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    The document discusses ocean energy and its potential as a renewable energy source. It describes how ocean thermal energy conversion utilizes temperature differences between warm surface seawater and cold deep seawater to produce electricity. It also outlines the main types of ocean technology - wave, tidal, and ocean thermal energy. Wave energy captures the motion of ocean waves while tidal energy harnesses the power of ocean tides. Ocean energy has advantages such as being abundant, renewable, having high energy density and providing power to remote coastal communities.

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    The document discusses ocean energy and its potential as a renewable energy source. It describes how ocean thermal energy conversion utilizes temperature differences between warm surface seawater and cold deep seawater to produce electricity. It also outlines the main types of ocean technology - wave, tidal, and ocean thermal energy. Wave energy captures the motion of ocean waves while tidal energy harnesses the power of ocean tides. Ocean energy has advantages such as being abundant, renewable, having high energy density and providing power to remote coastal communities.

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    The document discusses ocean energy and its potential as a renewable energy source. It describes how ocean thermal energy conversion utilizes temperature differences between warm surface seawater and cold deep seawater to produce electricity. It also outlines the main types of ocean technology - wave, tidal, and ocean thermal energy. Wave energy captures the motion of ocean waves while tidal energy harnesses the power of ocean tides. Ocean energy has advantages such as being abundant, renewable, having high energy density and providing power to remote coastal communities.

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    Dr.S.&S.S.

    Gandhy Government
    Engineering College, Surat
    NAME:- DUBEY ROHIT RAMNARAYAN

    ENROLLMENT NO. 226120319026.

    BRANCH :- MECHANICAL. ENGINEERING . M1

    SUBJECT :- ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY

    PROJECT NAME :- OCEAN ENERGY .


    OCEAN ENERGY
    • Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) is a process which utilizes the heat
    energy stored in the tropical ocean.

    • OTEC utilizes the difference in temperature betweenwarm surface seawater and


    cold deep seawater toproduce electricity.

    • Because the oceans are concnually heated by the sun and cover nearly 70% of
    the Earth's surface, this temperature difference contains a vast amount of solar
    energy which could potentially be tapped for human use.
    WHAT IS OCEAN ENERGY

    • Ocean energy refers to all forms of renewable


    energy derived from the sea. There are three
    main types of ocean technology: wave, tidal and
    ocean thermal . All forms of energy from the
    ocean are still at an early stage of
    commercialization . Wave energy remains more
    costly than the other ocean technologies. Tidal
    range (see explanation below) has been
    deployed in locations globally where there is a
    strong tidal resource (for example La Rance in
    France, Sihwa in South Korea), while tidal
    stream (see below) has been demonstrated at
    pilot scale.
    TYPES OF OCEAN ENERGY

    • WAVE ENERGY
    • TIDAL ENERGY
    • OCEAN CURRENT ENERGY
    • OCEAN THERMAL ENERGY
    CONVERSION
    WAVE ENERGY

    Wave energy is a renewable form of


    energy harnessed from the power of
    ocean waves. It involves capturing the
    motion of waves and converting it into
    electricity. Devices such as buoys or
    submerged turbines are used to capture
    the energy generated by the up-and-
    down motion of waves. This clean and
    sustainable energy source has the
    potential to contribute to the global
    energy mix and reduce dependence on
    fossil fuels.
    TIDAL ENERGY

    Tidal energy is a form of renewable energy


    that harnesses the power of ocean tides to
    generate electricity. It involves capturing
    the kinetic energy of moving water caused
    by the gravitational pull of the moon and
    the sun. Tidal energy has the potential to
    provide a consistent and clean source of
    power.
    ADVANTAGE OF OCEAN ENERGY
    1. Abundant and renewable source of energy.
    2. Renewable and sustainable energy source.
    3. High energy density and Low operating costs.
    4. Minimal greenhouse gas emissions.
    5. Diverse technologies (wave, tidal, ocean thermal) for different locations.
    6. Long-term energy independence.
    7. Minimal visual impact compared to other renewable sources.
    8. Can be integrated with other marine activities (e.g., aquaculture).
    9. Can be integrated with other marine activities (e.g., aquaculture).
    10. provide power to remote, coastal, and island communities . 
    THANK
    YOU

    “Don’t make trees rare, keep


    them with care.”

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