This report provides a detailed analysis of tidal energy, focusing on its generation, development costs, and various considerations for implementation. It explores how tidal power is harnessed from ocean tides to generate electricity, emphasizing the role of gravity from the sun and moon in creating tidal waves. The report discusses the high initial investment costs of tidal power plants compared to other renewable sources, while also highlighting their low operational costs and reliability. It covers the locations of tidal energy plants, including La Rance in France and the Sihwa Lake power station in South Korea, and addresses social and environmental impacts, such as effects on marine life, navigation, and the potential for noise pollution. Health and safety considerations, including the need for protective measures for workers and the environmental benefits of reducing reliance on fossil fuels, are also discussed. The report concludes by examining the economic benefits, such as job creation and revenue generation from tourism, while also emphasizing the need for safety protocols to mitigate risks associated with the operation of tidal power plants.