Stuart Murphy, founder and inventor of TPGen24, took time out recently to speak to Sky News about why Tidal power is the answer to achieving base load energy. He explained to Sky’s Ian King why the new Prime Minister should take a closer look at Tidal and why Great Britain

TPGen24’s founder, Stuart Murphy took to the airwaves this morning, discussing his disappointment with the Government’ new Energy Security Strategy and lamenting that once more, tidal energy had missed out. Not only did he tell BBC Radio Merseyside’s Paul Salt which tidal range energy is the only realistic solution to

In Utility Week’s insightful article about hydrogen capture, Stuart puts forward his perspective on the challenges facing hydrogen capture scaling, and why tidal can, and will, make it viable. To find out more: Breaking hydrogen’s ‘chicken and egg’ cycle

Today, TPGen24’s founder and inventor, Stuart Murphy was the subject of a wide-ranging interview with major national broadsheet, The Irish Times. In the conversation he had with the publication’s journalist he outlined how our prime focus should be towards achieving 100% green baseload electricity and why tidal range offers the

COP 26 lived up to my expectations of a high profile circus of political platitudes and big policy statements, translating into little meaningful action. The fact that Putin and Jinping did not attend hamstrung the conference from the very outset. Ultimately, it was pointless to have a globally significant event

The Energy Dashboard is an incredibly useful tool, highlighting Great Britain’s energy generation over a 48 hour period. Constantly updated, it shows fluctuations between resources used. It’s made for interesting reading over the last few weeks. Specifically, it has perfectly captured that, when the wind doesn’t blow and the sun

TPGen24 was recently featured by New Civil Engineer. See why Stuart Murphy said that now is the time for tidal power to come to the forefront of the energy mix: Tidal energy: it’s a much discussed, yet significantly underappreciated subject, despite the fact these projects could deliver huge benefits to

Charles Hendry’s Independent Review of Tidal Lagoons was published in 2016, highlighting the important role Tidal energy has to play in the UK’s energy mix.The former Minister of State for the Department of Energy and Climate Change could hardly have higher credentials when it comes to making informed judgements on

Numerical analysis has been carried out at a concept level on this novel tidal lagoon system. Initially, a 0D modelling approach was adopted to coarsely optimise plant operation parameters and estimate the energy yield from the proposed concept. Following the 0D studies, a more detailed and higher fidelity 1D model

Over 198 countries have a coastline with about 40% of the World’s population living within 100km of the coast. With no base material or transportation costs, facts which show why Tidal energy is – and will continue to be – the “go to” source of green energy worldwide.  Considering solutions