Sentence examples for lagoon potential from inspiring English sources

"That's why we're showing investors and developers that we're serious about tidal lagoon potential and have started in-depth discussions for what could become the world's first tidal lagoon".

The Swansea Bay tidal lagoon makes an appearance in the coalition's "National Infrastructure Plan" with the government stating its belief that "there may be significant tidal lagoon potential in the UK which is why DECC has started to explore the potential for a future lagoon programme".

Conjugated hormones do not seem to be a major EDC of concern here, which is consistent with previous data from swine sow AFOs; however, given the accumulation of E1-3-S in the solid phase of the lagoon, the potential underestimation of E1-3-S because of analyte instability prior to extraction should not be discounted.

Another Welsh Tory MP, Byron Davies, said the lagoon "has the potential to produce energy that is cheaper than even nuclear and gas", while the Labour MP Paul Flynn said tidal energy was "free, British and of immense power, whereas the source of energy for Hinkley Point is an imported form of fuel that will leave a legacy for all time".

"The Swansea tidal lagoon has the potential for providing 90% of the energy needs of Swansea, will cost £1bn and will generate electricity for 120 years, which is twice as long as Wylfa Newydd is planned for.

I noted the lush quantities of kelp on the sand at the lagoon, teaming with potential food for the plovers.

"Lagoon technology has the potential to provide predictable long-term green energy with an investment lasting over a century.

Tidal lagoon projects have the potential to provide up to 8% of the UK's energy, according to the Department of Energy and Climate Change.

The relatively high phosphate concentrations in the lagoon may have the potential of causing eutrophication thereby reducing the level of oxygen in the lagoon needed by aquatic organisms especially fish for respiration.

It adds: "The government will start closer discussions with Tidal Lagoon Power Ltd to establish whether a potential tidal lagoon project at Swansea Bay is affordable and value for money for consumers (without prejudice to the planning decision on the project); if the project were to progress it could become the first tidal lagoon project in the world".

We believe tidal lagoons have really significant potential in the UK, and could start contributing to UK energy needs as early as the end of the decade.