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International Journal of Energy for a Clean Environment

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INVESTIGATION INTO THE POSSIBILITY OF EXTRACTING WAVE ENERGY FROM THE TEXAS COAST

Volume 20, Edição 1, 2019, pp. 23-41
DOI: 10.1615/InterJEnerCleanEnv.2018019929
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RESUMO

There is a large demand for electricity in the Texas Coast region, and the Gulf of Mexico has a great potential to provide this energy from the renewable ocean energy sources. Wave energy, as one of the most important ocean energy resources available, has the second highest potential among the ocean renewable energy resources with more persistent and concentrated energy potential. Based on the historical data (years 2000–2012) of selected buoys from National Data Buoy Center of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the potential of wave energy from Texas Coast has been studied in this paper. Pelamis 750 kW is selected as a wave energy converter to calculate the wave energy output. The combination of the wave energy with off shore wind energy is also explored as a way to increase energy output, obtain synergies, maximize the utilization of assigned marine zones, and reduce variability. The energy output of the combined wave and wind resources is calculated using various combinations with hourly data from the studied period. By combining both resources, it was concluded that the energy output was increased and wave energy variability was reduced. This allows the exploitation of two diff erent renewable resources available in the same location, and creates a number of important advantages.

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