Startup of the Week Eco Wave: Power the City With Ocean Waves
Visionaries have been trying to harvest wave power for a century. This Israeli startup thinks it’s cracked the code.
DetailsGibraltar to experiment with a wave-power alternative energy project
The Government of Gibraltar has signed its first power purchase agreement for the provision of renewable energy. The agreement, which is with Eco Wave Power, is for the provision of an initial 0.5MW energy device on the eastside of the Rock.
DetailsEco Wave Power Talking to Large Utilitieson Funds, Partnership
Eco Wave Power is in talks with large global utilities and renewables companies to provide $10 million to fund 79 megawatts of plants that use the Israeli developer’s technology for harvesting energy from the oceans.
DetailsThe woman turning wave technology into electricity
The development of an innovation to turn wave energy into power has catapulted Inna Braverman’s company Eco Wave Power to the top of its field worldwide.
DetailsFirst Operational Wave Energy Power Plant Installed
Israeli company, Eco Wave Power, has opened a medium-scale wave energy generation system in the Black Sea
DetailsEco Wave Power, Ocean University of China teaming up for hydrokinetic development
Hydrokinetic energy company Eco Wave Power and the Ocean University of China have signed a memorandum of understanding that could see the first commercial-scale implementation of EWP technologies.
DetailsEco Wave Power installs medium-scale wave energy generation system in the Black Sea
Eco Wave Power has reported the completion of a medium-scale version of its Wind Clapper and Power Wing wave energy generation system. The company has released a video showing the system in action and is currently undertaking testing and evaluation before work begins on the construction of the first commercial scale EWP wave power plant.
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