Submarine fungi
Text created by automatic translator Elia and has not been subsequently revised by translators. Elia Elhuyar
It is about obtaining the energy of the suffocating or stirring of the sea through these tools as the giant fungi named Archimedes Wave Swing.
In Holland there are numerous windmills to take advantage of wind energy, but now special fungi have been installed underwater to take advantage of the energy of the sea. Tides and waves are already used to spin the turbines. Now, however, it is about obtaining the energy of the suffocator of the sea through these tools as the giant mushrooms named Archimedes Wave Swing.
Temwork Technology has prepared a series of special fungi that go up and down when it comes to a sadora and are immersed at a depth of fifteen meters. Each can supply up to 8 megawatts of power and want to start its first power plant in 1998 in Portugal.
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