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Sailors know there to be vast and ongoing streams of energy within the ocean. Waves, current flow, tides lapping on the shore--could these be tapped to create electricity? In response to the 1970s oil crisis, modern scientific pursuit of wave energy was initiated by Stephen Salter. His 1974 Salter's Duck, in small scale controlled tests, showed that the duck's curved cam-like body could stop 90% of wave motion and convert 90% of it to electricity. Today, Salter is Emeritus Professor of Engineering Design at the University of Edinburgh. Funding for the project was halted in 1982 so efforts were not taken to full assessment. Could Salter's Duck be revived; its principles applied to meet today's clean energy needs? Learn about the duck, and assess its potential. Want to be a part of the blue tech start up? Presentation Thursday, February 15 5 - 7:30pm San Francisco Info and register: https://buff.ly/3I23ygt #oceanenergy #saltersduck #bluetech #cleanelectricity #SFevents #networking 📸 R. Ryan

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We are thankful to Forbes’ Erik Kobayashi-Solomon for shedding light on our Direct Ocean Capture technology and our strides toward commercialization.    As Erik notes, “Since the ocean makes up around 70% of the surface area of our planet, Captura is offering a path to create a massively scalable Nature-enhancing Solution (NeS) to the carbon cycle imbalance that is driving climate change.” Read the full feature below for more! https://lnkd.in/gew4Q8H5

Needless to say - we agree with Eric's conclusion! Erik Kobayashi-Solomon provides a good summary of Captura's technology and its potential in this article. I like his characterization of how we combine the best of nature and the best of technology to enable carbon removal at low cost and large scale #carbonremoval #directoceancapture

Great description of how the new Hydrogen and Direct Aur Capture hubs will help accelerate innovation and commercialization for the transition from carbon to clean. America is going to own these technologies!

Calling all power producers and utility companies. If you have CCUS and Hydrogyn Groups knocking on your door screaming for your volumes, let's talk. If you have 1 MTY within economic proximity of your plant, I can predict with reasonable certainty what acreage will be their AOI, how many acres per injector they require, how they are likely designing their project using pore space metrics relative to the pore space ownership, thereby understanding how they will likely design and develop their project using my scoping process. Sound interesting?!   Gimme a holler!

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