Researchers at Manchester University have discovered a way to capture wave energy from the ocean with a device that produces more than twice the output of wind turbines. According to a recent story on The Engineer Online, the technology converts the oscillatory motion of waves into a one-directional motion, which drives the generator. For more, click here.
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September 30, 2005
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