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To: yard_man who wrote (9307)	7/15/2004 2:10:51 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Respond to of 116555

tippet see their site - it works on the waves on the surface - he uses hydraulics to store energy interesting concept - at the time I was interested in several projects were I was using sea water pumped up to store energy but no system could stand a serious storm..... and then salt corrosion. Keep in mind sea waves are like pedaling a bike - same movement and similar transfer of energy. If his system is storm proof he is right regarding the cost - maitenance is most of the cost of operation in such a system. Are you familiar with Luz Solar collectors in California ? I had some solution for half passive concept but by then crude dropped to around $10 or $12 and no investors were to be found