Professor believes money could be made in renewable energy
The Isle of Man could make money through wind power.
That's according to a Manx scientist who's currently working as a visiting professor at the Danish Technical University.
Dave Quirk estimates 60 times the amount of electricity the Island uses in a year could be generated through offshore wind turbines in Manx waters.
He says even exploring options can be lucrative:
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