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Mocean Energy is an Edinburgh-based wave energy technology company that engineers hybrid offshore renewable power platforms combining ocean wave energy, solar generation, and onboard battery storage to deliver "always-on" local power and communications for subsea and remote offshore equipment. Its commercially available Blue Star 10 system delivers 10 kW of wave energy plus 2 kW of solar, with a higher-capacity Blue Star 20 in development for power-intensive applications such as all-electric CCS, and a larger-scale Blue Horizon platform targeting 1-2 MW by 2030 for utility-scale use cases. The underlying technology uses geometry-driven energy conversion with sloped wave channels, passive weathervaning, and a passive survivability design that allows the platform to submerge through extreme sea states, validated through multi-year North Sea deployments including the Renewables for Subsea Power and OceanPULSE programs.

The company sells hardware systems alongside operator-commissioned engineering studies and consulting, with no publicly disclosed pricing. Go-to-market combines a structured direct engagement pathway (Explore, Evaluate, Study, Pilot, Deploy) with a partner-led delivery model involving Tier 1 integrators (Shell, TotalEnergies, Harbour Energy, Serica Energy, PTTEP as operator partners; Proserv, Verlume, FDL, Morek, Astrimar as supply chain partners), supported by offices in Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Orkney (EMEC deployment site), and Houston. The company has raised approximately £7.3M in disclosed funding across multiple rounds between 2020 and 2023 from Equity Gap, Katapult Ocean, MOL PLUS, Old College Capital, Scottish Enterprise, Innovate UK, Wave Energy Scotland, and EU/EuropeWave programmes, and in February 2026 publicly warned of potential collapse following Scottish Government cuts to Wave Energy Scotland funding.

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Mocean Energy develops hybrid offshore renewable power systems combining wave energy, solar, and battery storage to deliver reliable local power for subsea and remote offshore operations, serving oil and gas operators, CCS developers, and adjacent blue economy sectors.

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Operating
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11–50
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HeadquartersEdinburgh, United Kingdom
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Edinburgh
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Europe
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Serves global market

Offices4 records

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Keyword5 values
wave energy converters, offshore renewable power, subsea power systems, hybrid energy platforms, marine energy technology
Industry3 codes
1Wave Energy Converter (WEC) Power Generation
CodeEUACAJACPrimaryYes
2Marine & Hydrokinetic R&D (Tidal, Wave, River Current, OTEC)
CodeEUAMAOADPrimaryNo
3Marine Power Generation & Energy Storage (Generators, Batteries, UPS)
CodeIMAJAJABPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Electric Power Generation22111
  • Other Electric Power Generation221118
SIC code2 codes
  • Electric Services4911
  • Engines & Turbines3510
Product category
Offshore Renewable Power Systems
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Revenue model2 records
1Offshore Renewable Power Systems
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale and deployment of hybrid wave/solar/battery power systems (Blue Star 10 and Blue Star 20) for offshore and subsea applications. The company engineers and deploys complete power systems for real-world operations at sea, providing local power and communications for remote offshore equipment such as actuators and sensors.

mocean.energy
2Engineering Studies and Consulting
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Operator-commissioned engineering studies that assess feasibility and quantify techno-economic impact. Working independently or with Tier 1 partners, these studies generate insight needed to solve electrification and integration challenges, unlock projects, and advance combined offerings.

mocean.energy
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure
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B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 3 records shown
1Blue Star 10
Description

Mocean's commercially available offshore renewable power system, delivering 10 kW of wave energy generation with 2 kW of solar. Based on previously built and tested hardware, incorporating learnings from multiple offshore deployments.

mocean.energy
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Mocean Energy engineers and deploys hybrid offshore renewable power systems that combine wave energy conversion, solar generation, and onboard battery storage to deliver reliable, always-on local power and communications for subsea and remote offshore operations. Its commercially available Blue Star 10 system delivers 10 kW of wave energy and 2 kW of solar, with higher-capacity Blue Star 20 and Blue Horizon variants in development.

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  • Projected savings of over $50 million compared to static cable from shore for CCS applications
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Product overview1 text field

Mocean Energy offers a platform-plus-products architecture centered on its hybrid renewable power system. The core system combines wave energy, solar generation, and battery storage into a standalone offshore power platform. The commercially available Blue Star 10 delivers 10 kW of wave energy with 2 kW solar capacity. Blue Star 20, currently in development, provides higher capacity for power-intensive applications including all-electric CCS. Blue Horizon represents the larger-scale technology roadmap targeting 1-2 MW capacity for utility-scale applications. All products share common design principles, qualified subsystems, and software optimization tools, allowing the platform to scale across applications from subsea operations to island and port electrification.

Product and service4 records
1Blue Star 10 System
CategoryOffshore Renewable Power Systems
Description

Commercially available hybrid offshore renewable power system delivering 10 kW of wave energy generation and 2 kW of solar generation, combined with onboard battery storage, to provide reliable always-on power and communications for subsea equipment and remote offshore operations. Target customers are offshore energy operators in oil and gas, CCS, defence, ocean science, offshore wind, and blue economy applications.

2Blue Star 20 System
CategoryOffshore Renewable Power Systems
Description

Higher-capacity hybrid offshore renewable power system in development for power-intensive subsea applications, including all-electric Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS). Increases wave energy and solar capacity relative to Blue Star 10 while reusing proven subsystems and design principles, targeting operators requiring lower-cost power than static subsea cables.

3Blue Horizon System
CategoryOffshore Renewable Power Systems
Description

Larger-scale wave energy technology designed for utility-scale Blue Economy applications including islands, ports, Power-to-X, and grid applications. Targets capacity expansion to 1-2 MW by 2030.

4Engineering Studies and Consulting
CategoryEngineering Services
Description

Operator-commissioned engineering studies that assess feasibility and quantify the techno-economic impact of Mocean's hybrid power systems, working independently or alongside Tier 1 partners. Generates insight to solve electrification and integration challenges, unlock projects, and advance combined offerings for offshore operators.

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-08-13
Description

Mocean Energy signed a memorandum of understanding with Netherlands-based floating solar developer SolarDuck to develop hybrid offshore renewable systems combining wave and floating solar power. Both companies, backed by Norwegian clean-tech fund manager Katapult Ocean, plan to target remote offshore sites across energy, defence, and blue economy sectors, with initial focus on a technically feasibility study for offshore energy needs in the Asia Pacific region.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2023-09-05
Description

EMEC provides testing and deployment facilities for Mocean's wave energy technology in Orkney. The centre supports prototype deployment and validation, with planned deployment of a grid-connected machine by 2025.

3EuropeWave Programme
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-09-05
Description

EU-funded programme supporting the development and testing of wave energy technology. Mocean received £3.2 million in EU funding through this programme to develop larger wave energy machine targeting 1-2 MW capacity by 2030.

uktech.news
Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Finnish developer of the WaveRoller submerged wave energy converter. Direct peer in wave-energy technology category, focused on near-shore subsea power applications with similar unit-scale ambitions to Mocean's Blue Star products.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Israel-based wave energy company using near-shore floaters and hydraulic accumulators to generate electricity. Directly comparable wave-energy peer also pursuing island-grid and blue-economy commercial deployments with small-team profile.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Swedish wave energy converter developer using point-absorber WEC technology validated through HiWave-5 project. Directly comparable in wave-energy technology focus, European base, and pursuit of utility-scale commercial deployment in the 2025–2030 window.

TypeDirect peer
Description

US-listed wave energy company developing PowerBuoy systems for offshore power, subsea monitoring and surveillance. Most directly comparable peer — same wave-energy conversion category, same offshore/subsea customer base, and similar small-to-medium scale deployments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Australian/Tasmanian wave energy company developing oscillating water column WECs for island and remote applications. Comparable as a direct wave-energy peer with similar target use cases (islands, ports, blue economy) and a similar small-team profile pursuing first commercial units.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Welsh-Australian wave energy company developing the mWave flexible membrane WEC. Comparable as a direct wave-energy peer targeting utility-scale and island-grid applications in the same commercialization horizon as Mocean.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Australian wave energy company behind the CETO technology, supplying renewable power to offshore and island applications. Direct peer with comparable wave-energy focus, small-team profile, and pursuit of island/utility-scale markets.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Netherlands-based floating solar developer and Mocean's MoU partner (Aug 2025). Adjacent peer in offshore renewable power with a complementary technology profile for hybrid wave+solar systems and shared investor Katapult Ocean.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK-based tidal stream developer with MeyGen project experience and broader marine-energy portfolio. Direct peer in marine renewable power generation, similar small-cap public profile, and comparable pursuit of commercial-scale deployment.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Subsea power and energy storage specialist providing battery-based systems for offshore operations. Listed as Mocean's supply chain partner and competing in adjacent subsea-power niche for offshore O&G and renewable customers.

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Weaknesses3 records

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Named customers5 records

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Segment6 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Funding rounds11 records

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Investors12 records

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Mocean Energy

Offshore Renewable Power Systemsmocean.energy

Mocean Energy develops hybrid offshore renewable power systems combining wave energy, solar, and battery storage to deliver reliable local power for subsea and remote offshore operations, serving oil and gas operators, CCS developers, and adjacent blue economy sectors.

What Mocean Energy does

Mocean Energy is an Edinburgh-based wave energy technology company that engineers hybrid offshore renewable power platforms combining ocean wave energy, solar generation, and onboard battery storage to deliver "always-on" local power and communications for subsea and remote offshore equipment. Its commercially available Blue Star 10 system delivers 10 kW of wave energy plus 2 kW of solar, with a higher-capacity Blue Star 20 in development for power-intensive applications such as all-electric CCS, and a larger-scale Blue Horizon platform targeting 1-2 MW by 2030 for utility-scale use cases. The underlying technology uses geometry-driven energy conversion with sloped wave channels, passive weathervaning, and a passive survivability design that allows the platform to submerge through extreme sea states, validated through multi-year North Sea deployments including the Renewables for Subsea Power and OceanPULSE programs.

The company sells hardware systems alongside operator-commissioned engineering studies and consulting, with no publicly disclosed pricing. Go-to-market combines a structured direct engagement pathway (Explore, Evaluate, Study, Pilot, Deploy) with a partner-led delivery model involving Tier 1 integrators (Shell, TotalEnergies, Harbour Energy, Serica Energy, PTTEP as operator partners; Proserv, Verlume, FDL, Morek, Astrimar as supply chain partners), supported by offices in Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Orkney (EMEC deployment site), and Houston. The company has raised approximately £7.3M in disclosed funding across multiple rounds between 2020 and 2023 from Equity Gap, Katapult Ocean, MOL PLUS, Old College Capital, Scottish Enterprise, Innovate UK, Wave Energy Scotland, and EU/EuropeWave programmes, and in February 2026 publicly warned of potential collapse following Scottish Government cuts to Wave Energy Scotland funding.

Mocean Energy firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Mocean Energy
Legal name
Mocean Energy
Website
https://mocean.energy
Company type
Private
Founded year
2015
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Mocean Energy develops hybrid offshore renewable power systems combining wave energy, solar, and battery storage to deliver reliable local power for subsea and remote offshore operations, serving oil and gas operators, CCS developers, and adjacent blue economy sectors.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Mocean Energy industry classification

Industry
Product category
Offshore Renewable Power Systems
NAICS
Electric Power Generation (22111), Other Electric Power Generation (221118)
SIC
Electric Services (4911), Engines & Turbines (3510)
akta.pro primary industry
Wave Energy Converter (WEC) Power Generation (EUACAJAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Marine & Hydrokinetic R&D (Tidal, Wave, River Current, OTEC) (EUAMAOAD), Marine Power Generation & Energy Storage (Generators, Batteries, UPS) (IMAJAJAB)

Keywords

  • Wave energy converters
  • Offshore renewable power
  • Subsea power systems
  • Hybrid energy platforms
  • Marine energy technology

Where Mocean Energy is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Edinburgh
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices4 records

Markets served

Mocean Energy business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Offshore Renewable Power Systems: Sale and deployment of hybrid wave/solar/battery power systems (Blue Star 10 and Blue Star 20) for offshore and subsea applications. The company engineers and deploys complete power systems for real-world operations at sea, providing local power and communications for remote offshore equipment such as actuators and sensors.
  2. Engineering Studies and Consulting: Operator-commissioned engineering studies that assess feasibility and quantify techno-economic impact. Working independently or with Tier 1 partners, these studies generate insight needed to solve electrification and integration challenges, unlock projects, and advance combined offerings.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels3 records

Mocean Energy product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Mocean Energy engineers and deploys hybrid offshore renewable power systems that combine wave energy conversion, solar generation, and onboard battery storage to deliver reliable, always-on local power and communications for subsea and remote offshore operations. Its commercially available Blue Star 10 system delivers 10 kW of wave energy and 2 kW of solar, with higher-capacity Blue Star 20 and Blue Horizon variants in development.

Product overview

Mocean Energy offers a platform-plus-products architecture centered on its hybrid renewable power system. The core system combines wave energy, solar generation, and battery storage into a standalone offshore power platform. The commercially available Blue Star 10 delivers 10 kW of wave energy with 2 kW solar capacity. Blue Star 20, currently in development, provides higher capacity for power-intensive applications including all-electric CCS. Blue Horizon represents the larger-scale technology roadmap targeting 1-2 MW capacity for utility-scale applications. All products share common design principles, qualified subsystems, and software optimization tools, allowing the platform to scale across applications from subsea operations to island and port electrification.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Blue Star 10: Mocean's commercially available offshore renewable power system, delivering 10 kW of wave energy generation with 2 kW of solar. Based on previously built and tested hardware, incorporating learnings from multiple offshore deployments.
  • Blue Star 20
  • Blue Horizon

Products and services

  • Blue Star 10 System Commercially available hybrid offshore renewable power system delivering 10 kW of wave energy generation and 2 kW of solar generation, combined with onboard battery storage, to provide reliable always-on power and communications for subsea equipment and remote offshore operations. Target customers are offshore energy operators in oil and gas, CCS, defence, ocean science, offshore wind, and blue economy applications.
  • Blue Star 20 System Higher-capacity hybrid offshore renewable power system in development for power-intensive subsea applications, including all-electric Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS). Increases wave energy and solar capacity relative to Blue Star 10 while reusing proven subsystems and design principles, targeting operators requiring lower-cost power than static subsea cables.
  • Blue Horizon System Larger-scale wave energy technology designed for utility-scale Blue Economy applications including islands, ports, Power-to-X, and grid applications. Targets capacity expansion to 1-2 MW by 2030.
  • Engineering Studies and Consulting Operator-commissioned engineering studies that assess feasibility and quantify the techno-economic impact of Mocean's hybrid power systems, working independently or alongside Tier 1 partners. Generates insight to solve electrification and integration challenges, unlock projects, and advance combined offerings for offshore operators.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Projected savings of over $50 million compared to static cable from shore for CCS applications
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Mocean Energy

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Mocean Energy technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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App detail

Feature6 records

Mocean Energy partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • SolarDuckcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 13 August 2025Mocean Energy signed a memorandum of understanding with Netherlands-based floating solar developer SolarDuck to develop hybrid offshore renewable systems combining wave and floating solar power. Both companies, backed by Norwegian clean-tech fund manager Katapult Ocean, plan to target remote offshore sites across energy, defence, and blue economy sectors, with initial focus on a technically feasibility study for offshore energy needs in the Asia Pacific region.
  • European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC)coreTechnology or Integration · 5 September 2023EMEC provides testing and deployment facilities for Mocean's wave energy technology in Orkney. The centre supports prototype deployment and validation, with planned deployment of a grid-connected machine by 2025.
  • EuropeWave ProgrammecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 5 September 2023EU-funded programme supporting the development and testing of wave energy technology. Mocean received £3.2 million in EU funding through this programme to develop larger wave energy machine targeting 1-2 MW capacity by 2030.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Mocean Energy competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • AW-Energy: Finnish developer of the WaveRoller submerged wave energy converter. Direct peer in wave-energy technology category, focused on near-shore subsea power applications with similar unit-scale ambitions to Mocean's Blue Star products.
  • Eco Wave Power: Israel-based wave energy company using near-shore floaters and hydraulic accumulators to generate electricity. Directly comparable wave-energy peer also pursuing island-grid and blue-economy commercial deployments with small-team profile.
  • CorPower Ocean: Swedish wave energy converter developer using point-absorber WEC technology validated through HiWave-5 project. Directly comparable in wave-energy technology focus, European base, and pursuit of utility-scale commercial deployment in the 2025–2030 window.
  • Ocean Power Technologies: US-listed wave energy company developing PowerBuoy systems for offshore power, subsea monitoring and surveillance. Most directly comparable peer — same wave-energy conversion category, same offshore/subsea customer base, and similar small-to-medium scale deployments.
  • Wave Swell Energy: Australian/Tasmanian wave energy company developing oscillating water column WECs for island and remote applications. Comparable as a direct wave-energy peer with similar target use cases (islands, ports, blue economy) and a similar small-team profile pursuing first commercial units.
  • Bombora Wave Power: Welsh-Australian wave energy company developing the mWave flexible membrane WEC. Comparable as a direct wave-energy peer targeting utility-scale and island-grid applications in the same commercialization horizon as Mocean.
  • Carnegie Clean Energy: Australian wave energy company behind the CETO technology, supplying renewable power to offshore and island applications. Direct peer with comparable wave-energy focus, small-team profile, and pursuit of island/utility-scale markets.
  • Simec Atlantis Energy: UK-based tidal stream developer with MeyGen project experience and broader marine-energy portfolio. Direct peer in marine renewable power generation, similar small-cap public profile, and comparable pursuit of commercial-scale deployment.

Emerging players

  • SolarDuck: Netherlands-based floating solar developer and Mocean's MoU partner (Aug 2025). Adjacent peer in offshore renewable power with a complementary technology profile for hybrid wave+solar systems and shared investor Katapult Ocean.
  • Verlume: Subsea power and energy storage specialist providing battery-based systems for offshore operations. Listed as Mocean's supply chain partner and competing in adjacent subsea-power niche for offshore O&G and renewable customers.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses3 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks4 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Mocean Energy financial estimates

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Valuation estimate

Mocean Energy leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles14 records

Mocean Energy funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds11 records

Investors12 records

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Mocean Energy M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Mocean Energy

What does Mocean Energy do?

Mocean Energy engineers and deploys hybrid offshore renewable power systems that combine wave energy conversion, solar generation, and onboard battery storage to deliver reliable, always-on local power and communications for subsea and remote offshore operations. Its commercially available Blue Star 10 system delivers 10 kW of wave energy and 2 kW of solar, with higher-capacity Blue Star 20 and Blue Horizon variants in development.

Is Mocean Energy a public or private company?

Mocean Energy is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Mocean Energy founded?

Mocean Energy was founded in 2015. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Mocean Energy based?

Mocean Energy is headquartered in Edinburgh, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Mocean Energy make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Offshore Renewable Power Systems are the primary driver. The others are engineering Studies and Consulting.

Who are Mocean Energy's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are AW-Energy, Eco Wave Power, CorPower Ocean, Ocean Power Technologies, Wave Swell Energy, Bombora Wave Power, Carnegie Clean Energy and Simec Atlantis Energy. Emerging players are SolarDuck and Verlume.

Does Mocean Energy have an API?

No public API is recorded for Mocean Energy.

What industry is Mocean Energy in?

Mocean Energy's product category is Offshore Renewable Power Systems. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUACAJAC, Wave Energy Converter (WEC) Power Generation, with a secondary code of EUAMAOAD, Marine & Hydrokinetic R&D (Tidal, Wave, River Current, OTEC). Its NAICS code is 22111 and its SIC code is 4911.

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EnlitMarine energy technologies driving energy transitionThe article highlights five marine energy companies—Oscilla Power, Orbital Marine Power, AW-Energy, Mocean Energy, and Minesto—that are advancing wave and tidal technologies to support the global energy transition. These firms are securing financial backing and conducting field tests or commercial deployments in locations such as Hawaii, the UK, Finland, and the Faroe Islands. Key developments include Orbital Marine Power receiving Contracts for Difference and Minesto planning large-scale tidal arrays to supply significant portions of local electricity demand.Scotland NewsMocean Energy warns of collapse after ministerial funding cutMocean Energy, an Edinburgh-based wave energy company, has warned it could collapse after the Scottish Government's decision to cut funding to Wave Energy Scotland (WES), a body it established to support wave energy development. The funding withdrawal threatens jobs, existing investment, and years of work aimed at establishing Scotland as a leader in marine clean energy. The article highlights fresh turmoil for Scotland's green energy ambitions amid this ministerial decision.SpinergieOptimizing marine space with co-located offshore wind projectsSpinergie analyst Eloïse Ducreux examines the integration of offshore wind farms with complementary technologies such as floating solar, battery storage, and hydrogen production to optimize marine space usage. The article highlights specific industry initiatives including AquaVentus in Germany, Dolphyn Hydrogen in the UK, and Mocean Energy in the UK, demonstrating trends toward multi-use marine environments for enhanced energy efficiency.Offshore EnergyMocean Energy and SolarDuck join forces on wave-floating solar hybridScottish wave energy company Mocean Energy has signed a memorandum of understanding with Netherlands-based floating solar developer SolarDuck to develop hybrid offshore renewable systems combining wave and floating solar power. Both companies, backed by Norwegian clean-tech fund manager Katapult Ocean, plan to target remote offshore sites across energy, defence, and blue economy sectors, with initial focus on a technically feasibility study for offshore energy needs in the Asia Pacific region.Market ScoopWave Energy Converter MarketThe global Wave Energy Converter market is projected to grow from USD 21.9 billion in 2024 to USD 34.0 billion by 2034, driven by the transition to renewable energy and technological advancements. Key developments include Mocean Energy's deployment at EMEC, AW-Energy's ONDEP project in Portugal, and CalWave's planned installation at PacWave in the U.S. Europe currently dominates the sector with a 39.7% market share, while nearshore locations and Oscillating Body Converters hold the largest segments.UndarkTesting the Waters: Scotland Surges Ahead on Ocean PowerThe European Marine Energy Center (EMEC) on Scotland's Orkney Islands has become the world's leading facility for testing wave and tidal power technologies, hosting over 20 corporate clients since its founding in 2003 with approximately $53 million in public investment. Orbital Marine Power's O2 tidal stream generator, the world's most powerful such device, currently provides about 10 percent of Orkney's electricity—enough for 2,000 homes—and the company plans to expand to 18 turbines. Despite ocean energy's theoretical potential to meet humanity's needs 10 times over, the industry faces significant obstacles including high costs ($130-$280 per MWh for tidal versus $20-$40 for wind), bureaucratic hurdles, and competition from more mature renewable technologies, with critics questioning whether wave and tidal can ever become commercially viable without substantially greater public subsidy.BusinessCloud£2.7m latest wave of Mocean Energy fundingMocean Energy has secured £2.2 million in equity funding and a £500,000 grant to commercialize its Blue Star wave energy technology for subsea operations. The investment includes participation from new shareholders MOL PLUS and Katapult Ocean, alongside existing investors such as Scottish Enterprise and Equity Gap. These funds will support the development of the Blue Star machine and further research into the larger-scale Blue Horizon technology.Ground NewsOrkney wave power firm Mocean Energy secures £2.7 million cash boostMocean Energy has secured £2.7 million in funding through a combination of new equity investment and government grants to support the commercialization of its wave power technologies. The Edinburgh-based firm raised £2.2 million in equity while receiving a £499,500 grant from the Low Carbon Manufacturing Challenge Fund.businessInsiderMocean Energy raises £2.2 million to drive commercialisationMocean Energy has secured £2.2 million in equity investment and a £500,000 grant to advance the commercialisation of its Blue Star wave energy technology. The funding round included contributions from existing investors like Scottish Enterprise and new shareholders Katapult Ocean and MOL PLUS, with the latter establishing a business alliance with Mocean. These funds will support the production of Blue Star units in Scotland for offshore energy decarbonisation and further R&D on the larger Blue Horizon system.EdWave energy startup Mocean Energy raises £2.2 millionWave energy startup Mocean Energy has raised £2.2 million in new equity and secured a £500,000 grant to commercialize its Blue Star wave energy technology. The investment includes participation from existing backers such as Equity Gap and Scottish Enterprise, alongside new shareholders Katapult Ocean and MOL PLUS, the corporate venture capital arm of Japanese shipping conglomerate MOL. These funds will support the build and testing of subsystems for the Blue Star machine and further research into the larger Blue Horizon technology.