Wave Energy Nails Spot Among 68 New Projects Getting $175 Million Love Tap From ARPA-E
Circling back to that new wave energy project funded by ARPA-E, the winning firm,of Waimanalo, Hawaii, has come up with a new grid-scale mooring system that can be used for wave harvesting devices and floating wind turbines, too. It also addresses that pesky labor shortage issue.
If all goes according to plan, that little note about “Anchoring infrastructure not shown” at the bottom of the PacWave South schematic might need to be updated.As for the 67 other projects in ARPA-E’s latest funding round, plenty of consideration has been given to fans of nuclear energy. You can count the number ofcurrently under construction in the US on one finger, but it seems that some dreams just won’t die.
Hydrogen fuel cell car skeptics may scoff , but there are plenty of industrial sectors that could use carbon-free hydrogen to decarbonize.
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