I sat in a small coastal lab years ago, watching an engineer stare at a prototype tidal turbine as if it were a stubborn pet. The device shook, rattled, and refused to behave. The engineer sighed, wiped sea spray off his glasses, and said, “One day this will pay its own bills.” I carried that line through every project I worked on. Wind and solar may rule the headlines, but a whole line of lesser-known contenders still waits behind the curtain. Some already power towns. Some still only power dreams. All of them hint at a cleaner future once a few stubborn hurdles fall out of the way.
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