Eco Wave Power — Onshore Wave Energy System
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Onshore and breakwater-mounted wave energy floaters for grid-connected power generation.
Eco Wave Power develops onshore and breakwater-mounted wave energy floaters that eliminate offshore installation costs. The system uses floaters attached to existing marine structures to generate electricity from wave motion. The company is publicly traded on NASDAQ under the ticker WAVE and reports a 404.7 MW project pipeline.
The technology competes with offshore point-absorber systems by leveraging existing coastal infrastructure for lower capital expenditure and easier maintenance access. It targets utility-scale grid-connected wave energy deployments in markets with suitable shoreline geography.
| Attribute | Eco Wave Power — Onshore Wave Energy System | Wave Energy Converter | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Provider | |||
| Founded | — | 2012 | |
| Sells To | — | Enterprise | |
| Pricing Model | — | Services | |
| Ownership | — | Private |
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Provider 
Founded 2012
Sells To Enterprise
Pricing Model Services
Ownership Private

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Offshore wave energy converter platforms with utility-scale and maritime surveillance applications.

Fully submerged wave energy converter achieving high uptime offshore utility-scale deployments.
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Modular wave energy converter arrays that cluster multiple units to generate 10–30 MW per array.
