Germany has engineered coastal seawalls that double as wave-energy generators. Built directly into shoreline defenses, the system quietly converts constant ocean motion into clean electricity—without visible turbines, noise, or disruption—combining coastal protection with renewable power generation. Key Facts: • Integrated into existing seawalls • Converts wave motion into electricity • Silent and low-impact design • Provides coastal protection power • Ideal for long coastlines #WaveEnergy #Rene

12K views · 166 reactions | Speed generation on a wave is all about...

Speed generation on a wave is all about mastering compression and extension—key movements that pro surfers have perfected. Let’s break it down with an example Gabriel Medina @gabrielmedina at the Slater Ranch competition. Watch how he gets up and pops into a compressed position, sets a rail, unweights, extends, and then unweights again. This is a textbook example of speed generation on a wave. Watching pros is a great way to understand how compression and extension drive speed on a wave. Remembe