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Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy in Nova Scotia
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Matthew Lumley explaing tidal energy at the Fundy Ocean Research Centre - 2
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Tidal energy research at Black Rock in the Bay of Fundy near the Fundy Ocean Research Centre
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Surging tidal water on the horizon at Split Rock in the Bay of Fundy near the Fundy Ocean Research Centre
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Matthew Lumley from the Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy explains how 160 billion tons of water moves in and out of the Bay of Funday every day
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Matthew Lumley explains the amazing tides in the Bay of Fundy - 2
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Matthew Lumley explaining tidal energy at the Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy
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The Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy as seen from the waters of Minas Passage on the Bay of Fundy.
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The churning water at Black Rock with Split Rock visible in the background on the Bay of Fundy – the tide can rise 45 feet and move at 5 metres per second
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Guides Randy Corcoran and Sandy Graham touring us around Black Rock in the Bay of Fundy - 2
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The amazing Churning water at Black Rock on the Bay of Fundy – this spring tide reached 45 feet and featured currents of 5 metres per second
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Sandy Graham telling the story of the Maiden's Cave in the Bay of Fundy by Black Rock - 4
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Sandy Graham telling the story of the Maiden's Cave in the Bay of Fundy by Black Rock
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Under sea cable at the FORCE tidal energy site in Bay of Fundy can carry up to 64 megawatts of tidal electrcity to a substation on the hill
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The substation on the hill provides room for 64 megawatt of grid connected tidal energy at Bay of Fundy
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The substation on the hill provides room for 64 megawatt of grid connected tidal energy at Bay of Fundy
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Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy
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Grid connections for tidal energy at Bay of Fundy - there's room for 64 megawatts of tidal energy projects