Article | REF: D4005 V1

Electricity generation from renewable sources

Author: Bernard MULTON

Publication date: May 10, 2003

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6. Marine currents and tidal power generation

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In certain favored areas, it's possible to exploit the great amplitudes of the tides (around 2 cycles per day) and recover a considerable amount of energy, but to do so requires building dams and modifying the configuration of coastal sites. For this reason, there have been very few achievements in the world, and by far the largest is the Rance tidal power plant with 24 10 MW units, it produces around...

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