Wind turbines have become a familiar sight in the modern renewable energy landscape. Now, a lesser-known but equally promising technology is making waves—underwater turbines. Also known as tidal or marine current turbines, these devices harness the predictable power of ocean currents and tidal flows to generate continuous electricity, offering a reliable alternative to wind and solar power.
In this article for Vision for Sustainable Events, Tim Benson, Chair of Powerful Thinking, shares his expertise on the mechanics, advantages, and challenges of tidal energy.