sayzardMay 6

Ars Technica (@arstechnica)

실리콘밸리에서 파도 에너지를 활용해 떠 있는 AI 데이터센터에 투자하는 흐름이 소개됐다. 전력·냉각 비용을 줄이기 위한 차세대 인프라 아이디어로, AI 확산에 따른 데이터센터 전력 문제를 해결하려는 혁신적 사용 사례다.

https://x.com/arstechnica/status/2051779924357456204

#ai #datacenter #infrastructure #sustainability #oceanenergy

Ars Technica (@arstechnica) on X

Silicon Valley bets on floating AI data centers powered by ocean waves https://t.co/PhaKQ8V8ip

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Ars TechnicaMay 5

Silicon Valley bets on floating AI data centers powered by ocean waves

https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/05/silicon-valley-bets-on-floating-ai-data-centers-powered-by-ocean-waves/

#AI #DataCenters #OceanEnergy

Silicon Valley bets $200M on AI data centers floating in the ocean

Panthalassa aims to test floating AI computing nodes in the Pacific in 2026.

Ars Technica
EcoTechNews.worldMay 2
Half-football-field-sized drag anchors might restore Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation. It's a massive logistical effort. Should we bet on untested geoengineering or proven climate strategies? #OceanEnergy #ClimateTech
Show threadRichard R LeeApr 11
#TidalEnergy - #WaveEnergy - #OceanEnergy are in their infancy, but have the potential to match or exceed #Wind & #Solar. #GeoThermal is an #ECOKiller in most cases and should be left as a last resort. @adritheonly @Energy4Europe
Richard R LeeMar 31
This is not conventional #Hydropower in terms of #generatingscheme. It is more akin to #WaveEnergy - #OceanEnergy, but semantics aside it is still an #EcoKiller. Why do people continue to pursue such folly when there is sufficient #WindEnergy & #SolarEnergy is unfathomable other than in the pursuit of #greed. Rivers and Lakes dry up (or experience low volumes). This scheme will fail like all other #Hydro is these days. #HydroGrifters. #GriftersGonnaGrift. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/mar/30/hydropower-great-lakes-clean-energy?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
Demand for hydropower surges as Trump clamps down on clean energy

Home to one of the world’s largest deposits of freshwater, the Great Lakes region will soon host next-generation generators – just as prices are being hiked across the US

The Guardian
Fe1i_xMar 25

Die Kraft der Ozeane nutzen: Neue Technologien zur Wellenenergie-Gewinnung werden immer robuster und effizienter. Von oszillierenden Wassersäulen bis hin zu Punktabsorbern – die mechanische Energie der Meeresbewegungen lässt sich heute präziser denn je in elektrischen Strom umwandeln.

Erfahre mehr in meinem neuen Beitrag auf @BASICthinking
https://www.basicthinking.de/blog/2026/03/25/energie-aus-wellen/

#Wellenenergie #OceanEnergy #Renewables #GreenTech #Innovation #Energiewende #Sustainability #BlueEconomy

Dieses rotierende Gerät gewinnt Energie aus Wellen

Forscher haben ein rotierendes Gerät entwickelt, das Energie aus Wellen gewinnen kann. Das System richtet sich je nach Wellengang aus.

BASIC thinking
EcoTechNews.worldMar 22
Wave energy converters can produce up to 10 times more power than traditional wind turbines. Small-scale systems like tidal turbines are empowering remote communities. What role can ocean energy play in decentralizing our energy supply? #OceanEnergy #WaveEnergy
NewsletterTFFeb 19

Breakthrough Metal Tubes Promise Unsinkable Structures and Wave Energy Capture

Scientists made metal tubes that float even when broken. This could make ships safer and help capture energy from ocean waves.

#UnsinkableShips, #OceanEnergy, #Engineering, #UniversityOfRochester, #MaritimeSafety

https://newsletter.tf/unsinkable-tubes-ships-wave-energy-rochester/

New Metal Tubes Can't Sink, Can Help Ships and Ocean Power

Scientists made metal tubes that float even when broken. This could make ships safer and help capture energy from ocean waves.

NewsletterTFFeb 19

Engineers have created special metal tubes that will not sink, even if they are damaged. This new idea could help make ships safer and also be used to get energy from the ocean waves.

#UnsinkableShips, #OceanEnergy, #Engineering, #UniversityOfRochester, #MaritimeSafety

https://newsletter.tf/unsinkable-tubes-ships-wave-energy-rochester/

New Metal Tubes Can't Sink, Can Help Ships and Ocean Power

Scientists made metal tubes that float even when broken. This could make ships safer and help capture energy from ocean waves.

Donald R NobleFeb 10

Don't often post work on here, but we've just published our 2025 UK Ocean Energy Review report, summarising progress in the sector over the past year.

If you're interested, you can get the report at https://www.policyandinnovationedinburgh.org/2025-uk-ocean-energy-review.html

#OceanEnergy #TidalEnergy #WaveEnergy #Renewables

2025 UK Ocean Energy Review

K. Grattan, S. Olsson, D. R. Noble, and H. Jeffrey, Policy and Innovation Group, The University of Edinburgh. Feb., 2026.    The Policy and Innovation Group at the University of Edinburgh,...

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