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CCell Renewables

Making artificial reefs from natural seawater

January 2021
Gallery CCell Renewables 1
Gallery CCell Renewables 1
01.

Identification

Globally, both coastlines and coral reefs are under threat. Ocean warming is increasing wave strength and causing coral bleaching on a massive scale. In nature, coral reefs provide protection to the coastline behind them, breaking waves before they hit the shore and thus reducing erosion.

CCell builds artificial reefs from recycled rebar, mimicking the shapes and properties of naturally occurring reefs. The reefs are powered with renewable electricity, producing a chemical reaction within the seawater that causes limestone rock to form around the reef structure. This rock provides a foundation for coral restoration and marine wildlife while strengthening the defensive properties of the reefs. CCell’s advanced modelling capabilities, combined with electronics and cutting-edge wave-energy capture technology, allows this solution to be customised for a given area. Local expertise, coral out-planting and education initiatives are able to support and boost this solution.

Label Date January 25, 2021
From United Kingdom
Maturity stage Prototype testing in the real world
Looking For Network, New clients, Visibility, Funding, Credibility
02.

The environmental benefits

  • 0.05mm/day limestone rock accumulation on the reef structure due to electrolysis
  • 10kW of renewable energy produces an effective 200m reef in 11 months
  • 96% reduction in CO2 emissions
  • 52% less energy consumption overall
03.

The Financial benefits

  • 10% cheaper than mainstream alternative
  • less than 2 years payback time
04.

Activity Region

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  • Headquarters
  • Activity
05.

Company Profile

CCell Renewables

CCell is a system that use wave energy to provide Beach Nourishment, Tourist Attractions and Renewable Energy.

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Headquarters Fonthill Rd, Finsbury Park, London N4 3JH, UK
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