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ericd
19 days ago
I don’t see how that generates anywhere near enough power, think about the potential energy of a bucket of water going up and down that amount over the course of a day.
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vitally3643
19 days ago
Sure, but then multiply that by several million buckets. Tidal flows can represent a
lot
of water volume, way more than you'd expect
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ericd
19 days ago
Seems way more material/capex intensive than solar/wind? Also, the sea is generally a brutal maintenance nightmare.
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