Tidal Power Collection

Engraving depicting the use of tidal power to raise sea water into the water tower from where it was drawn off into
5308949 Engraving depicting the use of tidal power to raise sea water into the water tower from where it was drawn off into tankers (left) for sprinkling on the roads

Millstones inside the Carew Mill. They are surrounded by wooden structures to preserve them. These millstones were used for grinding corn grains

Tide mill, Woodbridge, Suffolk, England. The tide mill at Woodbridge is one of only four in Britain, and is one of the earliest, with records saying that a mill has been on the site since 1170

Carew mill, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK. This is a tidal mill, a type of water mill that is driven by the rise and fall of the tide. There has been a mill on this site since 1541

Alternative energy device
A combined solar power/wave power demonstrator on a river in Beijing, China

Experimental tidal generator, Strangford Lough, County Down, Ulster, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Europe

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Discover the ancient power of the tides at the Tide Mill in Woodbridge, Suffolk, England, where water has turned millstones for centuries. This alternative energy device, a precursor to modern tidal generators, once harnessed the natural ebb and flow of the river Deben. Fast forward to the present day, and tidal power is making a comeback as a renewable and sustainable energy source. Witness the innovation in action with the experimental tidal generator in Strangford Lough, County Down, Ulster, Northern Ireland, featured on the cover of Popular Science Magazine. Meanwhile, at Carew Mill in Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK, the historic tidal mill continues to inspire engineers and scientists to explore the untapped potential of the ocean's rhythmic dance. Join the movement towards a greener future and explore the fascinating world of tidal power.