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The refers to using the periodic movement of the waves to generate power, usually in the form of electrical energy.
The wave energy can either be harvested out to sea using buoys or arrays of pontoons. Also if a coastline 'funnels' the waves in the right way, you can construct a wave dam to generate power by hydro.
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- Solar Power Generation
Solar Power Generation is the act of using a system that is powered by the Sun to produce typically electrical power.
Most often this is achieved using
Solar Panels to generate the electrical energy required directly.
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A solar power system is one which is primarily powered by solar energy.
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Establish the facts around solar power. This article explains the pros and cons of having a solar power system for your home, and how to work out the costs. - Solar Power - the facts about setting up Solar Power
Solar Power systems installed at the home or office can reduce environmental impact. How solar panel systems work is described and how you and the environment benefit.
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Electrical device consisting of a large array of connected solar cells.
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