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Japan has installed its first-ever megawatt-scale tidal energy turbine, the 1.1 MW AR1100, in the fast-flowing Naru Strait—marking a historic leap in ocean-powered clean energy.

Developed by Proteus Marine Renewables, the turbine uses sophisticated blade pitch and yaw control systems to capture energy from underwater tidal currents, which are driven by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun.

What makes this technology especially fascinating is its ability to generate electricity from the rise and fall of the tides, a completely predictable force that delivers power with clockwork precision—unlike wind or solar.

The AR1100 is connected to the local grid via subsea cable and will help power the Goto Islands, significantly reducing reliance on diesel and other fossil fuels.

This milestone places Japan at the forefront of marine energy innovation and underscores tidal power’s potential as a stable, long-term solution for coastal and island communities.

Honda has just unveiled its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell, and it’s faster, stronger, and more efficient than ever! This cutting-edge system delivers 3X the power density, 2X the durability, and slashes production costs by 50%, making hydrogen a serious competitor in the EV space.
But it’s not just for cars! Honda’s fuel cell tech is set to revolutionize trucks, buses, construction equipment, ships, and even aerospace. With fast refueling (under 5 minutes), long-range capability (comparable to diesel engines), and zero emissions, it offers a sustainable alternative to battery-electric vehicles, especially for industries that demand high power and long operational hours.
Honda is also exploring stationary fuel cell power generation, which could provide clean, hydrogen-based electricity for homes, businesses, and remote locations. As governments push for carbon neutrality, could this breakthrough put hydrogen back in the spotlight?

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