The article discusses various aspects of tidal power, including its economic feasibility, mathematical modeling of tidal regimes, sedimentation patterns, and environmental effects. It also covers the design and construction of tidal power plants, as well as the integration of tidal energy into public electricity supply. The researchers explore different methods for harnessing tidal energy, such as pumped-storage systems and straight flow turbines. Additionally, the article addresses the corrosion behavior of materials used in marine environments and the performance of concrete structures in tidal power developments.