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CalWave Technologies successfully deployed its xWave wave energy converter for a 10-month trial off San Diego, California (USA) in 2021.
The most powerful tidal turbine in the world, Orbital Marine Power’s O2, is currently in operation at the European Marine Energy Centre’s Fall of Warness test site in Orkney, Scotland.
Wave Swell Energy installed its UniWave200 wave energy converter off King Island (Tasmania) in 2021 and successfully decommissioned it in 2023.
Ocean Renewable Power Company (ORPC) partnered with the remote Alaskan village of Igiugig to deploy its RivGen Power System in the Kvichak River.
Oneka Technologies is preparing its wave-powered Iceberg desalination buoy for a pilot project off the coast of Fort Bragg, California (USA).
Verdant Power deployed three tidal turbines as part of the Roosevelt Island Tidal Energy (RITE) pilot project in 2020 in New York (USA).
Eco Wave Power operated a grid-connected proof-of-concept wave energy array in Gibraltar between 2016 and 2022.
Tocardo successfully operated five T-2 tidal turbines in one of the sluice gates of the Oosterschelde storm surge barrier between 2015 and 2023.
As part of the HiWave-5 Project, CorPower Ocean is testing its full-scale C4 wave energy device off the coast of Aguçadoura, Portugal.
The MeyGen project is the largest tidal stream project in the world, with 6 MW currently in operation and an additional 86 MW under development.
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Renewables for Subsea Power (RSP) is an offshore wave energy project that was completed after over 12 months of at-sea testing of a wave energy converter (WEC) 5 km off the east coast of Orkney, Scotland.
Mocean Energy Blue X Wave Energy Converter
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