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 power production with unparalleled reliability and survivability.

TRITON WEC™

Oscilla Power’s Triton wave energy converter will have a rated power of 1MW and be suitable for installation 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

The ocean has massive untapped potential as a source for renewable energy. Ocean waves provide an opportunity to generate significant quantities of clean energy, in fact it has the potential to meet global electricity demand many times over. Learn more about the enormous potential of ocean waves.

PRODUCT ROADMAP

Oscilla Power is progressing a number of variants of the Triton architecture for different markets. The 1MW Triton is only one of the systems currently being developed. Learn more about our technology development pathways.

PROPRIETARY DRIVE-TRAIN TECHNOLOGY

The Oscilla Power Triton uses a unique hydraulic drivetrain that provides industry leading efficiency and power quality.

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TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW

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

Since founding in 2009, Oscilla Power’s 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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Construction started on full-scale Triton-C

Oscilla Power recently started construction of the Triton-C wave energy converter and have now completed the preliminary build of the system hull. Seattle-based Snow & Company is the primary contractor for the construction of the Triton-C and work is being completed at their facility in Ballard. Detailed design for the Triton-C has been completed by […]

Oscilla Power Awarded Phase 1 SBIR from US DoE

Oscilla Power was recently awarded a $200,000 grant by the US Department of Energy to explore how compressed air energy storage can benefit wave energy converters. New opportunities for ocean wave energy adoption can be opened up if the inherent power variability associated with wave power generation can be mitigated through storage. Further, larger storage […]

Oscilla Power Featured in Fast Company

Oscilla Power was included in a World Changing ideas article in Fast Company, entitled: Could wave power be the next boom in renewable energy? Several devices that generate electricity from the movement of waves are about to begin large-scale testing in Hawaii. In a shipyard in Portland, Oregon, a massive new energy generating device is […]