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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsUsing sea waves to generate electricity
http://www.coppetv.coppe.ufrj.br/media/usina-de-ondas-em-ingles/embed_player
This is incredibly cool and inovative. A renewable energy source. You will need to hit the English translation on the website.
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Using sea waves to generate electricity (Original Post)
Bayard
Jun 2019
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N_E_1 for Tennis
(9,734 posts)1. Cool as heck...
The tides go in
The tides go out
Well light up your towns
If you put us out.
MineralMan
(146,317 posts)2. Excellent. Scaleable and simple.
zipplewrath
(16,646 posts)3. Kinda odd
If the constant waves are caused by the trade winds, why not just put up a wind mill?
customerserviceguy
(25,183 posts)5. Rich people
don't like to look at them from their houses on the ocean. They won't like these, either.
Duppers
(28,125 posts)6. Yep but why not both?
zipplewrath
(16,646 posts)7. I'm curious on costs
These thing sound expensive but I suppose they could be very cheap and easy to maintain.
dameatball
(7,398 posts)4. Very interesting. Good for them and maybe the rest of us someday.
Duppers
(28,125 posts)8. Finally, a country using this.
Our eastern u.s. coast is subjected to hurricanes so it'd be impractical here. I read about these models years ago - so glad to see them working.
corbettkroehler
(1,898 posts)9. I Have A Solar Home But Like Wave Energy Better
It is the best option for renewable energy of all because it is driven by the moon, with a gravitational pull unaffected by atmospheric pollution or water saturation.