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Died: Sean Collins, 59, who turned ocean-wave forecasting into something like a science, Surfline.
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What if, instead of offshore oil rigs, the Gulf of Mexico becomes home to a network of off shore WIND energy turbines and ocean-wave technology?
Alexia Parks: Disruptive Technologies: From Zero to Five Billion in 18 months 2010
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In August a 750-kilowatt power plant off the coast of Scotland began delivering ocean-wave power for the first time to the local electricity grid.
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In August a 750-kilowatt power plant off the coast of the Orkney Islands in Scotland began delivering ocean-wave power for the first time to the local electricity grid.
THE NEW SEA POWER 2008
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O white-winged bark, that o'er the booming ocean-wave didst bring my royal mistress from her happy home, to crown her queen
Hippolytus 2008
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Millions of new investment dollars are also pouring into biofuels, ocean-wave generators, geothermal devices and more.
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O white-winged bark, that o'er the booming ocean-wave didst bring my royal mistress from her happy home, to crown her queen
Hippolytus 2008
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In 2004, the top prize went to Aaron Golden, of Encinitas, Calif., who is now patenting the design of his winning project: a system for harnessing ocean-wave energy.
New Priorities 2007
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John often lay beneath its chaotic blue ocean-wave landscape.
Crystal Rain 2006
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What would a ‘pure’ ocean-wave look like, the isolated ‘content’ separated from the ‘form’ of the sea?
Archive 2006-12-01 Adam Roberts Project 2006
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