Price, 2009 - Google Patents
Trends in emerging tidal and wave energy collection technologyPrice, 2009
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- Price R
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- Marine Technology Society Journal
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AbstractTo facilitate the evaluation of the current status of tidal and wave technologies, several characteristics that would be required for them to become attractive as alternative sources of energy are defined and identified. Tidal technologies, including barrages, fences …
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