Aquanator
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The aquanator is a proposed device using aquafoils (an underwater version of airfoils) to generate electricity from water currents. 'Aquanator' is a trademark of Atlantis Resources Corporation Pte. Limited.
[edit] References
- "Could the ocean be used to power our cities?", Mark Vale, ABC South East NSW, 12 December 2003
- "Inventor taps into a new energy source", Philip Cornford, Sydney Morning Herald, 27 September 2004
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