Tidal Lagoon Swansea Bay would be the world’s first man-made energy-generating lagoon and could power over 155,000 homes. Renewable energy is, of course, an area of huge importance and growth.

While tidal power is a relatively new entrant to the renewables landscape, it could represent a boon to the energy transition ...

With the Hinkley C nuclear project looking ever more dicey, and with promises to shut down coal fired generation by 2025, a promised new tidal lagoon In Swansea Bay would come in very useful. So why ...

Britain should go ahead with plans to build what would be the world's first tidal lagoon renewable power project. This is according to a government commissioned review conducted by former energy ...

An independent review of tidal lagoon energy will examine its feasibility, the UK government has said, amid delays to a £1bn project in Swansea. Backers have warned the scheme could be at risk ...

Plans for a £1.3bn tidal lagoon in Swansea Bay will be backed in a government-funded review on Thursday. Charles Hendry will publish his report into the viability of the renewable energy ...

Tidal Lagoon Power – the company behind the development ... An entire island is being powered by solar energy In the proposed development, a large U-shaped wall constructed in Swansea ...

Now, with growing concerns over energy security and volatile gas prices, the spotlight is back on tidal range power—specifically, the potential of a tidal lagoon. The Institution of Civil ...

Green energy company Tidal Lagoon Power on Monday began the official planning process for the proposed 14-mile seawall, which would stretch from Cardiff to Newport and cost up to £6bn.

An independent review of tidal lagoon energy will examine its feasibility, the UK government has said, amid delays to a £1bn project in Swansea. Backers have warned the scheme could be at risk ...