Submerged in about 44 yards of water off Scotland's coast, a turbine has been spinning for more than six years to harness the ...

While tidal power is a relatively new entrant to the renewables landscape, it could represent a boon to the energy transition.

A plan to build a barrier across the Mersey is starting to take shape. If it goes ahead, the ambitious project would becomes the largest tidal range facility in the world, while also offering ...

The creation of a tidal barrage could operate for 120 years or more to meet future demand and storage problems.

City leaders are hoping for “good news soon” on government support for a multi-billion pound tidal link plan across River ...

A hybrid of ancient tidal mill and modern hydroelectric plant, the barrage featured a four-bladed turbine 25 feet in diameter. On an outgoing tide, the device generated up to 20 megawatts.

Tidal energy offers several key advantages. It has high energy density, doesn’t depend on weather or sunlight, and has less ...

A tidal power plant could also become a walk and cycle link between Liverpool and Wirral, a report says.

Tidal energy is not a new innovation, but it is one of the more powerful renewable energy options. Balancing the pros and cons, tidal energy is interesting.

The "first of a kind" Mersey Tidal Project proposes the construction of a tidal barrage spanning the River Mersey in northwest England, which is expected to provide "clean" and "predictable ...

Unlike with the tidal stream approach, which places turbines in open water, with a barrage the turbines are built into the structure, which forces the water to pass through the turbines when the ...