CorPower Ocean deploys C4 Wave Energy Converter

[@benvindomarques6192]

Ocean energy is a big challenge but is the future. congrats for this step

[@TommyTheWalker]

Looks great, NYC government should set these all around the city, since it's surrounded by water and and there is plenty of ship and motorboat traffic generate a lot of waves

[@AlligatorNx]

*Love from India* 🇮🇳

[@strife9878]

Costa Rica could really test this

[@СержДодон]

Great!

[@juancarlossoto3748]

I'm not sure about this, how much energy does it produce? So how long is it able to produce this energy? There are many questions to answer and the company has not answered them yet. Greetings to all.

[@shaneeubank5393]

"Proving robust operation in any kind of weather." Check.

[@luudest]

How will the gained energy be transferred to the shore?

[@tauruskd6688]

By cable's

[@Pellija4321]

Go in nasare Portugal !!!!

[@jacka9612]

Pity waves is intermitent. Use tidal power instead.

[@robertweekley5926]

Last I heard, Bay of Fundy Tidal Power exists, check THAT out! However, that location is Special!

[@crazysanor]

Great now our oceans will look like a wind farm. Smh can we just do safe nuclear already. Places like Japan can use this tech where they have earthquakes.

[@DaveDave-e4t]

Indeed, as your moniker implies, that's a rather crazy comparison. Nuclear is obsolete 20th century nonsense that is terribly dangerous and almost guarantees bankruptcy for investors, but certainly a tripling of energy costs for the consumer. If you are really searching for the ultimate solution, look up "Quaise".

[@gregorweiss9485]

Seems like you’ve never been on a boat in your life. There are already buoys everywhere for guiding boats.

[@DaveDave-e4t]

There is no such thing as "safe nuclear", at least where fission is concerned. There are only various levels of relative danger. This is the indoctrinated bleating of a nuclear cult member impervious to disaster realities, such as Fukushima, etc.