A £1 billion tidal lagoon project within Swansea Bay will become a reality as the UK government has given consent for its construction. The tidal lagoon will generate multiple benefits, providing clean renewable energy and recreational, leisure and tourism facilities for cycling, walking, angling, rowing and sailing to help create investment and job opportunities. The development of the tidal lagoon opens the door for new energy infrastructure projects to help address climate change and boost the UK economy. For more information follow the links below.
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UK Government consents construction of Tidal Lagoon in Swansea Bay
by NWCF on June 10, 2015
Tags: Climate change, coast, economy, energy, Government, recreation, renewables, sustainable, Tourism, Wales
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