Eco Wave Power joins the ILIAD consortium
The consortium, which includes 56 partners, will develop and launch a Digital Twin of the Ocean to support the development of wave energy.
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The consortium, which includes 56 partners, will develop and launch a Digital Twin of the Ocean to support the development of wave energy.
Courtesy of Eco Wave Power The ILIAD Project, which is comprised of 56 partners from 18 different countries in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa, will develop, operate, and demonstrate the ILIAD Digital Twin of the Ocean (DTO). Among the different participating partners are leading organizations such as WAVEC- Offshore Renewables, the Technion- Israel Institute of Technology, University of Haifa, University College Cork- National University of Ireland, The University of Edinburgh, Technical University of Varna and others. The funding will be divided among the parties in accordance w...
The company has developed technology to convert wave power into electricity.
Advertisement Pursuant to the engineering co-ordination permit from the Municipality of Tel-Aviv Jaffa (permit number 2020-3249) Eco Wave Power has announced that it nears completion of the wall reinforcement works, meant to enable the installation of floaters on the sea wall of the Port of Jaffa, Israel. The works so far have included clearing the top cement layer of the relevant sections of the sea wall, followed by adding two layers of steel rebars for reinforcement and finally, in several days (in accordance with weather conditions), the final step will be completed, which is the creation...
Share: STOCKHOLM, Sweden, May 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Pursuant to the engineering coordination permit from the Municipality of Tel-Aviv Jaffa (permit number 2020-3249) Eco Wave Power (EWPG Holding AB, Stock Symbol: ECOWVE) is pleased to announce that it nears completion of the wall reinforcement works, meant to enable the installation of floaters on the sea wall of the Port of Jaffa, Israel. The works so far have included clearing the top cement layer of the relevant sections of the sea wall, followed by adding two layers of steel rebars for reinforcement and finally, in several d...