In the final stages of completion and now fully operational, the MeyGen project in the Pentland Firth is a game changer for tidal energy. Sitting between the islands of Great Britain and Mainland, this small stretch of water has an incredible amount of potential to become home to one of the world’s biggest tidal energy • Read More »
Archives: Water Energy
Slow Moving Water for Cheap Electricity
August 1, 2021 | By Kevin | No Comments | Filed in: Water Energy.The green tech experts keep innovating amazing systems to serve the communities for a cleaner and green Earth. A recent invention to this list has been added by Waterotor Energy Technologies, Inc., which is a notable hydrokinetic energy company. The prime mission of this company is to harness the powerful, untouched sources of energy in • Read More »
Wello Receives 10MW Order for Wave Energy Park in Bali
February 13, 2018 | By Kevin | No Comments | Filed in: Tidal Energy, Water Energy, Wave Power.Wello has received a 10MW wave energy park order from Gapura Energi Utama (GEU) in Bali. This new energy park will be next to Nusa Penida Island which is part of Bali and is expected to be complete by the end of 2018. This is part of the agreement Wello went into for the Indonesian • Read More »
Water You Thinking About the New H20 Tech?
August 16, 2016 | By Kevin | No Comments | Filed in: Water Conservation, Water Energy, Wave Power.We take water for granted, but there are some fantastic inventions out there that are going unnoticed. We’re constantly finding new ways to implement water technology to make it safer. I’ve been browsing the web for some of the best water tech stories in recent times. Here’s what I found. The Waterless Toilet We’ll start • Read More »
Dihydrogen Monoxide a Serious Threat to Public Safety
April 1, 2009 | By Kevin | No Comments | Filed in: Water Energy.According to the Federal Water Control Board, dihydrogen monoxide is a serious public safety threat that concerns environmentalists from coast to coast and beyond. According to scientific research at NOAH too little dihydrogen monoxide can lead to famine and draughts and too much can mean flooding of proportions not seen for thousands of years. But, • Read More »
University of Michigan Develops VIVACE Water Energy
November 26, 2008 | By Kevin | No Comments | Filed in: Water Energy.The University of Michigan has developed a novel approach to harnessing the slow moving energy at the bottom of oceans or large rivers. Called VIVACE or Vortex Induced Vibrations for Aquatic Clean Energy, the hydro system can produce energy with just 2 knots of water movement. Oceans and rivers worldwide typically move at a clip • Read More »
Hydro Green Power Gets Boost for River Energy
April 18, 2008 | By Kevin | No Comments | Filed in: Water Energy.Hydro Green Power has received a $2.6 million investment by Quercus Trust develop its river and tidal renewable energy generators. This funding will help Hydro Green Power deploy its hydrokinetic technology to states such as Minnesota on the Mississippi River, where testing will begin as early as August. Hydro Green Power currently has four methods • Read More »