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wave energy

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noun

  1. energy obtained by harnessing wave power

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In a milestone for U.S. wave energy, officials with Eco Wave Power and AltaSea unveiled a pilot project Tuesday at the Port of Los Angeles.

From Los Angeles Times

And unlike other renewables such as wind and solar power, which cannot produce electricity around the clock unless accompanied by batteries, wave energy is 24/7.

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The two-year pilot at the Port of L.A. is one of several efforts from Eco Wave Power, which is also pursuing projects in Taiwan, India, Portugal and New Jersey, and already has connected a wave energy project to the grid in Israel.

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Many of the biggest barriers for wave energy so far have been logistical, including a lack of regulatory framework and licensing pathways.

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Recent state legislation, Senate Bill 605, directs California to create a comprehensive roadmap for wave energy.

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