TY - CONF

T1 - Life cycle assessment of the wave energy converter: Wave Dragon

A1 - Hans Chr.,Sørensen

A1 - Stefan,Naef

A1 - Stefan,Anderberg

A1 - Hauschild,Michael Zwicky

AU - Hans Chr.,Sørensen

AU - Stefan,Naef

AU - Stefan,Anderberg

AU - Hauschild,Michael Zwicky

PY - 2007

Y1 - 2007

N2 - Any power production technology should be able to demonstrate that it's able to comply with current and future environmental regulation and that it demonstrates a considerable surplus in the energy balance being a part of the entire power system. This means that the energy used throughout all the lifecycle stages; from provision of materials over manufacturing of components and assembly, to deployment and use and eventually the disposal stage, is considerably less than the energy produced by the devise during its use/production stage.

AB - Any power production technology should be able to demonstrate that it's able to comply with current and future environmental regulation and that it demonstrates a considerable surplus in the energy balance being a part of the entire power system. This means that the energy used throughout all the lifecycle stages; from provision of materials over manufacturing of components and assembly, to deployment and use and eventually the disposal stage, is considerably less than the energy produced by the devise during its use/production stage.

ER -