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Tidal energy works on the basic premise of collecting the kinetic energy of water that swirls during tidal intervals and converting it into electrical power that is usable Tidal turbines, which look like huge submarine windmills, are widely employed to do this. These turbines are purposefully placed in areas with strong coastal currents, such as rivers and lakes, straits, or coastal areas.   How it works: Tidal Range and Tidal Cycle: Tidal energy depends on the periodic increase and decrease of tides induced by the moon and the sun's gravitational pulls. The vertical variation between low and high tide ranges is referred to as the tidal range. Tidal cycles happen twice a day, with each cycle spanning around 12 hours and 25 minutes. There are two main ways of extracting tidal energy: Tidal barrage: Water enters the stream as the moon time turbines in the dam evacuate rises and it when the lunar period lowers. Water flowing in and out of the structure turns turbines that g