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Home›News›USA: Oregon to Host Wave Energy Project
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September 27, 2012 · about 14 years ago

USA: Oregon to Host Wave Energy Project

As OPB reports, the first large scale wave energy research site could find its place in Oregon. Namely, the Department of Energy has granted USD 4 million for the project development. Belinda Batten, who directs the Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center at Oregon State University, said t

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As OPB reports, the first large scale wave energy research site could find its place in Oregon.

Namely, the Department of Energy has granted USD 4 million for the project development.

Belinda Batten, who directs the Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center at Oregon State University, said the project will help make the wave energy more commercial.

“In order to test those devices, we have to connect to the grid. And right now there’s no way to do that in the U.S,” Batten says.

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Offshore WIND staff, September 27, 2012; Image: oregon state university

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