Categories: Uncategorized

Eco Wave and Ocean Power Partner to Ramp Up Wave Energy Projects

Wave energy companies Eco Wave Power Global AB and Ocean Power Technologies are working to utilize their complementary technologies and skills to accelerate wave energy projects pursuant to an agreement previously signed, said an official statement.

The two companies will work together on several fronts, including knowledge sharing, joint grant submissions, and collaborative assistance in entry to new markets. In addition, joint solutions are likely to be developed utilizing each company’s respective offshore and onshore technologies and leveraging OPT’s offshore engineering and newly acquired robotics capabilities in Eco Wave Power’s applicable projects.

Inna Braverman, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Eco Wave Power, stated: “This is an exciting time for the wave energy industry, when two complementary offshore and onshore technologies decide to work together by combining their resources and expertise to enhance the global implementation of projects utilizing their technologies. I believe this collaboration will open the door to cross-industry knowledge sharing, as we understand that we are working towards the same goal. Our goal is to create positive impact by adding wave energy to the global renewable energy mix to address climate change.”

Philipp Stratmann, President and Chief Executive Officer of OPT, stated: “OPT strives to be a leading provider of offshore data and power solutions and is constantly innovating to achieve this goal. We welcome the chance to incorporate our offshore engineering, deployment, and strategic consulting services with clean and complementary technologies. OPT’s knowledge and understanding of the offshore environment combined with Eco Wave Power’s track record of near-shore wave energy conversion (WEC) installations present opportunities to unlock the power in waves.”

I am Renew

Recent Posts

IFC & others to invest $105 million in Indian green hydrogen company Hygenco

Three global institutional investors — International Finance Corporation (IFC), Siemens Financial Services, and Fullerton Carbon…

16 hours ago

BIG BOOST TO CBG: Rs 635 crores secured by GPS Renewables to bolster bioenergy projects

India’s ace biogas player GPS Renewables (GPSR) has secured Rs 635 crore in a Series…

17 hours ago

Maruti Suzuki to invest Rs 150 crore in biogas projects

India’s top auto company Maruti Suzuki India has announced two biogas projects worth Rs 150…

1 day ago

India saved Rs1.84 lakh crore with ethanol blending: Hardeep Singh Puri

India’s ethanol blending programme has delivered substantial economic and environmental benefits, saving the country Rs…

1 day ago

Ankur Scientific clubs with Jain Irrigations to set-up waste-to-energy project in Maharashtra

Agricultural conglomerate Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd. has joined hands with waste-to-energy tech maker Ankur Scientific…

1 day ago

Sumitomo, Graphyte make JV to bolster biomass carbon removal credits

Japan’s Sumitomo Corporation has partnered with Graphyte, Inc., a U.S.-based startup in the decarbonization sector,…

1 day ago