The underwater 'kites' generating electricity as they move

1 December 2021 by Marcus Gordon

Energy

Aircraft looking "tidal kites" will generate electricity from the ocean's tidal power, as tested at the Faroe Islands over the past year providing power to the islands.

The technology has been developed by Swedish engineering firm Minesto, with larger versions of the tidal kites being rolled out in 2022.

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