The Wave Power Opportunity

The transition to renewable energy is critical to tackle climate change, and easily accessible wave energy resources are estimated to 500 GW, 10% of global demand of electricity.

Wave energy produces electricity more consistently and at different times than wind and solar, increasing the value of produced electricity by improving grid balance and reducing the need for energy storage.

InfinityWEC Solution

InfinityWEC is a 500 kW point absorbing wave energy converter with a highly efficient, compact and light-weight power take-off, and a low-cost buoy made of high performance concrete and EPS in a honeycomb structure. Read more

Technology developed in cooperation with industrial partners and currently being validated with prototypes in EU-funded projects INFINITY and WECHULL+.

4 GWh / MW

Annual Energy Production per MW

3.5 MWh AEP / ton

Structural efficiency

< 100 EUR / MWh

Already at 100 MW deployment

0.65 MEUR / MW

Cost of materials

< 35 EUR / MWh

At gigawatt scale deployment

320 tonCO2eq / MW

Carbon footprint of materials

About Us and our Current Projects

Ocean Harvesting Technology AB, based in Göteborg and Karlskrona, Sweden, combines entrepreneurial passion with rigorous engineering discipline. The team’s commitment to making wave power cost-effective drives every technical decision, from component and material selection to control algorithms.

InfinityWECs performance, survivability and commercial potential are validated through participation in two on-going EU-funded projects in the Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP) program, perfect for Ocean Harvesting in terms of scope, partners and financing.

Project INFINITY (2025 – 2027): Development of control system with MPC algorithm, build and test of InfinityWEC power take-off at scale 1:4.

Project WECHULL+ (2024 – 2027): Development of low-cost floating structures based on high performance concrete and Ocean Harvestings patented honeycomb structure.

These projects will be followed by sea trials of InfinityWEC at scale 1:3, and thereafter sea trials at full scale and first array installations.

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