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A hydroelectricity generating unit capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy is completed with a buoyant floating frame, a plurality of electric generating pontoons, and a floating frame mooring system. The buoyant floating frame is positioned underneath water and connected with a seabe

A hydroelectricity generating unit capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy is completed with a buoyant floating frame, a plurality of electric generating pontoons, and a floating frame mooring system. The buoyant floating frame is positioned underneath water and connected with a seabed by the floating frame mooring system and connected with the plurality of electric generating pontoons by a plurality of pontoon mooring systems. The buoyant floating frame includes marine current electric generating units which are rotatably connected within the buoyant floating frame and utilize the marine current energy to produce electricity. The plurality of electric generating pontoons also produces additional electricity by the flowing marine wave energy and marine current energy. A power farm can be constructed with multiple hydroelectricity generating units, where the multiple hydroelectricity generating units are interconnected with each other through a horizontal mooring system in order to provide additional stability.

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1. A hydroelectricity generating unit capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy comprises: a buoyant floating frame;a plurality of electric generator pontoons;a floating frame mooring system;the buoyant floating frame comprises a plurality of structures, a front face, a rear face, a top

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A hydroelectricity generating unit capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy comprises: a buoyant floating frame;a plurality of electric generator pontoons;a floating frame mooring system;the buoyant floating frame comprises a plurality of structures, a front face, a rear face, a top surface, and a bottom surface;each of the plurality of structures comprises a pair of connecting sleeves and a marine current electric generator unit;the plurality of structures being linearly positioned within the buoyant floating frame;the pair of connecting sleeves being permanently connected within each of the plurality of structures;the marine current electric generator unit being centrally connected with the pair of connecting sleeves within each of the plurality of structures;the plurality of electric generator pontoons being connected with the buoyant floating frame by a plurality of pontoon mooring system;the buoyant floating frame being connected with a seabed by the floating frame mooring system;the floating frame mooring system being a low depth attachment system:the low depth attachment system comprises seabed tension mooring legs; andthe seabed tension mooring legs being connected with the seabed and the bottom surface. 2. The hydroelectricity generating unit capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy as claimed in claim 1 comprises: the front face and the rear face being oppositely positioned from each other on the plurality of structures of the buoyant floating frame;the top surface being perpendicularly positioned in between the front face and the rear face; andthe bottom surface being perpendicularly positioned in between the front face and the rear face opposite from the top surface. 3. The hydroelectricity generating unit capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy as claimed in claim 2 comprises: the buoyant floating frame being a rectangular shaped frame;the rectangular shaped frame comprises a top section and a bottom section;the top section being positioned atop the bottom section;length dimensions of the top section and the bottom section being equal to each other;the front face of the top section and the bottom section being linearly positioned with each other; andthe rear face of the top section and the bottom section being linearly positioned with each other. 4. The hydroelectricity generating unit capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy as claimed in claim 2 comprises: the buoyant floating frame being a tapered rectangular shaped frame;the tapered rectangular shaped frame comprises a top section and a bottom section;the top section being positioned atop the bottom section;length dimensions of the top section being larger than the bottom section;the front face of the top section and the bottom section being linearly positioned with each other; andthe rear face of the top section and the bottom section being linearly positioned with each other. 5. The hydroelectricity generating unit capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy as claimed in claim 2 comprises: the buoyant floating frame being a slanted rectangular shaped frame;the slanted rectangular shaped frame comprises a top section, a middle section, and a bottom section;the middle section being positioned in between the top section and the bottom section;the top section and the bottom section being offset from each other;length dimensions of the top section, the middle section, and the bottom section being equal to each other;the rear face of the top section being perpendicularly positioned with the top surface;the front face of the bottom section being perpendicularly positioned with the bottom surface;the front face of the top section and the middle section being linearly positioned with each other in between the top surface and the front face of the bottom section; andthe rear face of the bottom section and the middle section being linearly positioned with each other in between the bottom surface and the rear face of the top section. 6. The hydroelectricity generating unit capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy as claimed in claim 1 comprises: the marine current electric generator unit comprises a compartment casing, a stator generator, a directional fin, a rotor, blades, and a yaw mechanism;the stator generator being positioned within the compartment casing;the directional fin being connected on the compartment casing;the directional fin being perpendicularly positioned with the top surface;the compartment casing being perpendicularly connected with the yaw mechanism;the rotor being rotatably connected with the stator generator;the rotor is traversed through the yaw mechanism and into the compartment casing opposite from the directional fin;the blades being radially connected around the rotor;the blades being adjacently positioned with the yaw mechanism; andthe yaw mechanism being rotatably connected within the pair of connecting sleeves. 7. The hydroelectricity generating unit capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy as claimed in claim 1 comprises: the plurality of electric generator pontoons being single pontoon units;each of the single pontoon units comprises a floating body and a wave electric generator;the wave electric generator being centrally positioned within the floating body;the wave electric generator comprises a stator electric generator, a first rotor, and a second rotor;the first rotor and the second rotor being rotatably connected with the stator electric generator;the stator electric generator being positioned in between the first rotor and the second rotor;the plurality of pontoon mooring system comprises a first connecting element and a second connecting element;the first connecting element being connected with the first rotor and the top surface;the second connecting element being connected with the second rotor and the top surface; andthe first connecting element and the second connecting element being traversed through the floating body. 8. The hydroelectricity generating unit capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy as claimed in claim 1 comprises: the plurality of electric generator pontoons being double pontoon units;each of the double pontoon units comprises a first pontoon and a second pontoon;the first pontoon and the second pontoon being connected parallel to each other;the first pontoon being linearly and oppositely positioned with the second pontoon;the first pontoon and the second pontoon each comprise a floating body and a wave electric generator;the wave electric generator being centrally positioned within the floating body;the wave electric generator comprises a stator electric generator, a first rotor, and a second rotor;the first rotor and the second rotor being rotatably connected with the stator electric generator;the stator electric generator being positioned in between the first rotor and the second rotor for;the plurality of pontoon mooring system comprises a first connecting element and a second connecting element for the first pontoon and the second pontoon;the first connecting element of the first pontoon being connected with the first rotor of the first pontoon and the top surface;the second connecting element of the first pontoon being connected with the second rotor of the first pontoon and the top surface;the first connecting element and the second connecting element of the first pontoon being traversed through the floating body;the first connecting element of the second pontoon being connected with the first rotor of the second pontoon and the top surface;the second connecting element of the second pontoon being connected with the second rotor of the second pontoon and the top surface; andthe first connecting element and the second connecting element of the second pontoon being traversed through the floating body. 9. The hydroelectricity generating unit capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy as claimed in claim 1 comprises: the plurality of electric generator pontoons being double pontoon units;each of the double pontoon units comprises a first pontoon, a second pontoon, a first marine current electric generator, and a second marine current electric generator;the first pontoon and the second pontoon being connected parallel to each other;the first pontoon being linearly and oppositely positioned with the second pontoon;the first marine current electric generator and the second marine current electric generator being perpendicularly connected with the first pontoon and the second pontoon;the first marine current electric generator and the second marine current electric generator being oppositely positioned from each other along the first pontoon and the second pontoon;the first pontoon and the second pontoon each comprise a floating body and a wave electric generator;the wave electric generator being centrally positioned within the floating body;the wave electric generator comprises a stator electric generator, a first rotor, and a second rotor;the first rotor and the second rotor being rotatably connected with the stator electric generator;the stator electric generator being positioned in between the first rotor and the second rotor for;the plurality of pontoon mooring system comprises a first connecting element and a second connecting element for the first pontoon and the second pontoon;the first connecting element of the first pontoon being connected with the first rotor of the first pontoon and the top surface;the second connecting element of the first pontoon being connected with the second rotor of the first pontoon and the top surface;the first connecting element and the second connecting element of the first pontoon being traversed through the floating body;the first connecting element of the second pontoon being connected with the first rotor of the second pontoon and the top surface;the second connecting element of the second pontoon being connected with the second rotor of the second pontoon and the top surface; andthe first connecting element and the second connecting element of the second pontoon being traversed through the floating body. 10. A power farm system for capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy comprises: a plurality of hydroelectric generating units, wherein the plurality of hydroelectric generating units uses wave energy and current energy of water to generate electricity;a horizontal mooring system;each of the plurality of hydroelectric generating units comprises a buoyant floating frame, a plurality of pontoon mooring system, a plurality of electric generating pontoons, and a floating frame mooring system;the plurality of electric generator pontoons being connected with the buoyant floating frame by the plurality of pontoon mooring system;the buoyant floating frame being connected with a seabed by the floating frame mooring system;the plurality of hydroelectric generating units comprises an arbitrary hydroelectric generating unit and surrounding hydroelectric generating units;the surrounding hydroelectric generating units being radially positioned around the arbitrary hydroelectric generating unit; andthe surrounding hydroelectric generating units being laterally connected with the arbitrary hydroelectric generating unit through the horizontal mooring system. 11. The power farm system for capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy as claimed in claim 10 comprises: the floating frame mooring system being a low depth attachment system;the low depth attachment system comprises seabed tension mooring legs;the seabed tension mooring legs being connected with the seabed and the bottom surface; andthe buoyant floating frame of the surrounding hydroelectric generating units being laterally connected with the buoyant floating frame of the arbitrary hydroelectric generating unit through the horizontal mooring system. 12. The power farm system for capturing marine wave energy and marine current energy as claimed in claim 10 comprises: the floating frame mooring system being a high depth attachment system;the high depth attachment system comprises a plurality of frame connecting legs, a sea anchor, and at least one sea anchor mooring leg;the plurality of frame connecting legs being connected with the sea anchor and the bottom surface;the at least one sea anchor mooring leg being connecting with the sea anchor and the seabed; andthe sea anchor of the surrounding hydroelectric generating units being laterally connected with the sea anchor of the arbitrary hydroelectric generating unit through the horizontal mooring system.