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Liverpool Authority to Approve Major Tidal Power Project on River Mersey

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The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority will be asked to approve proposals for a vast tidal power project spanning 1.5 miles of the River Mersey, between Bromborough in Wirral and Otterspool in Liverpool. This project, championed by Steve Rotheram, aims to advance to engineering, environmental, and commercial planning ahead of a Development Consent Order application. The preferred location was chosen after a technical appraisal, which also recommended refining the barrage to align with navigation channels.

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The approval would allow the project to move toward a final investment decision, potentially transforming regional energy infrastructure. Steve Rotheram stated that the project has the potential to be genuinely transformational for the region and the country.

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