Wave Energy Converter Passes First Test, Now It’s Off To Oregon
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That’s a stark contrast with the rampaging pace of activity in the US solar and wind energy industries, which just goes to show the enormous challenges racked up against wave energy. Once fully operational, PacWave South is expected to kick the US wave energy industry into high gear. It is set up for rapid-fire R&D. With four berths in the open ocean, it can accommodate up to 20 wave energy converters at a time.CalWave Heads For The Big Leagues
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