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The ocean is the largest, most concentrated supply of renewable energy on earth. Ocean energy is created by large storms hundreds of kilometers offshore that generate and transmit huge amounts of energy. This energy travels great distances (via swells) and mixes with local influences (seas) to arrive on shore.
Ocean energy is clean, predictable, renewable and, unlike other renewable resources, has the potential to be available 24/7. It has no greenhouse gas emissions, produces no pollution and requires no major drilling or mining.
Documents
A Primer on Wave Energy Devices - Oregon State University and Oregon Sea Grant
Power and Energy from Ocean Waves and Tides - Electric Power Research Institute, 2007
Ocean Energy - U.S. Department of the Interior, Minerals Management Service
Offshore Renewable Energy Regulatory Primer – National Sea Grant Law Center
Links
About Marine Energy - Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center
Energy Kids: Renewable Hydropower – U.S. Energy Information Administration
Introduction to Wave Energy – RenewableGreenEnergy Power.com
Ocean Wave Energy – Bureau of Ocean Energy Management
Wave Power 101: A Clean Energy Primer – Earthtechling.com
Wave Energy for Kids - Renewable Energy Index
Videos
Energy 101: Marine and Hydrokinetic Energy - U.S. Department of Energy
How does wave energy work?- eHow.com
Energy 101: Wind Energy – ILSCO Corporation
Oregon Wave Energy Trust- Green Economy
Wave Energy Research Lab – Green Economy
Building a Wave Energy Device – Green Economy
First Commercial Wave Energy Device – Green Economy