Method for renewable energy generation from offshore stations designed for operation in open ocean and high-hurricane regions
OwnerSunit TYAGIinventor
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Renewable Energy (RE) sources are already one of the cheapest sources of energy available today but are variable and infirm, and the open ocean offers many opportunities to generate energy by using various disparate sources and methods on a floating station. These energy stations converting renewable energy including solar, ocean currents, wind, waves and batteries and hydrogen to store energy and provide sufficient stable power and energy as required and available most of the hours. The invention claimed here is a system to capture energy from a combination of wind, solar and ocean currents, along with batteries for storage and later use and hydrogen creation, storage and use for generation. In addition, apparatus is described that provide mechanical stability and resilience in deep open seas and reliably survive storms and hurricanes. Also described is a method for overcoming intermittency of ensuring continuous and stable energy export from the station, and finally methods to continually operate RE station in the open seas even during storms and hurricanes and survive the high winds and waves.
A system for generating renewable energy on an offshore floating platform with sidewalls that is anchored to the sea bed, comprising:
A method for stable export of offshore renewable energy by balancing the amount of energy generated, stored and exported wherein the method further comprises:
A method for mechanically and dynamically stabilizing an offshore renewable energy generation system, wherein the method further comprises:
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