Scotland Set Yet Another Record for Renewable Energy
Even if the water temperatures were enticing, which they’re not, you still wouldn’t want to swim in the channel north of Scotland that separates the Atlantic from the North Sea (pictured). The tides are fearsome, characteristic of all ocean shorelines on Earth at extreme latitudes.
That’s what enabled our friends in the land of kilts, bagpipes, haggis, and single malt whiskey to set a record in August, generating 700 megawatt-hours of electricity from tidal generators. Great going.
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