New turbine generates high output of energy from slowly moving water

While accessible and affordable electricity is a major global issue, over 70% of the planet is covered with slow-moving water in rivers, canals, and ocean currents. This device may offer a viable solution.

The Global Problem

1.3 billion people are without electricity, and over 800 million people depend on high cost, polluting fossil fuel generators for their power. However, over 71% of the planet is covered with slowly moving water in rivers, canals, and ocean currents.

The Solution: Waterotor

Waterotor claims it can address this global market creating a revolutionary new era of low cost electrical energy nearly everywhere. Developed over the past 5 years, it is now proven and ready for assigned manufacturers.

The company says it fills the market void that exists for an energy to electricity system, when fully submerged in water even moving as slow as 2 mph (3.22kph). It is a unique drum-like ‘rolling torque induction system’ that can operate nearly everywhere to satisfy electrification on a global scale.

Innovative Breakthrough

No other water energy extraction device has managed to produce an equivalent of high energy while operating in very low water flow speeds, as slow as 2.0mph (3.22kph). Waterotor captures consistent and economical electricity, from it’s sealed attached generators, when submerged within ocean currents, rivers and canals. 

This unique invention is due to the way Waterotor achieves maximum torque, resulting in a high coefficient of power. The generator converts energy from pure torque moments in contrast to systems with propeller or wing-like blades which require much higher flow velocities to achieve or match the same Coefficient-of-Power in flow speeds below 9 mph.

Water has 830 times more energy than wind, thus a small device in water can economically harness a large amount of energy around the clock.

Source: waterotor.com