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April 12, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Offshore health and safety may be introduced

Rules could be introduced to protect anyone working on tidal power projects around Guernsey. This month in the States deputies are being asked to extend the current health and safety at work law so it covers the island’s territorial waters. The Commerce and Employment Department, who are putting the

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Rules could be introduced to protect anyone working on tidal power projects around Guernsey. This month in the States deputies are being asked to extend the current health and safety at work law so it covers the island’s territorial waters. The Commerce and Employment Department, who are putting the measure forward, believe a renewable energy system could be constructed in the coming years.

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