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Offshore wind energy has various advantages. Researchers and wind energy advocates are setting their sights on the potential for harnessing the relatively consistent and powerful winds of the deepwater ocean. Companies like Pacific Crest Transformers is working towards a clean energy economy too. Visit its website and learn more on the renewable energy market and the role of energy-efficient transformers.
pacificcresttrans 1 year ago
CETO...look it up
anthony9thompson 2 years ago
normal wind turbines are much more efficient than this system. because normal wind turbines use lift forces, this one use only drag.
there is so many movings parts, I'd give less than 1 year life expectancy.
it's so close to the water, everything gets wet, and rust in 3 months
the designer forgot the waves, when there is wind ther are waves, and that thing would capsize pretty quick. nice video, but don't bother make a prototype, it's definitely not the technology that will save the world.
enicao 2 years ago
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iknowyoux 2 years ago
One Problem: It is not tall enough. On ground level, there is less wind than in about 100m above. So you should build it in large scale. :)
privatiersliving 3 years ago 3
That is really interesting.
Nice work.
KabaFAN 3 years ago
Can you think of a more effecient way to crunch a fish into a million pieces, I can't
downtowndavidmiller 4 years ago
since when do fish swim 1 foot above the sea level?
Aussiemoo 3 years ago 4
How about using a blender? Or a stick of dynamite?
Seriously though, the title reads WIND energy, not wave energy.
AlumniWeaver 3 years ago