Notes on Wave Energy Technology Presentation

Introduction

• Presentation held at Ultras Secondary School, Norway.
• Testing a prototype of wave energy technology named "Purankos the Frozen."
• Focus on sustainability and addressing climate change.

Key Features of the Technology

• Purpose: Harvest energy from ocean waves.
• Applications:
  • Generation of electricity.
  • Desalination of seawater for fresh water production.
• Part of a broader solution for sustainable development.

How the Technology Works

• Wave Generator: Demonstrated at the pool.
• Mechanism:
  • Absorbing float moves up and down with ocean waves.
  • Below the water surface, a pulley system operates.
  • As the float moves, it causes a cable to reel out, powering machinery.
  • This action turns a flywheel, converting wave energy into usable power.

Conclusion

• Speaker believes this technology can contribute significantly to solving climate change challenges.
• Emphasis on innovation for a sustainable future.

Additional Notes

• Presentation included music and applause, suggesting a lively atmosphere.
• Encouragement to observe the prototype in action.