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Eco Wave Power

A technology for generating clean & affordable electricity from ocean and sea waves

October 2018
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Eco Wave Power by Eco Wave Power implemented by The Port of Los Angeles in Los Angeles (United States) in 2022

The technology could produce about 15 megawatts of electricity — enough to power 15,000 households

Eco Wave Power

A technology for generating clean & affordable electricity from ocean and sea waves

  • World Alliance Member
  • Featured Solution
  • Labelled Solution
Label Date October 18, 2018
From Israel
Maturity stage TRL 9 / CRI 3-4 - Commercial Scale Up / Multiple commercial Applications

Comprised of floaters submerged in the ocean/sea attached to structures such as piers and jetties, Eco Wave Power uses specially designed floaters use buoyancy force, changes in water level and flow, the ‘airlock’ effect, and the vertical movement of waves, to create an efficient energy conversion process. This system serves communities that have less heavy energy requirements and do not have the means for a cumbersome system that could be found further offshore. As such, the capital expenditure requirements are vastly reduced – about 1 million USD per Megawatt installed.

The Environmental Benefits

  • 100% clean and emission-free
  • More constant than unconventional energy
  • No need for polluting marine vessels for the operation and maintenance

The Financial Benefits

  • No need to build new infrastructures as the solution fits the existing ones.
  • ROI around 5 years, lower capital expenditure than larger offshore solutions
  • Erosion-resistant because only 10% of the system is inside the water.

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Company Profile

Eco Wave Power

Eco Wave Power is the sole global inventor, owner and developer of the unique EWP wave energy technology & power plants.

Headquarters Khoma u-Migdal St 13, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Type Startup or self-employed
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