Progress in wave and tidal current technology

  • J. Weilepp
  • Vol. 15 - Issue 4, 2009

The oceans represent one of the most challenging environments for the installation of a powerplant. The increasing demand for energy as well as concerns about the emission of greenhouse gases and the scarcity of new renewable energy sources require engineering to find ways to exploit this challenging energy form.

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