what are some of the sources of renewable energy they make use of?
Wave power
Islay
The location of Islay, exposed to the full force of the North Atlantic, has led to it being the site of a pioneering, and Scotland's first, wave power station near Portnahaven. 
what is inner hebrides? An archipelago which continent does it form a part of? Europe on which sea are those islands located? UNANSWERABLE which is the closest country next to those islands? Scotland can you name a few of those islands? Islay, Jura, Mull what is the population of the first one mentioned above? It has over 3,000 inhabitants how is the climate there? The influence of the Gulf Stream keeps the climate mild compared to mainland Scotland, snow is rarely seen at sea level and frosts are light and short-lived what plants are to be found there? UNANSWERABLE what fishes are caught in the nearby sea? Brown trout, salmon, sea angling what are the animals found there? Fallow deer, Otters, bottle-nosed dolphins
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Islay [SEP] Renewable energy
The location of Islay, exposed to the full force of the North Atlantic, has led to it being the site of a pioneering, and Scotland's first, wave power station near Portnahaven. The Islay LIMPET (Land Installed Marine Powered Energy Transformer) wave power generator was designed and built by Wavegen and researchers from the Queen's University of Belfast, and was financially backed by the European Union. Known as Limpet 500, due to cabling constraints its capacity is limited to providing up to 150 kW of electricity into the island's grid. In 2000 it became the world's first commercial wave power station.