSHORE WIND RESEARCH AND KNOWLEDGE

• RWE npower renewables, Swindon• Eneco, Netherlands and Warwick

SOUTH WEST OFFSHORE WIND DEVELOPERS

Image RWE npower renewables.


CONSULTANCIES AND SUPPORT SERVICES

Financial• Bishop Fleming, Bristol• Ernst & Young, Exeter• Pure Energy Professionals, Cornwall• Triodos Bank, Bristol

Legal• Ashfords Solicitors, Exeter• Bond Pearce, Plymouth• Davies Johnson & Co, Plymouth• Lester Aldridge, Bournemouth• Lockton, Bristol• Osborne Clarke, Bristol• Pardoes Solicitors, Somerset• Foot Anstey, Exeter• Tozers Lp, Exeter

Off-shore & Renewable Energy Specialists• ADPS Ltd, Plymouth• Mojo Maritime, Falmouth• MECAL Ltd, Devon• Boston Marine Consultancy Ltd, Exeter• IT Power Ltd, Bristol• Marine Energy Matters, Devon• Ocean Electric Power, Plymouth• Nuon Renewables, Cornwall• Project Management Support Services,

Bath• Pure Energy Professionals, Cornwall• Zero Carbon Marine, Devon• Poyry, Plymouth• Seawind UK, Plymouth• Wind Support Limited, Bath• Sinclair Consulting (PR), Devon

CONSULTANCIES – ENERGY, ENVIRONMENTAL, FINANCIAL AND LEGAL

Wave and tidal resource assessment. Benthic environmental survey.


Alongside the universities and technology developers, the south west hosts a range of marine energy, environmental, and specialist consultancy firms. The region also has a number of professional service companies that provide legal, business and financial support to the renewables sector.

Multidisciplinary consultancies• Arup, Bristol• Buro Happold Ltd, Bath• Capita Symonds, North Somerset• DTZ, Bristol• Frazer-Nash, Bristol• Garrad Hassan & Partners Ltd, Bristol• Grontmij Ltd, Bristol• Halcrow Group Ltd, Exeter• Hydrock Group Ltd, North Somerset• MW UK Ltd, Wiltshire• Royal Haskoning, Exeter• Tamar Consulting, Cornwall• Terence O’Rourke, Bournemouth• Vetco Gray, Hailsham• Wardell Armstrong International, Cornwall• WSP Environmental, Bristol• WYG Group, Bristol• Goldring Yates, Cornwall• BVG Associates, Swindon

Environmental consultancies• AMA Ltd, Exeter• Ambios Ltd, Somerset• Aquatonics Ltd, Devon• Blom Aerofilms, Devon• Coastal Research, Devon• Coastal Science Ltd, Devon• Coastline Surveys Ltd, Cornwall• Ecospan Environmental, Plymouth• ENVIRON UK Ltd, Devon• Geoscience Ltd, Cornwall• Insight Marine Projects Ltd, Cornwall• John Pepper Consultancy Ltd, Somerset• Marine Ecological Surveys Ltd, Bath• Marine Ecological Surveys, Somerset• Risk Mitigation Geoservices Ltd, Somerset• Tamar Consulting, Cornwall• Wind Support Limited, Bath• Worley Parsons, Bristol

CONSULTANCIES – ENERGY, ENVIRONMENTAL, FINANCIAL AND LEGAL

Together these firms provide a wide range of support services offering valuable insight, resources, expertise and specialist skills. So whether it’s conducting an environmental impact assessment or arranging finance for project development, renewable energy companies will find the support they need in the region.

Large scale and high tech• A & P Falmouth Ltd, Falmouth• Babcock Marine Ltd, Plymouth/Appledore• BAE Systems, Dorset• BOC / Linde Group Limited• Davis Langdon, Bristol• Dyer & Butler, Exeter• Morrison Construction, Somerset• Underhill Engineering Ltd, Plymouth• Universal Engineering Company

(Charlestown) Ltd, Weymouth

Marine engineering• Avonmouth Ship Repairers Ltd, Bristol• John Grimes Partnership Ltd, Devon• Langham Industries Ltd, Dorset• Longitude Consulting Engineers, Exeter• Penzance Dry Dock & Eng., Cornwall• Ocean Fabrication, Truro, Cornwall• Sealander Marine International Ltd,

Plymouth

• Teignbridge Propellers, Devon• Wills Ridley Ltd, Cornwall

Electrical• E-Tech Group Ltd, Plymouth• Freedom Group, Cornwall• Powermann Ltd, Dorset• Powersystems UK Ltd, Bristol• J&S Marine, Barnstaple• Tamura-Europe Limited, Wiltshire

Consulting engineers• BMT Marine Projects Ltd, Somerset• Buro Happold Ltd, Bath• Frazer Nash Consultancy, Bristol• Hoare Lea Con. Engineers, Plymouth• Nomenca, Cornwall• Scott Wilson, Bristol• Xype Ltd, Bristol

ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING AND ENGINEERING CONSULTANCIES

Engineering / Developer• Babcock Integrated Technology, Bristol

General and precision engineers• Bassett Engineering Ltd, Cornwall• Blackhill Engineering Ltd, Exeter• Buro Happold Engineering, Somerset• Calidus Engineering Ltd, Falmouth• Dean & Dyball Civil Engineering, Exeter• DP Engineering, Cornwall• I Knibb and Son Engineers Ltd, Falmouth• John Reid & Sons, Dorset• Jordan Manufacturing Ltd, Bristol• Laser Industries, Cornwall• Lindapter International, Wiltshire• Link Fabrication & Machining, Dorset• Lowley Engineering, Cornwall• Manuflex Engineering Ltd, Somerset• Morris Engineering Ltd, Plymouth• Scana UK Ltd, Bristol

• Taunton Fabrications, Somerset• UK Precision Ltd, Somerset• Waterjet.co.uk, Plymouth• WES Engineering Solutions, Cornwall• Fine Tubes, Plymouth• GMD Eurotool Ltd, Plymouth

Specialist engineering• Avon Fabrications, Wiltshire• CA Blackwell (Contracts) Ltd, Totnes• CSIP Ltd, Dorset• Pressure Control Engineering Ltd, Dorset• RHC Lifting, Bristol• Tecker Ltd, Falmouth

ENGINEERING

Marine engineering is concentrated around South West England’s hub ports of Plymouth, Falmouth, Bristol and Portland. Bristol has also become a centre for high–tech industries, especially related to the aeronautical industry. Throughout the region there is also a wide variety of fabrication, precision, electrical and mechanical engineering companies.

From super yachts to nuclear submarines the south west boasts world class marine engineering capability, and many of these companies are now diversifying into the renewable energy sector.

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Large scale engineering at A&P Falmouth. Dry dock facilities.Wind farm construction.

COMPOSITES – MARINE AND AEROSPACE

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Marine and Aerospace companies• Airbus UK, Bristol• AgustaWestland, Yeovil• BAE Systems, Bristol• Bighead Bonding Fasteners Ltd, Dorset• Bodycote Materials Testing Ltd, Somerset• Brecknell Willis Composites Ltd, Somerset• C2 Composites, Devon• Composite Integration Ltd, Cornwall• Dowty Aerospace Propellers, Gloucs.• GE Aviation, Bristol• GKN Aerospace, Bristol• Full Bar Composite Ltd, Cornwall• Green Scheme Solutions Ltd, Devon• Independent Composites Ltd, Bristol• Matrix Composite Materials Co Ltd, Bristol• Multimarine Composites Ltd, Cornwall• Norco GRP Ltd, Dorset• Plastech Thermoset Tectonics Ltd, Cornwall• Pipex Ltd, Plymouth• Rolls-Royce, Bristol

University of Bath• Composites Research Unit at the

Department of Mechanical Engineering

University of Bristol• Department of Aerospace Engineering

University of Plymouth• Advanced Composites Manufacturing

Centre, Plymouth

University of West of England• Aerospace Manufacturing• Bristol Institute of Technology

Advanced Composites Centre for Science and Innovation (ACCIS), Bristol

The National Composites Centre, Bristol (opening 2011)

The South West Composites Gateway

COMPOSITE – MARINE AND AEROSPACE

The South West of England is at the forefront in the field of composite technologies both in the marine and aerospace sectors. Major Aerospace companies including Airbus, Rolls-Royce, GE Aviation and GKN have bases in the region and are investing heavily in composite research and manufacturing facilities.

The National Composites Centre in Bristol will open in 2011. This centre will provide an independent open-access facility to deliver world-class innovation in the design and manufacture of composites in areas such as wind and tidal turbine blades and other renewable energy applications. This will create a national and international hub providing research, education and training, technology transfer and the incubation of new enterprise.

The University of Bristol has partnered with Vestas Wind Systems A/S (Vestas) to develop wind-power technology using composite materials. The research will focus on three areas, manufacturing of blades, smart materials and lightweight structures. The partnership will act as a focus for composites research activities, liaising closely with Vestas research capabilities across the globe, but particularly at their Blade Research Centre on the Isle of Wight.

The new partnership forms part of the university’s Advanced Composites Centre for Innovation and Science (ACCIS) and will be housed within ACCIS’s new GBP5.4 million extension to their home in the Queen’s Building.

Led by the industry and the University of Bristol, and maintaining strong links to other centres of composites and manufacturing research across the UK, the new NCC will add to the already impressive list of research facilities across the south west region.

Images courtesy of Airbus UK.

Supported by the South West RDA and the Learning and Skills council the South West Composites Gateway is a unique partnership between the regions further education institutions to ensure that we have the engineers and skills required as composite materials increasingly replace metallics in marine and aerospace applications.

Sub–sea electrical connector J&S Marine was recently awarded the contract to provide sub–sea electrical connectors for the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC).


COMPONENT AND TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS

The key components to support the marine energy industry are all found in the region, including: hydraulics and pump manufactures, electrical equipment and connectors, composites and plastics. South West England also has a broad base of companies providing specialist marine equipment such as mooring, navigation, marine electronics, surveying and monitoring equipment.

Several of these world-class companies are already working in the marine energy sector, while others are concentrated in the aeronautical, defence and oil and gas industries. All are now in a position to support the growth of renewable energy and are ready to bring their expertise and products tohelp accelerate marine energy development.


Electrical• J&S Marine Ltd, Devon• Schneider Electric Limited, Swindon• Switchgear Services Ltd, Devon

Hydraulic specialists• Armada Marine Hydraulics Ltd, Falmouth• Duchy Hose and Hydraulics Ltd, Falmouth• Danser (SW) Ltd, Cornwall• Hercules Hydraulics Ltd, Devon• Hydraulic Projects Ltd, Devon• Kawasaki Precision Machinery (UK) Ltd, Devon

• Hyphose, Poole

Electronics, measurement, communications and instrumentation• AGI, Dorset• Biral, North Somerset• Dantec Dynamics Ltd, Bristol• DG O’Brien UK Ltd, North Somerset• Matrix Marine Services, Devon

• Megacon Controls Ltd, Gloucs.• Microcomms Marine Ltd, Cornwall• RFL Communications PLC, Wiltshire• Triskel Marine Ltd, Cornwall• Ultra Electronics Ocean Systems, Gloucestershire• Westward Instruments Ltd, Cornwall• Software Radio Technology, Bristol

Oceanographic and hydrographic• Atlantas Marine Ltd, Somerset• Blacknor Technology, Dorset• C-Max Ltd, Dorset• Green Scheme Solutions Ltd, Devon• Valeport Ltd, Devon

Selection of component and technology suppliers• AP Valves, Cornwall – Diving Equipment• Apex Fluid Engineering Ltd, Bristol – Centrifugal Pumps

COMPONENT AND TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS

• B & C Reconditioning Gears Ltd, Wiltshire – Gears• Beldam Burgmann, Falmouth – Seals and Gaskets• Borg Transmissions, Dorset – Gears and Bearings• Cornish Concrete Products Ltd, Cornwall – Concrete• Docking Solutions Ltd, Devon – Pontoons and Docks• Fluid Equipment International Ltd, Dorset – Pumps• Hamworthy Plc, Dorset – Marine Fluid Handling• Jetfloat UK, Dorset – Pontoons and Docks• Northavon Pumps & Control, Bristol – Pumps• Phoenix Bearings, Gloucs. – Bearings• Pump International Ltd, Cornwall – Pumps• Pump Supplies Ltd, Cornwall – Pump Supply

• Ram Gasket Solutions Ltd, Cornwall – Seals and Gaskets• Rubicon Marine Ltd, Devon – Marine Rubber Applications• Safi Ltd, Dorset – Valves and Actuators• Superior Seals Ltd, Dorset – Seals and mouldings• Versadock UK, Cornwall – Pontoons and Docks• Watson Marlow Ltd, Falmouth – Peristalic Pumps

Lubricant systems• Interlube Systems Ltd, Plymouth

Airbus UK.

Pile driving and drilling operations – Large Diameter Drilling (LDD).

Fugro Seacore jack–up barge at Falmouth.


OFFSHORE OPERATIONS

South West England has a long seafaring history and, as well as providing home ports for the Royal Navy, it was also the embarkation point for the earliest transatlantic cables. The region therefore has an abundance of offshore and subsea expertise, and this is reflected in the large number of companies working in this area.

Falmouth has become a hub for marine renewable operations with leading companies such as Fugro Seacore, Mojo Maritime, Insight Marine, LDD and Falmouth Divers. Mojo Maritime has worked on the deployment of a number of wave and tidal devices including the Seagen turbine for Marine Current Turbines at Strangford Lough and the Ocean Power Technologies ‘Power Buoy’ at Santona off the coast of northern Spain.

Bristol, Portland and Plymouth have also become recognised as centres of excellence for marine operations, vessel charter, marine engineering, diving support services and sub-sea surveys.


Marine operations and management• Global Marine Systems Ltd, Portland• Jenkins Marine Ltd, Poole• Mojo Maritime Ltd, Falmouth• Fugro Seacore Ltd, Falmouth• Oceaneering International, Devon• Offshore Marine Management, Bristol• Seawind Group, Plymouth• Svitzer Marine Ltd, Bristol

Vessels, workboats and barges• Bay Marine, Falmouth• Challenger Marine, Falmouth• FD Marine Ltd, Falmouth• JB Marine Services, Newquay• Offshore Marine Solutions Ltd, Redruth• Osprey Shipping Ltd, Bristol• Penzance Scuba, Penzance

• Portland Oceaneering Ltd, Portland• Sea Wide Services Ltd, Falmouth• The Arun Experience, Gloucestershire• WGP Group, Bude Cornwall• Wind Wave Workboats Ltd, Penzance• Howard Marine, Plymouth

Drilling and piling• Fugro Seacore Ltd, Falmouth• Large Diameter Drilling Ltd, Falmouth

Sub-sea operations• Alpha Marine Services Ltd, Plymouth• Dive Technologies, Portland• Falmouth Divers Ltd, Falmouth• Fathoms Ltd, Somerset• Grim Sea, Devon• Insight Marine Projects Ltd, Cornwall

OFFSHORE AND SUB-SEA INSTALLATION AND OPERATIONS

• Quest Underwater Services Ltd, Dorset• South West Surveys Ltd, Cornwall• Sub Marine Services Ltd, Falmouth• UMC International Plc, Devon• Westland Geoprojects Ltd, Cornwall• WGP Group, Cornwall• Knight Search & Recovery Services

Mooring and navigation buoys• Manuplas Ltd, Plymouth• Norfloat International Ltd, Devon• Hippo Marine Ltd, Saltash• Lumen Seamarks Ltd, Cornwall

Other Marine• Marine Skills Centres, Falmouth,

Plymouth, and Poole• Maritime Training Plymouth Ltd, Plymouth• Falmouth Oil Services Ltd, Falmouth

The deployment of Ocean Power Technologies ‘Power Buoy’ at Santona in northern Spain involved a number of south west companies including Mojo Maritime and Insight Marine.

OTHER SELECTED PORTS AND CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES WITH POTENTIAL TO SUPPORT OFFSHORE WIND AND MARINE ENERGY DEPLOYMENT

• Appledore, North Devon• The Bristol Port Company Bristol• Dartmouth, South Devon• Fowey, Cornwall• Hayle, Cornwall• Ilfracombe, North Devon• Par, Cornwall• Padstow, Cornwall• Pendennis Shipyard, Falmouth

• Penzance & Penzance Dry Dock, Cornwall• Poole, Dorset• Portland Harbour Authority, Portland• Portreath, Cornwall• Teignmouth, South Devon• Truro, Cornwall• Weymouth, Dorset


Falmouth harbour.

PORTS AND CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES

The south west is fortunate in having more than 70 ports with ready – access to deep water. Many of these are comparatively small, but there are a significant number of mid-sized commercial ports and a number of major international ports.

BRISTOLAs well as being a centre for advanced engineering and aerospace, Bristol has one of the world’s most technically advanced ports. Possessing a deep– water channel, the port is a gateway container port for the UK and a transhipment point for the Atlantic seaboard and Europe. With its excellent rail and road links, the port plans to expand its facilities with a new deep–sea container terminal in the Bristol Channel.

FALMOUTHFalmouth is reputed to be the third largest natural harbour in the world. This deep water port is ideally located to access the wave–energy potential of the western approaches. It is also the home port for a number of companies engaged in offshore and subsea operations.

PLYMOUTHPlymouth is a centre for naval engineering, much of which is centred around the Devonport Royal Dockyard.

Significant opportunities for industrial development are likely to arise as a result of the MoD rationalising its Devonport estate, with up to 80 hectares to be released in the near future. Plymouth provides an ideal location for marine–energy–related businesses, while the recently announced proposals to create a marine science and technology park in Plymouth will enhance its position as a leading location for developing the marine renewable energy sector.

PORTLANDOn the south coast, Portland is the UK’s newest commercial port but with more than one hundred years of history as a naval dockyard. The port lies within easy reach of Round 3 offshore–wind sites and the tidal resources off Portland Bill and the English Channel. Portland Port has plans in place to extend it’s quayside facilities to develop 130,000m3 of additional dockside space with 700m of quayside. With the recent release of development land at the nearby Osprey Quay, Portland has significant potential for marine and offshore wind energy use.


Dry dock engineering – A&P Falmouth.

Wind farm deployment – image courtesy Falmouth Divers


MARINE ENERGY AND OFFSHORE WIND COMPANY DIRECTORY

Marine Current Turbines’ SeaGen turbine at Strangford Lough.

ABOUT REGEN SW

Regen SW is the sustainable energy agency for the south west of England. Established in 2003, Regen SW continues to help transition the south west towards a low–carbon–based economy by supporting the deployment of renewable and energy efficiency technologies in the region, and by supporting businesses operating in the sustainable energy sector.

In the marine and offshore–wind–energy sectors Regen SW has particular responsibility to help develop the supply–chain capability in the region. Regen SW works closely in partnership with regional and national organisations and isengaged in fostering collaboration with other regions in the UK and overseas.

Regen SW is core funded by the South West Regional Development Agency.


The Marine Energy Company Directory is managed online by Regen SW.

The directory currently lists over 250 companies covering a broad range of products and services related to the marine and offshore wind energy sectors. Membership of the directory is free, subject to the company having a base or regional operations in the South West of England.

For further details of the companies listed in this guide and for up–to–date information, visit the Regen SW South West Marine Energy Company Directory at:www.regensw.co.uk/marine

If you are a business that would like to join the directory, or require help in sourcing products or services within the marine–energy supply chain, please contact:

Johnny GowdyHead of business supportRegen SW

email: [email protected]

mobile: 07976 284 707

For contact information go to www.regensw.co.uk/marine

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Our thanks to the following companies for the use of imagery:Front cover courtesy of Falmouth Divers LtdMarine Current TurbinesTidal Generation LtdAirbus UKA&P FalmouthBay MarineEnecoFalmouth DiversCharlie Chambers www.charliechambers.co.ukJ&S MarineLarge Diameter DrillingRWE npower renewablesFalmouth Harbour CommissionersDartmouth Wave EnergyPRIMaRE

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