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Tidal Energy Could Cover 57% of US Electricity Demand, NREL Study Finds
Haley Zaremba is an energy journalist and researcher with more than a decade of professional experience covering global energy systems, land and natural resources, and… An Alaska-based tidal energy company is testing a new kind of small…
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A recent study by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory suggests that tidal energy could meet nearly six out of ten US electricity demands. The study's findings imply that harnessing tidal power could be a significant contributor to the country's decarbonization efforts. However, the practicality of this potential remains to be seen, as the study's results are based on theoretical models rather than real-world implementations. The development of small, modular turbines, such as those being tested off the coast of Massachusetts, may be a crucial step in making tidal energy a viable option for commercial scaling.
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