Tidal power is one of the few stand-out choices available to Japan if it wants to build a renewable and domestic energy supply.
A Japanese company is set to drop an enormous machine into the ocean to generate power that, in theory, is unlimited.
is heavily reliant on importing oil and natural gas from elsewhere. In fact, the country's reliance on fossil fuel power increased between 2010 and 2016 from 81 percent to 89 percent, Japanese government data shows., shrinking from 11.2 percent to less than one percent. A stock photo shows a giant wave crashing. A Japanese company is aiming to generate tidal energy using giant turbines.This leaves tidal power as one of the few remaining stand-out choices if Japan wants to build a renewable and domestic energy supply.
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