11780088 Takashi Tanaka. Wave energy ・ 70% of the earth's surface is ocean ・ ocean has a huge amount of energy Use this energy !

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Takashi Tanaka

Wave energy ・ 70% of the earth's surface is ocean ・ ocean has a huge amount of energy Use this energy !

・ Floating type ・ Fixed type Electric generating system

Floating type Wave energy Potential energy Electric energy turbine ・ Low cost Comparatively ・ Not tough

Fixed type Wave energy Air pressure Rotation of the turbine Electric energy ・ High cost ・ Tough ・ Inefficient

Latest technology ・ Gyro type Good efficiency

Plus side and negative side Plus side ・ very clean energy ・ unlimited Negative side ・ high cost ・ best spot is far from population center ・ perishable

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