Wave power hasn’t scaled as successfully as solar or wind energy – however one British Overseas Territory could receive 15 percent of its electricity from the motion of the ocean. Gibraltar has teamed up with Israel-based wave energy company Eco Wave Power (EWP) to build a wave energy plant that could supply 5 megawatts of power.
DetailsMy favourite place in the world is by the sea. I can sit for hours watching the rhythmic calm of the sea which I find to be meditative and energising.
DetailsLast month, Gizmag was on the ground in Gibraltar as Eco Wave Power (EWP) inaugurated the first ever grid-connected wave power station in Europe.
DetailsJune 6 (SeeNews) – Israeli company Eco Wave Power Ltd officially launched its 100-kW wave power system in Gibraltar last week.
DetailsWave power has been slow to take off, but it looks like things are accelerating. Last week, EU’s Gibraltar made a big buzz over the official grid connection of its new wave power project, an array of ocean energy converters from the company Eco Wave Power.
DetailsThe company that has set up a renewable wave energy system at the Amunition Jetty is looking to expand their operation to several other local sites.
DetailsA wave energy plant has been switched on in Gibraltar. It is believed to be the first of its kind in Europe that is connected to an electricity grid, according to the firm Eco Wave Power.
DetailsIsraeli developer Eco Wave Power has inaugurated the deployment of a wave power plant in Gibraltar.
DetailsEco Wave Power (EWP), an Israeli wave energy developer, has held a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week marking the start of operation of the wave energy plant in Gibraltar.
DetailsThe Government signed an agreement with Eco Wave Power back in 2014, an Israeli company that works to harness wave energy and convert it into low-cost, clean electricity.
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