Experts say Wales has huge potential for generating renewable marine power, yet, so far, ambitious schemes have been ignored
South Stack lighthouse on Holy Island, north Wales: construction on the island’s tidal stream project has just begun.South Stack lighthouse on Holy Island, north Wales: construction on the island’s tidal stream project has just begun.On the stunning and craggy coastline of Holy Island in north, work has started on a construction project to generate energy from one of the world’s greatest untapped energy resources: tidal power.
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