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Giant Sea Snake Renewable Electricity Generation

Huge Energy Producing Machine From Wave Power. See Powergen and E-on Website for more info. The following excerpt is from the e-on website: Site Statistics West Wave Location Wave Hub, 10 miles ...  
 
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tool5150 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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efficient would be good but lets face it if we could use geothermal, tidal, solar ,wind and wave power instead of burning fossil fuels and nuclear energy we would be way ahead of where we are now.
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Oh believe me tool, I am still very interested in ways to raise the bar for wind, hydro, and tidal power generation.




On another note, after my correction to his comment, I think poor Isbus may feel like we are picking on him. Poor guy. :)
tool5150 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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lol you think a nuclear power plant is efficient and not complex lol
rock3tcat (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Actually it's 40% for the Stirling engine. :)
Auslander999 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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@rock3tcat Curious, where did you see this? Because it was only up to 37% on a good year according to Popular Mechanics. I have the magazine here at my house.
rock3tcat (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Well that's what my thermodynamics professor said. Btw. I'm a Mech. Engineering student. :)
Auslander999 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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@rock3tcat Just because your professor says so, the company that Popular Mechanics interviewed has said otherwise. It's in the November 2008 issue. I've been an electrician since 1991 and involved with alternative energy. Good luck with school. :)
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Thanks.
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@Auslander999 Ocean Navitas Ltd can be added to that bibliography.

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