Although it’s been debated for decades, the topic of tidal energy has dominated the headlines of late. What is it, what benefits does it offer and what’s the potential for its future use? We’ll tell ...

The potential of tidal energy is huge, but the U.S. currently doesn’t have a single tidal power plant operational. the total energy potential of marine sources is estimated to be more than double (57% ...

The world’s coastlines are quietly holding one of the most disruptive energy shifts of the century. Tidal and wave ...

Lately, however, buoyed by successful demonstration projects and a new interest in renewable energy bolstered even further by Europe’s anticipated turning off of Russian taps, tidal energy is moving ...

The global wave and tidal energy market is expected to grow from $0.58 billion in 2021 to $4.41 billion by 2028. The U.K. continues to compete with the EU over tidal power dominance, with the EU ...

Minesto has signed an MOU with Icelandic ocean energy site developer Haf-Afl to collaborate on tidal energy project ...

This article was originally published by Hakai Magazine. Hidden in the ebb and flow of the tides is a wealth of energy. Primarily generated by the gravitational pull of the moon, tidal power is more ...

The power of the Pacific Ocean eludes no one who witnesses it. And soon, that energy may be harnessed to make emissions-free electricity. That’s the hope of the California Energy Commission, which, ...

As Europe is modernizing its energy grid with various forms of renewable energy, the United States can do the same to fight against climate change. The state of Florida has the opportunity to pioneer ...

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The UK’s Inyanga Marine Energy Group is going to build Southeast Asia’s first tidal energy plant, which will power an off-grid island. Energy company Energies PH in the Philippines, through its ...

A giant tidal energy “kite” located in the waters off Vestmannsund, Faroe Islands, has delivered its first power to the grid, in a significant step forward for the budding ocean energy industry.