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In India, tidal energy is producing in the area of

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Answered by Anonymous

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Gujarat government is developing India's first tidal energy plant.

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Answered by Sidyandex

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In India, tidal energy is produced in Gulf of Khambhat, Gulf of Kutch in Gujarat and Gangetic Delta of the Sunderbans in the state West Bengal.

In the first two places respectively 7000 MW and 1200 MW of tidal can be produced.

In the Gangetic delta it is possible to produce 100MW of power.

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