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| Alternative Energy - Tidal Power |
| Monday, 13 October 2008 10:52 |
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Sydney Morning Herald Monday 29/9/2008 Page: 6 THE power of waves close to Australia"s southern coastline can be harnessed to provide over a third of the nation"s electricity, research suggests. The energy swirling through the Southern Ocean could supply the nation"s power needs many times over, although only a fraction can be harvested cheaply, a report by engineering consultants RPS MetOcean says. The independent assessment was commissioned by wave electricity company Carnegie Corporation, which hopes to draw investment in a demonstration facility off Fremantle. It is also examining a potential wave farm site off Eden on the NSW South Coast. The report estimated that about 17,000 megawatts can be reaped through wave farms in areas with a water depth of less than 25 metres. "The World Energy Council estimates that the energy that could be harvested from the world"s oceans is equal to twice the amount of electricity that the world currently consumes," said Carnegie Corporation"s managing director, Mike Ottaviano. |
Waves put in harness Daily TelegraphThursday 18/6/2009 Page: 23A MAJOR conservation group has backed the creation of energy by harnessing the power of the ocean swells which batter much of the Australian coast. WWF-Australia will release a report today claiming energy from waves close... Read more Tidal Power | | Wednesday, 24 June 2009 |
Wave power to create jobs www.news-mail.com.au18th June 2009Wave energy will provide clean, renewable power and thousands of Australian jobs for the future, according to a report. WWF-Australia has urged the federal government to invest in wave power following the release of a report on Thursday,... Read more Tidal Power | | TUSEDAY, 23 June 2009 |
Ocean currents can power the world The (UK) Telegraph has an article on the Vivace tidal / current power device I mentioned recently - Ocean currents can power the world, say scientistsThe technology can generate electricity in water flowing at a rate of less than one... Read more Tidal Power | | Decemberonday, 1 December 2008 |
Ocean grids around Europe By Frederik Groeman, Natalia Moldovan & Peter Vaessen, KEMA Several European countries have a policy to encourage the development of renewable en-ergy sources. This is identified in e.g. the European green paper Energy strategy for a sus-tainable, competitive and secure... Read more Tidal Power | | Novemberonday, 3 November 2008 |
Tidal Power in Nova ScotiaThe Globe and Mail has a report on tidal power in Canada, noting that "Nova Scotia is testing water-driven turbines that could produce 10 per cent of the province"s peak load" - Clean power comes in with the tide.Atlantic Canada"s... Read more Tidal Power | | TUSEDAY, 21 October 2008 |
Oh buoy, wax your board for wave powerAgeTuesday 30/9/2008 Page: 4THE market loves a "green" story, regardless of how convenient or inconvenient the truth may be. The latest green tale comes from Perth"s Carnegie Corporation, which released details of an "independent report" stating wave power could provide... Read more Tidal Power | | Octoberonday, 13 October 2008 |
Wave power could run nationSydney Morning HeraldMonday 29/9/2008 Page: 6THE power of waves close to Australia"s southern coastline can be harnessed to provide over a third of the nation"s electricity, research suggests. The energy swirling through the Southern Ocean could supply the nation"s power... Read more Tidal Power | | Octoberonday, 13 October 2008 |
Danish Wave Power Projects TreeHugger has a post on a raft of Danish wave power experimental projects - Three Wacky Danish Wave Power Projects.Portugal gets the distinction of having both the world"s first commercial wave power plant, Aguçadoura Wave Park, which officially opened last... Read more Tidal Power | | Octoberonday, 13 October 2008 |
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