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Renewable energy from tides: Cape Cod Canal project tests tidal power

Renewable energy from tides: Cape Cod Canal project tests tidal power
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Tidal Turbine And Oceanographic Sensors To Be Installed

Tidal Turbine And Oceanographic Sensors To Be Installed
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Company applies to FERC for Angoon tidal power evaluation - May 16, 2021

Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada s oil and gas industry Company applies to FERC for Angoon tidal power evaluation Kristen Nelson Petroleum News Littoral Power Systems Inc. has applied to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for a preliminary permit for a tidal power project at Kootznahoo Inlet near Angoon on Admiralty Island in Southeast Alaska. This is one of two preliminary tidal power permit applications in Alaska that FERC is consi.. [additional news subjects in this story] Proposed project

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Swimming With the SHARKS: NREL Makes a Splash at 2020 ARPA-E Funding Round

Swimming With the SHARKS: NREL Makes a Splash at 2020 ARPA-E Funding Round Dec. 17, 2020 NREL s work on four ARPA-E SHARKS projects is helping pave the way to the cost-competitive marine energy of the future. Photo by George Desipris, Pexels Hydrokinetic energy contained in tides, rivers, and ocean currents is renewable, reliable, abundant, and forecastable. Yet despite the long list of pros, a major strike against this promising, sustainable energy source is cost, stemming from both the challenging operating environment as well as the technical challenges of device deployment. With an expected $35 million in funding to dole out to high-risk, high-reward technologies

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