Testing the waters: Scotland surges ahead on ocean Power
Tidal and wave energy may be the largest untapped resources of renewable energy on the planet. But will they work?
Source: popsci.com
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"Persistent and predictable:" Harnessing the power of ocean waves to supplement a renewable energy portfolio – Sierra Nevada Ally
A new testing facility in Oregon is researching how to bring wave energy from the shore to the grid
United States Oregon State University Michael Lawson Burke Hales National Renewable Energy Laboratory Department Of Energy
Source: sierranevadaally.org
A Significant Venture In Oregon May Assist Rework The Outlook For Wave Power • MV TELEGRAPH
With snow-capped mountains, shimmering lakes, and vast patches of forest, Oregon in the Pacific Northwest is not lacking in natural beauty.
France General Bruxelles Capitale United States Oregon State University Bryson Robertson Laura Morton
Source: mvtelegraph.com
DOE Picks First Marine Energy Projects for PacWave Test Site in Oregon
Eight ocean energy projects representing the first round of open-water testing at the 20-MW PacWave South wave energy test site off the Oregon coast have
Portland State University United States San Diego Oregon State University Viasat Rignet Calwave Pacwave
Source: powermag.com
OREGON: Crews At Work on Deep Water Wave Energy Test Site
Work is underway on a deep ocean wave energy test site on the Oregon coast, the first on the U.S. West Coast. It will advance renewable wave energy development.
Source: ens-newswire.com
A Major New Facility in Oregon Could Help Transform the Prospects of Wave Energy
Known as PacWave, the project is based around two locations: PacWave North, "a test-site for small-scale, prototype, and maritime market technologies," and PacWave South, which is under development and has received grants from the Department of Energy and the State of Oregon, among others. In March, PacWave South — which will be located 7 miles offshore in federal waters measuring 70 to 75 meters deep — took a significant step forward when it was announced that the Federal Energy Regulatory...
Source: nbcmiami.com