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Originally posted by BD Condell: ↑

Semantically pedantic! OK, carry on.
As you were replying to my post, I thought it appropriate to point out that I had the exact same stance on CCE as you do, as, given my comments, you seemed to assume otherwise.

If you read the "engineers who post here" comment properly I was stating that I would defer to the opinions of the engineeers who post here (if they'd care to comment) as I am not an expert in the area. As you point out, there are workarounds and multiple sources of energy will be used together to ensure constant supply. So I don't see solar or wind solutions being disadvantaged.

The question with wave energy is how you build a solution that can survive the physical environment. The forces and corrosive issues with placing something underwater. Also, the fact that wave movement is erratic, how to efficiently capture the power.

Regarding your last question, how do you differentiate between tide and wave energy? If your asking whether the proposed solution is tide dependent, then I believe the answer is no.

No confusion whatsoever.

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Nup, BD , I was making no assumptions about your investment holding or sentiment, in fact I was too slack to even check!

The obvious differentiation between waves is tides are constantly flowing, waves vary, which is manifestly relevant. I'm an old surfie, I know!

Anyway, thanks for the info, much appreciated, Wes

CCE Price at posting: 3.8¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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