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October 17, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Marine Current Turbines Exhibits at ICOE 2012 (Ireland)

Marine Current Turbines and its parent company Siemens will be exhibiting at the ICOE 2012 (International Conference on Ocean Energy), taking place in Dublin. Siemens is also one of the principal sponsors of the conference and exhibition that attracts delegates from across the globe. David Ainsworth

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Marine Current Turbines and its parent company Siemens will be exhibiting at the ICOE 2012 (International Conference on Ocean Energy), taking place in Dublin.

Siemens is also one of the principal sponsors of the conference and exhibition that attracts delegates from across the globe.

David Ainsworth, MCT’s Business Development Director, will be speaking on Thursday 18th October between 8.30am and 10.00am.

MCT’s stand is number 12.

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Press Release, October 17, 2012

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