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Uploaded by on Feb 11, 2008

http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/efficiencity
A silent but informative introduction to how wave power works. The power in our seas is vast - and wave power is at an innovative stage. According to government and industry figures, wave and tidal power combined could meet 12.5 per cent of today's electricity demand - economically and practically - by 2025.It's an opportunity we can't afford to let slip.

To find out more visit: http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/efficiencity

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  • Apparently, a 30MW wavefarm would occupy around one square km of ocean and produce enough power for over 20,000 homes.

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  • Same thing happened to me last Friday night

  • how much energy can be tapped from wind- and watermovement (as well as solar energy - including the indirect forms like biogas) without getting a negative result for the environment - globally?

  • wow thanks, helped alot

  • Very cool

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  • adding heat absorption technology to this device may prevent hurricanes.

  • @pewpewmigoo us keep massacring innocent people around the world for oil,whem world peace and better future in avadiable now, for all humanity,its just a choice no more,you live in the hearth of a diabolic empire,its your responsability to make your country the world most powerfull progress builder not the world most powerfull criminal,become a revolutionary and change your f..ing illuminati goverment,i hate your goverment but I dont hate americans,you change and I´ll be with U.hai from Peru

  • @pewpewmigoo and when your big oil is over, what next?

  • I like this idea. It is sustainable and can run 24/7 - not like solar which runs only when the sun is up and clouds do not interfere or windmills which depends on wind which can be highly erratic or variable.

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