@MarineInst@MarineInst M3 buoy off the South west coast heading up to a significant wave height of 6m. This equates to a wave energy level of over 125kW/m of wave crest. Wind speed at 10am at M3 was measured at 38kn. #oceanenergy#marineenergy
Thanks to our partners in Germany, @fraunhofer_iee for including an article on WEDUSEA in their corporate journal „Fraunhofer-Magazin”. A print version will be available at the Fraunhofer booth at Hannover Messe, the largest industry fair in the world. https://t.co/hDuwD3wln4
Ocean Energy, co-ordinator of WEDUSEA, has developed the world’s largest floating wave energy device, the OE35. The device overcomes prominent wave energy issues, to read more visit: https://t.co/R2KXS7UYit @innovateUK@horizoneu @cleanergy_eu @UKRI_News@cinea_eu#waveenergy
Wave energy could provide all of the world’s electricity needs if fully harnessed on a global basis, according to the World Economic Forum. To discover more about wave energy visit: https://t.co/LA8C1e2vTw @innovateUK@horizoneu @cleanergy_eu @UKRI_News@cinea_eu#renewableenergy