Seabased AB and Fortum are going to construct the world’s largest wave power plant. This is a renewable source of energy, which will provide customer, society as well as other stakeholders with reliable energy. The Sweden Energy Agency is supporting this mega project with a grant. It was only today, that the full financial support [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, February 6, 2010
Renewable energy is creating an artificial reef. The structures for wave and offshore wind energy are likely going to increase the volume of fish in the surrounding of these various technologies. These mega structures create a reef-like environment which encourages crabs, barnacles, blue mussels and other fish to gather around the design. This was found [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, December 8, 2009
America is gradually becoming a leader as energy innovator, by replacing thousands of acres previously having military installation of renewable technology. This is a step towards achieving targets. Pentagon is going for a long-term strategy to reduce greenhouse gases by deploying renewable sources of energy. The solar installation in California’s Mojave Desert and minor initiative [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, December 3, 2009
The Oyster is a new wave energy generator located offshore of Scotland, and according to its manufacturer, is the only ocean hydro electric unit that is producing energy. Renewable energy from wave power became a bit more popular when the Oyster hydro electric unit began generating power to Scotland’s electrical grid only recently. Aquamarine Power [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, November 19, 2009
Much has been discussed and written about the vast potential in store for renewable energy sources like wind, wave and solar energy. The idea would be to replace fossil fuel dependence with these natural and sustainable resources for our future energy needs. These energy options are also critical if we intend to rescue the plant [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, November 7, 2009
Today, the world faces many challenges but the most prevalent among them is the changing climate. The vision we share regarding climate change is of overflowing shorelines, drought, and dying animal life as well as human. It should also include wind turbines on grassy knolls, solar plants capturing the energy from the sun in strategic [...]
Continue reading...Friday, October 23, 2009
When the U.S. Navy wants something, it usually gets it. In this case, it needs a consistent supply of energy along the countries massive coastlines in order to power their undersea surveillance. Wave energy is just the ticket for the U.S. Navy’s search for a reliable source of power supply and the oceans never stop [...]
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
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