Swedish marine energy specialist CorPower Ocean has unveiled its first commercial scale wave energy converter (WEC) and a cluster system of linked buoys that could eventually form utility-scale wave ...

The ocean energy developer is currently fabricating its next generation C4 WEC, with dual build-out operations in Sweden and Portugal. Part of the flagship HiWave-5 Project, the WEC will ultimately ...

Wave energy technology specialist CorPower Ocean has been given a €17.5m boost after it was selected as a winner of the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator program. CorPower Ocean’s wave ...

CorPower Ocean, a wave energy developer, launched a huge project to convert the energy from ocean waves into electricity. As Renewable Energy Magazine reported, CorPower Ocean's 5-megawatt wave energy ...

CorPower Ocean unveiled the CorPower C4, its first commercial scale Wave Energy Converter (WEC) and CorPack clusters, which the company contends will provide the building blocks for utility scale wave ...

The Wave Energy Converters are point absorber type, with a heaving buoy on the surface absorbing energy from ocean waves. The buoy is connected to the seabed using a tensioned mooring system. Novel ...

We already harness energy from the sun, the wind, and many other natural processes for our own uses, and electricity generated from ocean waves could be the next big thing in renewables. Known as wave ...

LONDON (Reuters) - CorPower Ocean has secured 32 million euros ($35 million) of funding to support the commercialisation of wave energy technology, the firm said on Wednesday. Some countries are ...

Harnessing wave power can be a tricky business. It's one thing to build a device that simply moves up and down with the waves, but another to build one that's efficient enough to be cost-effective.

CorPower Ocean has revealed the first 9m diameter hull for its 300kW C4 wave energy converter. CorPower Ocean has revealed the first 9m diameter hull for its 300kW C4 wave energy converter. The hull ...

(Alliance News) - Equipmake Holdings PLC on Wednesday announced a development agreement with CorPower Ocean AB, a Stockholm-based wave energy device developer. Norfolk, England-based Equipmake is an ...