Tidal energy is energy obtained from changing sea levels (the tide moving from high to low and vice versa.) This renewable energy source has great potential as tides are much more predictable than ...
West Somerset Lagoon would harness renewable energy for UK’s AI boom – and create ‘iconic’ arc around Bristol Channel ...
Plans for the world's first series of electricity-generating tidal lagoons have been unveiled in the UK today. The lagoons will harness the power of incoming and outgoing tides to power turbines by ...
With all the hoopla surrounding energy and making it clean and renewable, one oft forgotten source, the sea, is getting its fair chance again thanks to Tidal Lagoon Power. The company is set to build ...
Energy trade association RenewableUK calls the UK "the undisputed global leader in marine energy." If plans for a tidal lagoon in Swansea Bay go ahead, that claim will be reinforced. Tidal Lagoon ...
A tidal lagoon planned off a UK coast could generate power for two million homes while helping Britain meet soaring energy ...
The UK government has decided not to support the proposed 320 MW Swansea tidal lagoon. Energy minister Greg Clark said it was just too expensive compared to alternative options: “The proposal for the ...
UK developer Tidal Lagoon Power has lodged a proposal to create the world’s first electricity-generating tidal lagoon. Demanding a budget of over $1.5 billion, the Swansea Tidal Lagoon is slated to ...
It's easy to forget that it's possible to generate electricity not by burning coal or splitting atoms, but using the power of the sea. One company has thought long and hard about the process and is ...
Plans to build a £1 billion tidal lagoon in Swansea have moved a step closer to becoming a reality after the UK Government granted the scheme planning permission. Developers say the proposed six-mile ...
The world’s first tidal lagoon power plant could move forward as a result of the United Kingdom’s planned departure from the European Union, maybe in 2019. A recent official report cited “a ...