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regimes vary substantially across the different regions, resulting in a . 4 Wave Energy | Technology Brief ... International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), 2014). Figure 2, shows the Mutriku power plant as an example of an OWC technology. Extracting wave energy Essentially all of the energy contained in a wave (95%) is located between the ...
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