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Tidal Power - Proceedings of an International Conference on the Utilization of Tidal Power held May 24-29, 1970, at the Atlantic Industrial Research Institute, Nova Scotia Technical College, Halifax, Nova Scotia (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1972)
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Tidal Power - Proceedings of an International Conference on the Utilization of Tidal Power held May 24-29, 1970, at the Atlantic Industrial Research Institute, Nova Scotia Technical College, Halifax, Nova Scotia (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1972)
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At a time when public attention is focused on the environment,
while simultaneously society is increasing at an ever-accelerating
rate its demand electrical power, the possibility of utilizing the
power of the oceans by for pollution free tidal power generation is
most attractive. Tidal power has been used to a limited extent over
several centuries but only recently has any sig nificant effort
been dedicated to realizing some of the vast potential. The first
pilot project at La Rance has now been operating successfully for
several years and the second experimental station using up-dated
construc tion techniques has been in operation at Kislaya Guba
since 1969. These projects have contributed valuable experience and
establish the technical feasibility of this important source of
electrical power, while providing guid ance in those areas
requiring further development to realize economic viability. More
than fifty sites can be readily identified around the world where
tidal power schemes could realistically be developed. With
improvements in technology, this number might well be extended by
utilization of a large number of river estuaries. Such developments
must be considered not only on the basis of the production of
electrical power but also in respect of associated benefits.
Considerable bodies of water would be partially confined, thereby
improving recreational facilities as has already been experienced
at La Rance."
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