Nova Scotia continues to be a world leader in tidal energy with the completion of a new $1.3-million visitor centre and the arrival of the subsea power cables required to deliver electricity from the Bay of Fundy to Nova Scotia homes and businesses. Learn more...
The province is hosting an international tidal energy symposium, representatives from Canada, U.S.A., U.K. and Korea will discuss technology in the Bay of Fundy and around the world. Learn more...
The most recognized tidal energy R&D sites on the planet are combining forces to make their research efforts smarter, faster, and more coordinated. Learn more...
Atlantis scheduled to test their one-megawatt AK-1000 Mark II turbine at FORCE in 2012. Learn more...
NS Power and OpenHydro recover device - the first recovery in the world of a commercial-scale, gravity based tidal turbine. Learn more...
The government of Canada contributes $20 million; plus $11-million contract for subsea cables will give FORCE the largest offshore transmission capacity of any in-stream tidal energy site in the world. Learn more...
Province extends deadline to November 22 for fourth berth at FORCE. Learn more...
Nova Scotians are invited to share their views on the province's marine renewable energy future through a consultation process. Learn more...
RFP invites proposals for a fourth berth. Learn more...
FORCE invites the public to learn more about the 10 km transmission line connecting the project to the power grid. Learn more...