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http://www.eti.co.uk/news/eti-sets-...t-is-to-compete-with-other-low-carbon-sources

Also I note in that article :
However, people in the industry disputed the analysis, saying they would not be testing and developing the technology if they thought it was not commercially viable.
Andy Bristow, managing director at Seatricitysaid it was “nonsense” to suggest wave power was 10 times as expensive as the alternatives.
“We’re confident in our technology but we’re less confident in the UK government’s commitment to renewables. We’re finding it difficult at the moment because of a malaise that seems to have infected the marine renewables sector,” Bristow said.
“We think it’s a shame, because ultimately it’s a no-brainer: it’s clean, it’s green, it has potential to be very cost effective.”
Bristow added that he was surprised the ETI had not consulted the company.

I wonder if they consulted MO?