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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

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 ...