Germany has engineered a next-generation seawall that not only protects coastlines but also captures wave energy to generate electricity. Integrated directly into coastal defenses, the system converts constant ocean motion into renewable power—without turbines, noise, or visual disruption. It merges infrastructure protection with clean energy generation. Key Facts: • Built into existing seawall structures • Converts wave motion into electricity • No visible turbines or noise pollution • Provides

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Speed generation on a wave is all about mastering compression and extension—key movements that pro surfers have perfected. Let’s break it down with an example Gabriel Medina @gabrielmedina at the Slater Ranch competition. Watch how he gets up and pops into a compressed position, sets a rail, unweights, extends, and then unweights again. This is a textbook example of speed generation on a wave. Watching pros is a great way to understand how compression and extension drive speed on a wave. Remembe