Hydro-electric Power Makes Sense; What About The Future?
Recently a very popular Online Think Tank was asked to review a totally new technology, which we generate energy from ocean waves and turn it into electricity. The design concept is totally revolutionary and the company’s founder explained to the think tank how it all worked. Fieldstone Energy has several designs, which will capture ocean wave energy onshore or offshore.
In fact there are several different kinds of designs by many different entrepreneurs in various countries around the world. Most of the designs are truly in genius and they are all competing for efficiency in energy creation. Environmentalists and nations alike are concerned with the amount of CO2 in our atmosphere and a good bit on this CO2 comes from power plants. By harvesting the oceans wave energy to power up civilizations many countries will be living up to their alternative renewable energy initiatives.
The Fieldstone Energy Ocean Wave Generation design is quite unique and indeed makes one’s mind spin; http://www.fieldstoneenergy.com/technology.htm
Of course an Online Think Tank says why stop there and have considered other concepts using Hydro-Electric Energy Themes as well. For instance using a snake vertical suction to put water back behind a dam to use over and over again. Mulholland did this to bring water over the mountains into the growing LA Basin.
One Online Think Tank member even sketched a Dual Blimp Hull design with an hour-glass in between, which would use water hydro to spin a propeller and the blimp would continually spiral along. It would never need fuel, fly forever and silently?
Anyway, just sharing these secret discussions with you, as I was truly blown away by American Ingenuity this week in reviewing all these projects. I certainly hope this article will propel thought in 2007.
“Lance Winslow” - Online Think Tank forum board. If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; www.WorldThinkTank.net/. Lance is a guest writer for Our Spokane Magazine in Spokane, Washington
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