Turning the tides: Could hidden sea power energise our coastal towns?
A Scottish engineer developed a small, affordable tidal energy generator that could provide power to coastal communities. The device, called the Swimmer Turbine, is designed to be built and installed by local people. It offers a new way to harness ocean energy in a simple and accessible way.
An engineer created a small tidal energy generator that can be built and installed by local communities. The device is designed to be simple and cost-effective.
It provides a sustainable energy source for coastal areas, helping reduce reliance on traditional energy and supporting local economies.
It shows how local innovation can empower communities and create practical solutions for energy needs.
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