EARTH IS A BIG BALL OF WASTED POTENTIAL—energy potential, that is. Winds race across fields devoid of turbines, sunlight crashes against black asphalt shingles, and ocean waves beat unceasingly ...

“Whether we want it or not, water waves are more often three-dimensional than two-dimensional in the real world,” Frederic ...

Ocean waves can grow four times steeper under certain conditions, impacting marine safety and engineering designs.

This funding is an important step toward a much cleaner, safer planet. New wave of marine energy could soon hit US shores and ...

"I truly believe that this revolutionary project will position Eco Wave Power as a leading wave energy developer." ...

Scientists have discovered that ocean waves may become far more extreme and complex than previously imagined. The new study, ...

Through years of innovation, wave power is taking shape in Hawaiʻi's open water. Patrick Cross, the University of Hawaiʻi's ...

Recently, researchers at the Central South University in China developed a way to more than double the amount of energy ...

the site will allow developers to plug in and test wave energy converters in the open ocean to see if they can survive and continue to produce electricity during harsh Pacific Ocean storms.

The 826-ton buoy, the OE-35 from Irish firm Ocean Energy, measures 125 feet by 60 feet and is hooked up at the U.S. Navy’s Wave Energy Test Site off the island’s coast. It draws energy from ...

Sa da Costa, J. Pinto, P. Sarmento, A. and Gardner, F. 2003. Modeling of an ocean waves power device AWS. p. 618.

Earth holds immense but untapped energy potential, with winds, sunlight, and ocean waves providing free and renewable energy sources. While considerable investments have been made in wind ...