AW-Energy Oy Brings Wave Energy Technology To Green Hydrogen
The title of this post, is the same as that of this article on Hydrogen Fuel News.
This is a sub-title.
The company is introducing a new process combining its WaveRoller and HydrogenHub.
It would appear that by combining the two products, AW-Energy can create green hydrogen from wave power.
This page on the AW-Energy web site describes the WaveRoller.
This sentence describes what it does.
The WaveRoller is a device that converts ocean wave energy to electricity.
This page on the AW-Energy web site describes the company’s hydrogen expertise.
It looks to be an interesting combination.
Waves Are Surging To The Forefront Of Sustainable Energy
The title of this post, is the same as that of this article on Benzinga.
It’s an interesting article, if you can sort it out from all the advertising.
Some of my Scottish friends, feel this could be the way to go!
The Shape Of Solar Farms To Come
This article on Renew Energy is entitled Gannawarra Battery-Integrated Solar Farm – Australia’s Largest – Officially Opened.
These are the first two paragraphs.
The Gannawarra solar and energy storage project near Kerang in western Victoria has had its official launch on Friday, to mark the largest pairing of a solar farm and a grid-scale battery system in Australia.
State energy minister Lily D’Ambrosio officially anointed the landmark project, which has combined 60MW of PV panels and a 25MW/50MWh battery system – Tesla’s second-biggest battery in the country so far.
Form the video in the areticle, it appears that there are 120 hectares of solar panels and the farm provides enough electricity for 25,000 homes.
It is an interesting concept and I’m sure it will be repeated around the world.
Ausralia has lots of sun, but there is no reason, why a similar system can’t be developed with tidal, wave or wind power.
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