New Marine Energy Harvesting Devices Are (Finally) Heaving Into View
Wake-up time for marine energy is finally here, in the form of new devices that harvest the natural motion of waves, tides, and currents.
Wake-up time for marine energy is finally here, in the form of new devices that harvest the natural motion of waves, tides, and currents.
A new material could help make clean energy technologies, like the tidal energy turbines pictured here, even more sustainable.
Wave energy conversion devices will tap into an infinite supply of ocean power, if all goes according to plan.
New Study Identifies Cost-Effective Options To Tether Devices to Ocean Floor
Maerk’s dual-fuel ships, when they run on methanol at all, will be very unlikely to be burning green methanol directly, at least not for a long time.
Wave energy is the next frontier on the US renewable energy landscape, with California racing to grab the pole position and New Jersey playing catch-up.
Enter the Electrifying World of the Water Power Testing Team From the outside, the Flatirons Campus looks a bit empty, even moonlike — a flat desert plateau with a few roads leading to boxy, modular, warehouse-like buildings. But inside, there is a whir of activity. This is where the future … [continued]
Renewable Energy Discovery Island Offers Closer Look at Power Beneath the Waves
Researchers Help Seven Marine Energy Companies Prepare for the Ocean If you tried the egg drop challenge as a kid, this is what you might remember: You built a vessel from straws, cotton balls, and other bits and bobs. Then, you nestled a raw egg inside. And finally, the most … [continued]
New Study Could Help Countries Better Estimate How Much Power Their Waters Carry Measuring Wave Energy