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Technological Innovations and Climate Change: Tidal Power

Inquiry

The Environmental Audit Committee is conducting an overarching inquiry looking at technological innovations which could contribute to tackling climate change. Each part of the inquiry looks at a specific technology currently in use or in development and considers its potential and how Government policy can facilitate the UK making the best and most cost-effective use of that technology.

This inquiry will be an opportunity to highlight UK-based examples of innovation and excellence, and the Committee is particularly keen to hear from those at the cutting edge of each sector.

Read the call for evidence for more information about this inquiry.

Reports, special reports and government responses

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27 January 2021
Inquiry Technological Innovations and Climate Change: Tidal Power
Witnesses Independent Review of Tidal Lagoons
Committees Environmental Audit Committee
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27 January 2021
Inquiry Technological Innovations and Climate Change: Tidal Power
Witnesses UK Marine Energy Council, British Hydropower Association, Tidal Range Alliance, British Hydropower Association, European Marine Energy Centre, and Orbital Marine Power
Committees Environmental Audit Committee
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TIP0003 - Technological Innovations and Climate Change: Tidal Power
Witnesses Orbital Marine Power
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TIP0031 - Technological Innovations and Climate Change: Tidal Power
Witnesses Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult
Committees Environmental Audit Committee
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TIP0032 - Technological Innovations and Climate Change: Tidal Power
Witnesses RSPB
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