This document discusses harnessing energy from ocean sources like tides and waves. Tidal power uses the rise and fall of tides to generate electricity through tidal barrages and turbines. The gravitational pull of the moon and sun cause tides. Tidal power sites currently exist in France and Canada. Wave power captures energy directly from ocean surface waves and pressure fluctuations below. Devices like nodding ducks and oscillating wave surge converters can be used to generate electricity from wave motion. India has potential tidal power sites along its coasts and should invest more in research and development of non-conventional energy sources to reduce dependence on imports and greenhouse gas emissions.