Wave Star working prototype proving the harvest of energy from waves

[ChrisD4335]

also they have to tern it off for high waves, so it only works in ideal conditions, something thats not all tat common

[ChrisD4335]

its interesting but the sea is often calm and calm sea=no power, i don't think it can meet our energy needs

[DeadHappyFilm]

Why don't they let the thing rock as a whole. That would make it make more energy I think.

[WavestarDK]

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[Justwantahover]

It's the best concept. It's simple, hardy, powerful and there is little permanent water contact. All the working bits are (more-or-less) high-and-dry!

[kalizhadainc]

Amazing simply amazing, while the world is distracted with Bieber and Gaga, world changing innovations like this are underway, Team WaveStar! Can't wait till that IPO comes out.

[Jesus45U]

It's strange how little exposure this project has gotten, because as far as I can see, it seem to be one of the most likely projects to succeed.

[Extreke]

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