Talk:SeaTwirl

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There are four independent references in this article which are not connected to the SeaTwirl entity and which provide somewhat reliable info on the concept : NyTeknik, Main(e), GoodEnvironment and GizMag. None of them confirm independently that the SeaTwirl has stored energy using seawater.

None of the previous references confirm independently that the prototype was succesful or comparatively cheap, so I had to dig up the Main(e) ref which simply says succesful but does not say whether that is an independent confirmation or merely a rehash of SeaTwirl statement. For now, we must take Main(e)s word for it.

EWEA is the publisher, not the author, and should be put after the title similar to the other refs. The word "seatwirl" no longer produces hits on Chalmers. TGCP (talk) 19:34, 27 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]

in my opionion there is a huge probability that SeaTwirl is a scam, they provide no real scientific datas and they made so much ads on the internet 78.227.78.135 (talk) 21:59, 18 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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