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Eco Factor: Device designed to harness kinetic energy of sea waves and convert it into usable electricity. Finnish diver Rauno Koivusaari has designed a prototype device that could lead to the development of a system to harness renewable energy...

Eco Factor: Underwater turbines could generate 10TWh of energy annually. Of all the forms of renewable energy, wave power seems the most complex, but if harnessed it could end the global dependence on fossil fuels for power. A spin-off from the...

Eco Factor: Sea Snake to generate renewable electricity from sea waves. Of all the potential sources of renewable energy sea waves seem the most promising. However, the high cost of the systems required to harness sea waves and convert them into..

Eco Factor: Energy generating system transforms relentless forces of waves into electricity. ANSYS Inc, a global innovator of simulation software and technologies has announced that software developed by the company is helping transform the...

Eco Factor: Wave harnessing device could reduce cost of wave energy. Even after being efficient and cost-effective, wave and tidal energies aren’t really being globally harnessed. The reasons range from the high cost of the initial setup and the.

Eco Factor: Devices to harness wave energy could meet reality in five years. With wind and solar energy generating systems tottering under cost burdens, inventors have started looking toward ways to generate renewable energy at a surprisingly low..

Eco Factor: Wave Power System uses waves to generate clean electricity. Researchers working on the possibilities of using ocean waves as a power source believe that up to 200 megawatts of electricity could be generated if efficient wave-absorbing..

EcoFactor: The world’s first wave power plant is up and floating off the coast of Portugal and has a capability of producing 2.25 MW of clean energy. Unlike solar and wind power, wave energy is still largely uncharted territory for us. But all...

Wave energy is something that is vastly and constantly available and is still something that is way under-used across the planet. Solar energy has taken off and broken away from the rest of the industry and has emerged as the undisputable leader in the.

To tap the energy present in the heart of those unconventional resources you sometimes need unconventional methods. That is exactly what a brilliant company in Finland is doing. I have come across only yesterday a story about one brilliant gentleman...