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8. And when the tide comes in, the river moves up and down with the wave action.

Sat Feb 9, 2019, 08:59 PM

Feb 2019

They were testing units in the St Laurence and as the tide rose, the units moved vertically.

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Wave power: [View all] applegrove Feb 2019 OP

It would be interesting to know defacto7 Feb 2019 #1

Quebec Province started using wave generation years ago. guillaumeb Feb 2019 #3

Did not know that. Interesting. applegrove Feb 2019 #4

They were testing it years ago. guillaumeb Feb 2019 #5

Wow! I must have been under a rock. Good for Quebec. They are often applegrove Feb 2019 #10

Yes. Quebec does so many things right. The dams do cause a huge methane applegrove Feb 2019 #12

The US government poured money into KT2000 Feb 2019 #7

Yes. It is terrible they are subsidizing fossil fuel. applegrove Feb 2019 #9