This is a short animation of an idea I have for a Wave Energ Device. They would be totally invisible, kind to marine life and cost effective. They work by absorbing oscillating wave energy in near shore areas of sea bed. The turbine turns the same way regardless of the surge direction. Limited testing on a model points to an efficiency of 28% of the available energy. The device would power an hydraulic pump to supply high pressure water to a shore based conventional pelton wheel generation system.
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