Website review: An &8220;Italian Brain&8221; and th...
sustainablogger discovered this in Italy
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sustainablogger discovered 9 weeks ago- From the page: "A new experiment comes from Michele Grassi, researcher at the department of math at the University of Pisa, in the centre of Italy, who built a prototype of a wave-trapping machine. Submerged, it goes 100mt deep down the water to catch waves†energy. The problem is that itâ€s not easy to harness this energy and convert it into electricity in large amounts but the young Italian has conceived different sizes of this revolutionary machine: big and expensive (millions of Euros) able to produce a megawatt of energy and small and cheap (100.000 Euros) with 100 kilowatt able to provide energy to around 30 apartments."
- gavinhudson rated 8 weeks ago
- From the page: "â€oeThe machine is different from all the other projects that aim to derive energy out of waves. It can be used in a calm sea as the Mediterranean, even if its efficiency in the ocean could be five times bigger” Grassi said."
- largeGROUCH rated 9 weeks ago
- An "Italian Brain" and the Top-Secrets Machine to Get Energy From Tidal Power Written by Eva Pratesi Published on July 8th, 2008Posted in Italy from the page: "...A new experiment comes from Michele Grassi, researcher at the department of math at the University of Pisa, in the centre of Italy, who built a prototype of a wave-trapping machine. Submerged, it goes 100mt deep down the water to catch waves' energy. The problem is that it's not easy to harness this energy and convert it into electricity in large amounts but the young Italian has conceived different sizes of this revolutionary machine: big and expensive (millions of Euros) able to produce a megawatt of energy and small and cheap (100.000 Euros) with 100 kilowatt able to provide energy to around 30 apartments..." CLICK PICTURE TO READ MORE
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