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ARTICLE · 20 NOVEMBER 2025

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Marine Energy Task Force Enters Phase 2

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The UK's ambition to become a clean energy superpower is gaining momentum as the Marine Energy Taskforce (MET) enters its second phase.

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The UK's ambition to become a clean energy superpower is gaining momentum as the Marine Energy Taskforce (MET) enters its second phase. As previously reported, this 12-month initiative, commissioned by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), is shaping a roadmap to harness the vast potential of tidal stream and wave energy—estimated at over 30 GW.

The Marine Energy Council, the industry body for the UK's tidal stream and wave energy industries, is overseeing the delivery of this roadmap, working closely with the UK Government and devolved administrations to ensure the roadmap's recommendations are actionable.

Marine energy is more than a renewable resource; it represents a strategic opportunity for economic growth, innovation, and global leadership. With tidal stream projects already achieving over 80% UK supply chain content, the sector is well-positioned to deliver high-value jobs and export opportunities while reinforcing energy security.

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