Collect energy from wave surges by placing this device underwater. It works where the wave surge is most powerful at depths of 26 - 65 feet. One panel gathers 1.5-2 MW of power from the wave surge. | Interesting Engineering

19K views · 271 reactions | Inside the Machine Hall at KTH, this wave energy conversion unit was getting prepared for shipment last week to the Orkney Islands in Scotland for its sea test. Even at a weight of 17 tons, this buoy, engineered by Corpower Ocean with gear technology from KTH, is only half the size of the units that will be deployed in one of the Europe’s most ambitious wave energy projects. | KTH Royal Institute of Technology | Facebook