New paper quantifies the annual variation in tidal stream energy over the 18.6 year lunar nodal cycle, at Ramsey Sound (Wales), Fromveur Strait and Alderney Race (both France).
https://t.co/73g5V2ye9o
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Interesting article in @ConversationUK highlights the challenges in phasing down fossil fuels whilst building up clean energy capacity:
https://t.co/bM9XqCycGr
NewScientist newsletter 'Fix The Planet' considers how tidal stream power can compliment wind, solar etc. after the recent government subsidy support announcement...https://t.co/9zHUi9Yxgu
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New @ConversationUK article looks at how tidal stream power can play a role in the UK's transition to #netzero, whilst helping to cover #windpower when the wind stops blowing, like we saw this August/September. https://t.co/kc0pmgWWAh
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New paper assesses the contribution tidal stream power can make to the UK’s net-zero transition. Evidence provided supports the conclusion that tidal stream turbines can generate 11% of the UK’s current electricity demand. Open access found here: https://t.co/GwS0Cl1OXO
New research from @PlymUni has found that 'tidal stream power' could produce as much as 11% of the UK's current annual electricity. Would you welcome these underwater turbines to Devon's coast? Listen live Wednesday 7.45am https://t.co/zBJlOUJFk9 Pic: Nova Innovation
TIGER EVENT INVITATION: #TIGERproject event to provide insights into collaborative opportunities between industry & academia to further the development of #tidal stream #energy.
Free to attend on 8 September, in person at @PlymUni or online. Register now: https://t.co/e4GtAZNDuc
Upcoming event hosted by the Tidal Stream Industry Energiser (TIGER) project: This session will provide insights into collaborative opportunities between industry and academia to further the development of tidal stream energy. Register for free here: https://t.co/7dia7rdoun
@RobJMFlynn@InterregTiger Thanks Rob. We are looking to extend this work to optimising arrays not only to reduce cost of energy, but also to minimise environmental impact, which we hope will help to engage with the consenting process. This has already started here: https://t.co/v0PQataHI2
New paper quantifies the technical, economic and environmental performance of hybrid systems that use either tidal stream or wind turbines, alongside short-term storage and back up oil generators. Published here https://t.co/OckkoHyGZT
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New paper in @JMSE_MDPI investigates the potential for UK tidal range energy schemes to provide continuous power. Paper led by Lucas Mackie with Matt Piggott and @AAngeloudis. Published here: https://t.co/JK4PlJnpx2