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Ocean Wave Energy Converter (OWEC)

by Ocean Wave Energy Company (OWECO)

OWEC Ocean Wave Energy Converter®. Within one week of OWEC® conception, adverse effects of petroleum combustion caused the death of a companion and extreme illness to the inventor. During recovery, a special study program permitted singular development of viable OWEC® technology leading to a first U.S. Patent 4,232,230. OWECO ...

SIE-CAT - Wave Energy Accumulator

by SIE-CAT - Wave Energy Accumulator

The SIE-CAT Wave Energy Accumulator, Sustainable Energy from Ocean Waves, is a unique and proprietary next generation ‘Green’ technology.

The WET EnGen™

by Wave Energy Technologies Inc.

Wave Energy Technologies’ WET EnGen™ is a unique patent pending technology that converts ocean energy into mechanical energy to produce: electricity, and/or desalinated water. The main feature of the WET EnGen™ is its Smart Float™ which travels along a rigid spar at an incline of 45 degrees. The spar is moored at a single point of contact which ...

Mooring System

by Ocean Energy Ltd.

The mooring system holds the OE Buoy in position and is key to its survivability in the gale-force winds and extreme sea states likely to be encountered in suitable sites. It is capable of surviving the worst the North Atlantic can throw at it. Ocean Energy have invested heavily in the design and engineering of their mooring system to ensure that ...

Offshore Wind Energy

by Apex Wind Energy Inc.

Offshore wind energy is one of the world’s fastest growing renewable energy resources.  While offshore wind has been well established in Europe for the past two decades, and new facilities have recently been commissioned in Asia, the United States is just beginning the process to harness this clean, domestic resource.  The U.S. ...

Tidal Power

by Clean Energy BC

Tidal energy is the term used to describe the energy generated from power found in ocean tidal currents and the use of tidal height dif ferences. These two tidal energy sources are referred to as tidal stream and tidal barrage or lagoon.Tidal streams are currents in the ocean water column, created as the water of the ocean rises and falls with the ...


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