
Professor John Robertson OBA
In the Independent yesterday, not in any Scottish newspaper or broadcaster, the above and:
A tidal turbine submerged off the Scottish coast has achieved a significant milestone, operating continuously for more than six years to harness the power of ocean tides for electricity. This remarkable durability, with the unit spinning approximately 40 metres (44 yards) below the surface, underscores the technology’s commercial viability.
According to the trade association Ocean Energy Europe, maintaining a large, grid-scale turbine in such a harsh marine environment for this duration is a record. This longevity is crucial, as it helps pave the way for the development of larger tidal energy farms and significantly enhances the sector’s appeal to investors. The proven resilience of the technology mitigates the prohibitive costs that would arise if turbines required frequent removal for maintenance.
If the Independent was notified of this then so were all the Scottish media outlets and they chose to ignore it. You know why.

I was involved with this project at the very early stages of the tests, and knew then it would be a success. Tidal power has an excellent future
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Read this in ‘The National’ today…
JohnH
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Ditto…
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