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1 year ago

Advantages of using tidal power include _____. no air pollution tides are predictable low environmental impact all of these

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Katena32 [7]1 year ago

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Answer:

short answer: ALL OF THESE

Explanation:

lana66690 [7]1 year ago

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Advantages of using tidal power include no air pollution, no air pollution and low environmental impact.

<h3>What is Tidal Power?</h3>

The rush of ocean waters during tide changes is what generates tidal energy. A renewable energy source is tidal energy.

In places with a wide tidal range—the distance between high tide and low tide—engineers devised methods to harness tidal movement to generate power during the 20th century. Each technique turns tidal energy into electricity using specialised generators.

Production of tidal energy is still in its infancy. So yet, hardly much electricity has been generated. There aren't many commercial-scale tidal power facilities in operation worldwide. The first was at France's La Rance. The Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Station in South Korea is the biggest facility. There are very few places in the United States where tidal energy might be generated at a competitive price and no tidal plants. Russia, Canada, France, England, and China have the most potential for using this kind of energy.

Advantages of using tidal power include no air pollution, no air pollution and low environmental impact.

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