WAVE ENERGY 🌊 #sustainability

[Lukelikesmissiles]

That's a very neat concept, how much power does it generate? Those turbines looked fairly small so the power output must be fairly low although if you built more of them, used a larger turbine etc this could be quite a nice little power generator - it also avoids the main issue of solar power: storage

[dannypittman]

That's interesting but look at the hardware behind all that. How much energy would this device have to create to manufacture itself, or could it.

[chargeriderepeat]

Seriously, that giant contraption to fill a handful of cylinders, a chainsaw engine could do it in a few hours.
Just never going to work

[garyholt]

So any seaside town could have its own power source from wave motion. Genius idea. You couldn’t get greener energy than that.

[jerrykingsbury]

Saltwater doesn't like anything. Hydraulics included 👀🤔

[Willison]

I just opened a small stock position on them. My only question is if the company has stated anything about their plan to compete with the potential incoming nuclear market?

[michaelzorro]

Amazing May I ask where is this site located? USA or UK ?

[boatbutch]

Pumped storage is essentially the same concept. Not revolutionary. It all comes down to power density and scalability.

[illumiNOTme]

Except when they start leaking hydraulic fluid into the ocean

[norsefalconer]

This IS NOT without cost. That wave energy has a purpose. I don't know all the ways it contributes, but taking the energy depletes or eliminates some of that contribution. Same with windmills. There is no free lunch.