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Techno-Economic Analysis Framework for Wave Energy Conversion Schemes under South African Conditions: Modeling and Simulations

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environment and energy

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paper
Creator:
Siyanda S. BiyelaWillie A. Cronje
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Zenodo
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This paper presents a desktop study of comparing two different wave energy to electricity technologies (WECs) using a techno-economic approach. This techno-economic approach forms basis of a framework for rapid comparison of current and future technologies. The approach also seeks to assist in investment and strategic decision making expediting future deployment of wave energy harvesting in South Africa.

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Cost of energytoolwave energy converterWEC-Sim.

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