Amnah Rehman

Today, instead of taking the bus or using my car, I walked to the metro station. This shift in my routine was good for my physical activity and reduced me being reliant on my car. I've noticed how i got more fresh air and felt better at the same time for helping the environment.

After spending an hour researching and exploring the potential of wave and tidal energy for generating power, I've learned how these renewable energy sources operate. I was fascinated by the methods that are used to capture the power of ocean waves and tidal flows, along with the recent technological advancements that have been made. Also on the environmental implications and the obstacles that need to be addressed for wider implementation of these energies. Considering these points helped me think about how wave and tidal energy could be incorporated into current power networks and what steps are necessary to overcome these challenges. I learned that these technologies not only harness the natural movements of water but also promise a consistent and predictable source of clean energy. Finally, i learned about the challenges, such as the high costs and technical difficulties associated with setting up and maintaining the infrastructure needed to capture and convert this energy.