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Swansea Bay City Region has called upon the private sector to lead the development of the Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon project.
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Over the years, UK electricity generation has been dependent upon various technologies. For much of
A “Tidal Lagoon Taskforce” has convened in Wales to enable local and national authorities, as well as community and business leaders, to consider the full suite of options for financing and delivering Swansea Bay tidal lagoon independent to Westminster.
Newquay-based Global OTEC Resources has received a £140,000 grant to help develop the company’s concept
Simec Atlantis Energy (SAE) has unveiled the design for what it claims will be the
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has predicted the North of Scotland could be set for an explosion in renewables in a new report setting out a range of credible scenarios for the future of energy in the area.
A Scottish tidal turbine has generated more power over the past year than the entire wave and tidal energy sectors in Scotland in the 12 years prior to its launch in 2016.
Two-thirds of people would like to see the market share of the big six energy suppliers broken up to allow cleaner, locally owned energy systems to grow, a survey has found.
Scottish consumers will need to make significant changes to the way they use energy if government emissions targets are to be met, a study has found.
The government has kick-started moves to open up electricity capacity market auctions to solar and wind generation.
However novel and appealing the proposal is… the costs that would be incurred would be
More than 5,500 churches, including 15 cathedrals, have switched to 100 per cent renewable energy
It’s once again the time of year when National Grid gazes deep into its crystal
The developer behind plans to build a £1.3 billion tidal lagoon plant in Swansea Bay has accused the government of distorting figures used to justify its decision not to back the scheme.
The government has announced it will not support the £1.3 billion Swansea Bay tidal lagoon project. What does this mean for tidal lagoon power? David Blackman investigates.
The Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult has appointed the Crown Estate’s director of energy, minerals
The developer of the Swansea Bay tidal lagoon has responded vehemently to the announcement by the business and energy secretary, Greg Clark, that the government will not support the £1.3 billion pathfinder project.
The government will not back plans for Swansea’s pioneering tidal lagoon power plant based on figures showing that nuclear and offshore wind can generate the same amount of electricity at a third of the cost.
Plans to build a pioneering tidal lagoon power plant off the south Wales coast look
