Wave Dragon - Nissum Bredning, Stormy conditions
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best of all...this new kind of energy is totally PERPETUAL....yes, true perpetual energy!
s001boa 2 years ago
WD is nice, however, if you see what we are currently working on using sub-particles from outer space it will blow your mind as our project projected to be complete hopefully within the next half a decade has enough power to power several earth sizes and will totally TRUMP all other green/alternate energy sources combined...we know this already!
s001boa 2 years ago
Wave Dragon plans to deploy a 7 MW Wave Dragon two
to three miles off Milford Haven in Wales in the spring of
2010 and test it for three to five years. It plans to install
10 units between 2011 and 2012 in Portugal, for a total
of 50 MW. In Wales, 10 additional units will be installed in
2013, for a total of 70 MW.
this was in the annual report 2008 of the IEA-OES:
(International Energy Agency
Implementing Agreement
on Ocean Energy Systems) an institute that supports oc.en. projects worldwide
RebelRoland 2 years ago
Very cool project, free energy (after the thing is build and placed) Any idea when it will go into production?
Hmaster3 2 years ago