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Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Station ie as one-way power generation. This slightly unconventional and relatively inefficient approach has been chosen to balance a complex mix of existing land use, water use, conservation, environmental and power generation considerations. The station's mean operating tidal range is , with a spring tidal range of . The working basin area was originally intended to be and has been reduced by land reclamation and freshwater dykes to , likely to be reduced further. The power station was built in 2011 and started to operate in 2012. The project cost US$560 million was borne by the South Korean Government. After the