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Japan’s Renewable Energy Leap: Proteus Marine Unveils First Megawatt-Scale Tidal Turbine – Impact Lab

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Japan’s renewable energy ambitions have taken a significant step forward with the successful deployment of the AR1100 tidal turbine by Proteus Marine Renewables. Situated in the Naru Strait, between the Goto Islands in Nagasaki Prefecture, this milestone installation marks Japan’s first megawatt-scale grid-connected tidal energy system. The AR1100 turbine, with a capacity of 1.1 MW, […]

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Japan’s Renewable Energy Leap: Proteus Marine Unveils First Megawatt-Scale Tidal Turbine – Impact Lab

Japan’s renewable energy ambitions have taken a significant step forward with the successful deployment of the AR1100 tidal turbine by Proteus Marine Renewables. Situated in the Naru Strait, between the Goto Islands in Nagasaki Prefecture, this milestone installation marks Japan’s first megawatt-scale grid-connected tidal energy system. The AR1100 turbine, with a capacity of 1.1 MW, […]

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