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Tidal or Wave Energy?

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Tidal or Wave Energy?

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Tidal or Wave Energy?
 

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Tidal or Wave Energy?Online version

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by Jonatan Hernández Crisóstomo
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This energy is generated by the rise and fall of the sea level due to gravity.

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This energy is harnessed using buoys that float on the surface of the ocean.

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It involves water flowing in and out of a reservoir, turning turbines.

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Floating cylindrical structures transmit motion to underwater turbines or motors.

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It uses the motion of waves created mainly by wind blowing across the ocean.

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It takes advantage of the gravitational pull of the Moon and Sun.

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This type of energy uses turbines placed in strong underwater currents.

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Hydraulic motors are used to convert ocean motion into electricity.

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The system stores water during high tide and releases it during low tide.

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Energy is produced by the constant motion of waves on the water's surface.

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