Australia Rides the Tide Toward a Wave Energy Future
A new report finds wave energy could supply 11 percent of Australia’s electricity by 2050. […]
A new report finds wave energy could supply 11 percent of Australia’s electricity by 2050. […]
Carpets and mud don’t usually make a good pairing, but a new energy-harvesting “carpet” takes its inspiration directly from, yes, mud. Currently under study at the University of California, Berkeley, the rug-like device would mimic the ability of muddy sea floors to absorb energy from ocean waves, and it … [continued]
OTE Corporation and Bahamas Electricity Company, announced that they signed a memo of understanding for the further development of the world’s first two commercial ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) plants, sited in the Bahamas. More on OTEC…