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tidal energy

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tidal energy [′tīd·əl ′en·ər·jē]
(oceanography)
The energy in a tide flowing from a basin into an open sea.


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This array--which could eventually include as many as 300 turbines--is expected to be the first grid-connected, multi-turbine source of tidal energy in the world.
There will also be provision for photovoltaic systems and a series of external exhibits that harness wind, solar and tidal energy, to disseminate the message of environmental responsibility.
Renewable Generation Strategies of Europe's Utilities, 2006-2011' carefully analyzes the strategies of Europe's largest utilities in the areas of wind power, biopower, solar PV, solar CSP, wave and tidal energy, small hydro power, and geothermal.
 
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