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2023
The topic “Marine Renewable Energy” brings together four MDPI journals, Energies, Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, Inventions, and Processes, with 51 papers published. The present reprint includes a selection of 26 significant scientific works structured into three main subjects: S1 - wind turbines, including both fix and floating structures (
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The topic “Marine Renewable Energy” brings together four MDPI journals, Energies, Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, Inventions, and Processes, with 51 papers published. The present reprint includes a selection of 26 significant scientific works structured into three main subjects: S1 - wind turbines, including both fix and floating structures (
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, 2007
Marine energy is renewable and carbon free and has the potential to make a significant contribution to energy supplies in the future. In the UK, tidal power barrages and wave energy could make the largest contribution, and tidal stream energy could make a smaller but still a useful contribution. This paper provides an overview of the current status and
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Marine energy is renewable and carbon free and has the potential to make a significant contribution to energy supplies in the future. In the UK, tidal power barrages and wave energy could make the largest contribution, and tidal stream energy could make a smaller but still a useful contribution. This paper provides an overview of the current status and
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Marine bioactives: from energy to nutrition
Trends in Biotechnology, 2022Microalgae have been evaluated as promising resource for biodiesel production, but algal biofuel production is not yet commercially viable, which reflects the high energy costs linked with cultivation, harvesting, and dewatering of algae. As crude oil processing declines, microalgae biorefineries are being considered for producing bioactives such as ...
Munish Puri +3 more
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2016
This fourth volume in the series explores the potential for the development of the blue economy by providing a high-level review of actions needed to progress marine renewable energy generation in SIDS. Renewable energy is a key component of enabling sustainable development through the decarbonisation of economies and is being progressed in nations ...
Lucy Greenhill +2 more
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This fourth volume in the series explores the potential for the development of the blue economy by providing a high-level review of actions needed to progress marine renewable energy generation in SIDS. Renewable energy is a key component of enabling sustainable development through the decarbonisation of economies and is being progressed in nations ...
Lucy Greenhill +2 more
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2014
Renewable energy (RE) sources, such as biomass, hydraulics, thermal or photovoltaic (PV) solar energy, geothermal, terrestrial wind power and marine energies, represent a huge and limitless potential, available in all parts of the world. Technological and non‐technological issues need to be resolved to allow the various industrial specialties to reach ...
Paillard, Michel +2 more
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Renewable energy (RE) sources, such as biomass, hydraulics, thermal or photovoltaic (PV) solar energy, geothermal, terrestrial wind power and marine energies, represent a huge and limitless potential, available in all parts of the world. Technological and non‐technological issues need to be resolved to allow the various industrial specialties to reach ...
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2021
Globally, marine renewable energy (MRE) programmes are being implemented to mitigate carbon emissions, address the potential future exhaustion of fossil fuel supplies, and help ensure national energy security. This chapter will first discuss offshore wind energy and related issues before discussing wave and tidal current energy, ocean thermal energy ...
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Globally, marine renewable energy (MRE) programmes are being implemented to mitigate carbon emissions, address the potential future exhaustion of fossil fuel supplies, and help ensure national energy security. This chapter will first discuss offshore wind energy and related issues before discussing wave and tidal current energy, ocean thermal energy ...
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Marine Energy Technology [Sanning the Issue]
Proceedings of the IEEE, 2013The articles in this special issue provide a timely and comprehensive review of recent progresses, applications, and challenges spurred by the marine energy generation and transmission technology developments. It is intended for a broad audience interested in gaining comprehensive understanding of technical issues and opportunities that may exist in ...
Xiao-Ping Zhang 0001, Pingliang Zeng
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An Overview of the U.K. Marine Energy Sector
Proceedings of the IEEE, 2013This paper gives a historical overview of the development of the U.K. marine energy sector from its academic beginnings in the early 1970s. It includes discussion on government support policies and where the sector might develop up to and beyond the end of this decade.
John Lawrence +3 more
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Harnessing marine energy by horizontal axis marine turbines
2015 12th International Bhurban Conference on Applied Sciences and Technology (IBCAST), 2015Almost 80% of World's energy needs are furnished through combustion of natural resources such as oil, natural gas and coal etc. A sprawling world population implies increased demand of the energy resources. Subsequently, there has been a hike in fuel prices. Unfortunately, the planet is left to bear the brunt in form of pollution.
Jawad Ali +3 more
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2017
In this chapter it is shown how hydropower plays an extraordinarily important role in the energy future of both Africa and Latin America. Thus, more than 20% of total global hydropower generation occurs in Africa and Latin America combined, and more than 90% of existing renewables in both regions is produced with hydropower.
Ricardo Guerrero-Lemus, Les E. Shephard
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In this chapter it is shown how hydropower plays an extraordinarily important role in the energy future of both Africa and Latin America. Thus, more than 20% of total global hydropower generation occurs in Africa and Latin America combined, and more than 90% of existing renewables in both regions is produced with hydropower.
Ricardo Guerrero-Lemus, Les E. Shephard
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