Capacitive Mixing

Blue Energy: Harnessing Generated Energy Where River Water Meets Sea Water, Potential Power Supply For World's Demands

Medicine & Technology May 29, 2017

The potential energy that could be tapped in the mixture of two bodies of water could supply 40 percent of the world energy requirement, scientists doing the study said.

Capacitive Mixing

Blue Energy: Harnessing Generated Energy Where River Water Meets Sea Water, Potential Power Supply For World's Demands

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