Tidal energy firm Nova Innovation has won a seabed lease to develop its ‘largest’ tidal energy array to date

The funding will support the development of advanced turbine technology that would cut the cost of tidal energy by 30%

Nova Innovation will install its technology in a strait that has reportedly one of the strongest tidal currents in Indonesia

It will fund the manufacturing and distribution of the Edinburgh-based firm’s innovative subsea tidal turbines and boost its presence across the UK and expand into new global markets

The Scottish firm will develop the first European assembly line to mass manufacture tidal turbines

They will combine their expertise to drive the rapid scale-up of installed capacity in the tidal energy sector in the UK and France

An EV charging point on the island of Yell in Shetland is claimed to be the UK’s first that allows drivers to fill up from a tidal energy source

A 3MW subsea turbine project will support the production of Scotch whisky distilled by tidal power

The project is claimed to turn Bardsey Island into the world’s first ‘blue energy’ island which could be entirely powered by wave energy

A total of 15 turbines will be installed which will generate enough electricity to power around 600 homes