Fish pass facilities at the Severnaya tidal plant

  • A.V. Ivanov, G.G. Filipov, I.N. Usachev and V.G. Gavrilov
  • Vol. 16 – Tidal Special, 2009

This article discusses the negative effects of tidal powerplants on aquatic biological resources and ways of minimizing these effects by constructing fish protection facilities. The passage of fish through tidal projects and fish protection involves a number of new and specific challenges as compared with run-of-river projects, where such problems have already been addressed for more than 50 years.

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