The Welsh government has resurrected the idea of building a tidal range electricity generation project along the Welsh coastline.
It has decided to undertake a market engagement exercise with contractors to gauge interest in delivering the tidal lagoon, with the winner possibly receiving financial support from the Welsh government.
Then business and energy secretary Greg Clack scrapped a £1.3bn plan proposed for Swansea Bay that would have involved building a six-mile-long horseshoe-shaped seawall dotted with 16 underwater turbines in 2018.
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