Answer:
Water can be used for energy by placing dams in tidal areas.
Step-by-step explanation:
Hydraulic energy is the energy supplied by the movement of water, in all its forms: waterfalls, rivers, sea currents, tides, waves, etc. This movement can be used directly, for example with a water mill, or more commonly be converted, for example into electrical energy in a hydroelectric plant.
Hydraulic energy is in fact a kinetic energy linked to the movement of water as in ocean currents, rivers, tides, waves or the use of potential energy as in the case of waterfalls and dams.