Tide mills are a fascinating topic! I practice energy law so I'm working with modern-day tidal power by day, but with my twin loves of history and adventure, I enjoy exploring the coast hunting for old tide mill sites. There were once dozens within a ten-mile radius of my house, so I have plenty of great places to paddle nearby.

Readers of this forum might enjoy my blog, where I write about (and take pictures of) historic tide mill sites around the coast:
http://energypolicyupdate.blogspot.com/

Keep me in the loop on any future activity put on by the Tide Mill Institute!

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Hi! nice clean site...I'll be presenting on Maine's ocean energy 'activity' at the confer. I'll cover some 'restorations' of old tidal ponds and the difficulty of obtaining a 'pilot permit' from FERC.

I'm also working with local water districts on restoring hydro plants.

Ref. www.katahdinEnergyWorks.com