Alaska Tidal Energy: New Study Shows Alaska’s Cook Inlet Could Power 70,000 Homes

CleanTechnica
By US Department of EnergyMay 6, 2024, 8:36 am62 pts
Much of Alaska is empty—of humans, at least. Vast tundra and forest separate cities and villages, dividing the state into more than 150 isolated power grids. The largest of these grids, known as the Railbelt, carries 70% of the state’s electrical energy to about three-quarters of its population. Today, that…

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