Harnessing the incredible power of ocean waves

Game-Changing Technology

Oscilla Power's Triton wave energy converter will deliver cost competitive, utility-scale energy by combining best-in-class energy capture and energy production with unparalleled reliability and survivability.

TRITON WEC™

Oscilla Power’s Triton wave energy converter will deliver an average power of more than 600kW in energetic locations worldwide. They can be arrayed together to form utility-scale power plants. Learn more about how Triton will unlock the potential of wave energy.

WAVE ENERGY

Despite its massive potential as a source for renewable energy, the ocean is unlikely to contribute meaningfully to electricity supplies without dramatic, innovation-driven improvements in average energy production, installed capital cost and reliability that deliver cost-competitive electricity to the grid.

BLOOMBERG FEATURE

Bloomberg just released an insightful video news story on Oscilla Power and our Triton wave energy converter. Learn more about our unique approach to capturing wave energy.

Science Nation Video Feature

TAPPING A MASSIVE RESOURCE

Despite its enormous potential as a source for renewable energy, the ocean has not contributed meaningfully to electricity supplies. Oscilla Power has found a new way to tap into this promising resource.

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PROPRIETARY DRIVE-TRAIN TECHNOLOGY

Backed by 16 granted and many more pending patents, the Triton WEC is uniquely positioned to deliver cost competitive, utility-scale energy.

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PROGRESSIVE RISK REDUCTION

Founded in 2010, Oscilla Power hydrodynamic and power generation models have been validated with extensive lab and wave tank testing along with three ocean tests of sub-scale prototypes.

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NEWS

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DOE picks Oscilla Power as Winner in Marine Energy R&D Program

January 9 (Renewables Now) – The US has selected 12 projects to get USD 25 million (EUR 21.8m) in financing in support of research aimed at cutting costs and accelerating the deployment of marine energy devices, as well as testing new concepts. The funds will be provided by the Department of Energy (DOE), through its […]

The US DOE Awards Oscilla Power Among Innovative Marine Energy Technology Companies

June 11 (Renewables Now) – The US Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded $6.7 million in federal funds for the development of innovative technologies aimed at cutting the cost of power generation from marine energy. The financing will be allocated to six companies or partnerships and will come from the Office of Energy Efficiency and […]