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The ocean is a source of two significant sustainable forms of energy: thermal energy associated with the sun's heat absorbed by the ocean, and mechanical energy associated with the waves, currents and tides. Since the oceans cover more than 71% of the earth's surface, these forms of energy represent the largest solar collectors and retainers of the sun's vast energy that reach the earth's surface. This project is being developed by Florida Atlantic University's Center of Excellence in Ocean Energy Technology FAU's COET is now the SNMREC | Southeast National Marine Renewable Energy Center eflorida.com

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San Francisco Bay is one of the world's most abundant potential resources for electricity generation using tidal power technology.

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É uma abordagem diferente da que conhecia, a de superfície aproveitando a agitação. Mas deve ter um custos bastante elevados.