Swell, energy, innovation.
Discover our wave technology.
Based on the observation that swell is untapped natural energy and present on all our coastlines, Wave-op is at the service of the energy transition in port areas.
The Wave-op team designs, develops and markets solutions for the maritime industry, capable of transforming wave power into renewable energy and can be used locally.
ports in Europe
of usable coasts
of installable energy
A simple, adaptable technique.
The principle of wave energy recovery is based on a modular housing with a wave-activated oscillating flap that allows the operator to convert wave power in sustainable, local electricity.
Flexible and space-saving, this system can be easily adapted and integrated into onshore and nearshore systems, depending on the configuration of the targeted sea area.
A team of experts dedicated to innovation.
The Wave-Op project's key players are true experts in the maritime field, with backgrounds in the following sectors construction, energy, and all passionate about the ocean. Convinced that the power of the sea is a resource capable of providing controllable, inexhaustible energy.
News
Wave-Op at the Seanergy trade show: recognition for wave energy innovation
The Wave-Op teams were present in Nantes for Seanergy, the leading European event dedicated to renewable marine energies. Over these two days, they welcomed visitors to their booth to present Dikwe technology and discuss with industry players around energy-producing port infrastructure. A showcase for tomorrow's port infrastructure The exhibition
The Dikwe demonstrator continues its deployment in Boulogne-sur-Mer
In Boulogne-sur-Mer, the Dikwe project is taking another step forward in its development. After several years of research, engineering, and preparation, the demonstrator is gradually entering its real-world implementation phase, with the goal of validating the technology's performance within an operational maritime environment. A decisive testing phase The deployment of a demonstrator
Visit to the Boulogne-sur-Mer construction site
Last week, Wave-Op organized a technical visit to the demonstrator on the Carnot - Le Portel dike in Boulogne-sur-Mer, in the presence of partners, local players and project teams. A key stage in the project's deployment This meeting marks an important first step in the project's deployment phase, after more than 6 years of research and development.
The Dikwe demonstrator continues its deployment in Boulogne-sur-Mer
In Boulogne-sur-Mer, the Dikwe project is taking another step forward in its development. After several years of research, engineering, and preparation, the demonstrator is gradually entering its real-world implementation phase, with the goal of validating the technology's performance within an operational maritime environment. A decisive testing phase The deployment of a demonstrator
Visit to the Boulogne-sur-Mer construction site
Last week, Wave-Op organized a technical visit to the demonstrator on the Carnot - Le Portel dike in Boulogne-sur-Mer, in the presence of partners, local players and project teams. A key stage in the project's deployment This meeting marks an important first step in the project's deployment phase, after more than 6 years of research and development.