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This artificial blowhole generates electricity for 200 local homes from waves. UniWave200 is a 200kW wave energy converter anchored off the coast of Tasmania's King Island, Australia. It claims to be the world's first unidirectional oscillating water column that uses kinetic energy in the air caused by ocean waves to harness wave energy. UniWave200 has been integrated into Hydro Tasmania's Advanced Hybrid Power Station run by Hydro Tasmania, producing enough electricity to power 200 local homes,

This system rotates to convert waves into electricity. Weptos is an A-shaped floating wave energy converter that is designed to make optimal use of the wave energy input and reduce the impact in harsh weather conditions by adjusting its opening angle. Developed by Danish company Weptos A/S, Weptos is said to produce electricity more cheaply than existing offshore wind turbines. | GIGadgets

This Device Turns Ocean Waves Into Electricity!!! 🌊 | Fossbytes