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Fig. 2. Copyright (C) BioPower Systems Pty. Ltd.
Wednesday, April 4, 2007
Super Good Stuff
BioPower Systems has come up with two slick ways to generate electricity from sea water. Just like windmills use the wind to generate electricity, BioPower's BioWave (Fig. 1 below) and BioStream (Fig. 2.) products use ocean currents to generate upto 2 Megawatts (enough to power 1,620 homes) of electricity. The BioWave product design is based on giant kelp behavior while the BioStream product design is based on the tail of highly energy efficient fish such as Shark and Tuna. This is 100% clean energy and should also be zero unsightly (unlike windmills).
Fig. 1. Copyright (C) BioPower Systems Pty. Ltd.
Fig. 2. Copyright (C) BioPower Systems Pty. Ltd.
Fig. 1. Copyright (C) BioPower Systems Pty. Ltd.
Fig. 2. Copyright (C) BioPower Systems Pty. Ltd.
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