The Foundation for Ocean Renewables (FOR) is a non-profit,
non-government organization founded to promote energy technologies from clean,
renewable ocean resources. The Foundation is working with industry leaders,
academic scholars, and other interested NGO's to encourage ocean renewable
technologies and raise awareness of their vast potential to help secure an
affordable, reliable, environmentally friendly energy future.
The United States is falling
behind in the race to capture the rich energy potential of our oceans. While
other countries have already deployed viable, operating, power generating
projects using the emission-free power of ocean waves, currents, and tidal
forces, the U.S. is only beginning to acknowledge the importance these
technologies.
Ocean energy can play a
significant role in our sustainable energy portfolio. With the right support,
the United States ocean energy industry can be competitive
internationally. With the right
encouragement, ocean renewable energy technologies can help us reduce our
reliance on foreign oil—fossil fuels, in general—and provide clean energy alternatives to conventional power
generating systems.

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