The World Finance Magazine explores the importance of wave energy and the difficulties surrounding the industry, recognising SWEL as a pioneer in its field. SWEL explains how the common misunderstandings about the movement of waves is at the root of most WEC’s failures, elaborating on how its technology overcomes the pitfalls of others.
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We are thrilled to announce that SWEL has successfully acquired the license for our next open sea pilot deployment. This achievement marks a significant milestone in our commitment to advancing innovative solutions for the future.
IT’S HERE! WAVELINE MAGNET 9.1 DEPLOYED
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Testing successfully completed at the MAREI Centre, LIR National Test Facility, University Collage Cork Ireland
The Waveline Magnet 10 was tested at the MAREI Centre, LIR National Test Facility with great success, demonstrating the huge capabilities and potential of the technology, setting a solid milestone on the road towards commercialization…
SWEL tests its wave system in the Ocean tank of Centrale Nantes, as part of the MEA project
The tests carried out at the Ocean tank of Centrale Nantes were successfully completed, reaffirming SWEL’s expectations, achieving a 1.4kw peak power output in a wave tank, using a model just 32m long weighing approximately…
BREAKTHROUGH RESULTS
SWEL is proud to announce its breakthrough testing results. In just 50cm wave height the WM9.1 produced 4KWh of mechanical power, representing a 3:1 capture width. The SWEL team have now opened their doors to…