Converting novel resources into mechanical work

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• Power from non-powered, small dams without harming wildlife
• Power from and for wild rivers for river restoration
• Pump water from canals and rivers
• Boost power from offshore wind farms
• Power from hydro-electric discharge flows to increase capacity and revenue
• Pump water for decarbonization without electrical infrastructure
• Provide dispatchable power for emergency applications that depend on other methods (Solar, Wind)
• Off and near shore charging for ships and boats and data buoys
• Supply irrigation for agriculture from canals and rivers 
• Silent, odorless power for naval vessels/container 
• Support the EV Charging infrastructure along waterways 
• High pressure for desalination

FOR EXAMPLE:

Tidal currents contain reliable, predictable, renewable energy. HydroChute will increase output from existing offshore wind-farms. 

From the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management: It has been estimated that taking just 1/1000th the available energy from the Gulf Stream would supply Florida with 35% of its electrical needs. 

From The Carbon Trust: A key learning from the MEA (Marine Energy Accelerator) is that second generation devices will be needed to enable tidal energy to become a full scale industry, taking the market size from around 4TWh/y to around 20TWh/yr.