€2.45m wave energy project targets coastal deployment in the atlantic without links, newspaper mentions or introductions.

Eco Wave Power, a leading wave energy developer, has announced its participation in a newly approved €2.45 million project aimed at deploying wave energy technology along the Atlantic coast.The project, which has received funding from the European Unions Horizon 2020 research and innovation program, will focus on developing and testing a new wave energy converter system that can withstand the harsh conditions of the Atlantic Ocean.The project, titled "Atlantic Power Cluster for Ocean Energy," will bring together a consortium of partners from Spain, Portugal, France, and Ireland to work towards the deployment of wave energy technology in the Atlantic region.Eco Wave Power will be responsible for developing the wave energy converter system, which will be installed at a test site off the coast of Portugal. The companys innovative technology harnesses the power of ocean waves to generate clean and renewable electricity.The project aims to demonstrate the potential of wave energy as a reliable source of renewable energy and contribute to the EUs goal of increasing the share of renewable energy in its energy mix.In addition to developing the wave energy converter system, the project will also focus on optimizing the design and operation of the system for the Atlantic Oceans specific conditions.The project will also address key challenges such as grid integration, environmental impact assessment, and cost reduction, to pave the way for wider deployment of wave energy technology in the Atlantic region.Eco Wave Powers CEO, Inna Braverman, said: "We are excited to be a part of this project, which will allow us to demonstrate the potential of wave energy in the Atlantic region. Our technology has already been successfully deployed and connected to the grid in several locations, and we are confident that it can withstand the challenging conditions of the Atlantic Ocean."The project is expected to be completed by 2023, and the partners hope that its success will lead to the commercialization of wave energy technology in the Atlantic region, contributing to the transition towards a cleaner and more sustainable energy future