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Enigma_Nova
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If you have the resources, building a wall around a pond to create an artificial loch will convert tidal energy, but creating an artificial loch would take a bit.
You'd have to tether a bowl-like structure to the sea floor. While not impractical, this means it could only be built in shelf squares.
The energy generated would be proportional to the surface area of the loch.
My idea = tidal harness
Other idea = wave harness
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Commy
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St. Louis, MO, USA
Mar 2004
time: 05:37
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It appears that the small countries of Europe like Scotland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark, the countries no one really cares or hears about much, are the ones that set examples to the world of better ways to supply power, heat, pump water, farm, and well, do anything...
Last edited by Commy on 28-06-2004 at 08:17
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Enigma_Nova
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Last edited by Enigma_Nova on 28-06-2004 at 08:26
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Enigma_Nova
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You mean Finland, Commy.
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26-06-2004 19:22
(hint: valon hills)
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