Marine energy technologies harness the power of oceans, tides, and waves to generate renewable electricity. These technologies have the potential to significantly contribute to global energy demands by tapping into the vast and largely untapped energy resources of the seas. Marine energy systems, such as tidal turbines and wave energy converters, capture the consistent motion of the water to produce electricity in a highly predictable manner. Unlike other renewable energy sources, marine energy offers the advantage of a more constant energy flow, as tides and waves are less affected by seasonal or weather variations. With continued advancements in engineering and efficiency, marine energy technologies could become a critical part of the renewable energy landscape, supporting the transition to a cleaner and more sustainable energy system worldwide.
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