This ocean energy is found all over the world. 70% of the ocean surface is covered with water. According to the Alternative Energy Information website, “Ocean energy is harvested when the wave farm operates with wave energy created when a float/buoy flows with the natural movement of waves. » The equipment needed is a very large floating buoy, a long reliable cable and a heavy weight so that the buoy does not blow away and spoil your search. “The concept is simple,” explains John Lienhard, professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Houston: “Every day, the gravitational pull of the Moon lifts countless tons of water, for example in the East River or the Bay of Fundy. When this water returns to the sea, its energy dissipates and, if we don't use it, it is simply spent. The stronger the waves, the more energy we can extract from them to power our world. As humans, we use and waste this energy in our daily work. Yes, you need special equipment to process ocean wave energy. The main thing you need is a floating buoy to throw into the ocean and weigh it down with a solid weight, so as not to lose almost 3 million dollars. Our energy sources are formed when tidal energy is produced through the use of generators in the ocean. The generators are large underwater turbines placed in areas where tidal energy is highest. The job of turbines is to capture the kinetic motion of the ocean's tidal (shallow water) retreat and flow to obtain electricity. Tidal turbines are best used for shallow water because they are stronger and more stable than launching them into the ocean where you will have to check them every day in near-deadly weather. They are useful because the turbines rotate slowly, causing ships and waste paper to consume fuel and their continued operation accounts for more than 80% of the plant's energy cost. The greater availability of wave energy in areas means that devices will be able to absorb more energy and convert it into energy at a higher rate than devices located in areas with lower energy density waves. Ocean energy technologies will initially live in areas with wave energy density. As you read this excerpt from the website, what are your opinions. An early stage prototype funded by the government. We can conserve ocean energy by not polluting the ocean, saving energy (using less lights and electricity). We can also conserve other natural energies. Ways to save energy would be: walking, cycling, carpooling, using public transport. You can turn off your refrigerator, wash your clothes in warm or cold water, turn off the water heater, and the big thing we can do is reduce, reuse, recycle..