Cheap, renewable, clean energy. There’s just one problem.

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Not spinney things. Floaty thing on a lever With a gear at the other end.

I think investors should always put their cash to work, especially In 2024, we'll start to see more market diversification. I'm hoping to invest about $350k of my savings in stocks against next year. Hope to make millions in 2024

I like physics.

Is there no way to construct an artificial bay whose resonant frequency is equal to the tides? Or even some fraction, to limit the power and also the damage to the turbines?

If you've never been, go there. Don't just do 2-3 days, plan on a week minimum, and consider a month. Tour the whole coastline staring at Grand Manan, ending at Cape Breton. And oh look, PEI is just off shore 😊

Looks like they have been trying to maximize the power
by ignoring the rocks. Maybe if they set up screens
to divert the rocks, etc. they will have a dependable
power source. There are other areas: France and Korea
that have similar tidal properties.
Thanks Tom. I was not expecting to go to the bathroom
with you and a camera.

We have nuclear power but won't build the reactors.
This is about authoritarian control of every aspect of life.

We are the carbon they want to reduce. Humans. They want fewer of us.

The World $Business Model functions on currency cycles, any alternatives fail by a wide margin in this current Agenda.

15 meter tidal change? Yes but those are the "Spring Tides". Average change, at the "extreme" minus basin, is less than 10 meters. Still very big but you should use average changes, not the extremes. That is what you would really generate power on. If you really want to generate power look at the English channel, 4 plus meter tides over 150 MILES. Plus you get a road to the continent AND stop most flooding of Holland and German north sea regions (Copenhagen has a tide of INCHES (like about 2-3 between high and low) ) so the damaging tides in the north sea could be stopped as they are just the tidal bore flowing the the English Channel. Dam-stop the entire bore and TADA:- NO high tide that day.

quit the hints Corporate pressure means no water power

You should have a look at Horizontal Falls in Broom Australia. It’s amazing.

Imagine if we constructed a 'port' on a coast, which we could control, generating electricity. We could cut coastal erosion too if sited correctly.

Make the turbines water intakes look like a shark mouth and the other fish will work very hard to avoid going in them.

Why not use a big paddle wheel?

The Quoddy dam project was started in the 1930s in Eastport Me to harness the tides. The only remains are a couple of causeways.

Might a "Salter's Duck" setup be feasible? or an MHD setup – no blades to harm anything, and no stopping fish from going where they want to? or is the tidal enegy so strong that nothig can reliably be anchored there?

Instead of placing turbines under water, paddle wheels on the surface might be a better solution?.

Fish? Rocks? Surely putting a metal grill around the turbine, despite reducing its efficiency a bit, would protect the turbine and give the fish a fighting chance. If any backward looking populations – no matter their origins – are backward enough to complain about free energy, they’d have to be ignorant enough to not be even aware of underwater turbines. If they are made aware, but they’re dishonest and only in it for any benefits they can scrounge by pretending some kind of cultural violation then they’re an embarrassment to all the less dishonest members of their population and should be put in the corner by their honest fellows and otherwise ignored.

just put a screen on it

I absolutely love how he made a concise presentation. Brilliant!. 10/10 editing on this one! Nice work!.

That factory is the Irving pulp and paper mill, and it is the reason the reversing falls has so many rapids

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