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Minas Passage tidal power off to bumpy start, figures show
Latest figures obtained by Warktimes show that in its first seven weeks of operation, the 2MW Cape Sharp tidal turbine sold only 5.4 megawatt hours of electricity to Nova Scotia Power (NSP). That’s equivalent to 2.7 hours of production at full … Continue reading
Commercial tidal power a long way off, timeline suggests
My review of events in the development of Fundy tidal power since 2008 reveals that politicians and developers have consistently underestimated the challenges involved in converting the world’s highest tides into affordable electricity. I’ve published a year-by-year listing of events … Continue reading
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Tagged Alstom, Anna Redden, Atlantis Resources, Chris Campbell, Dana Morin, David Krohn, FORCE, Fundy tidal power, Nova Scotia Power, OpenHydro
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