Project cooperationUpdated on 8 May 2026
Seabreath wave energy
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Seabreath Wave Energy introduces a new generation of high‑efficiency technology that transforms ocean waves into clean, reliable power.
The device is nearshore, floating, modular, multi‑chamber system based on the Oscillating Water Column (OWC) principle, engineered to maximize energy capture and operational resilience.
Thanks to its ability to harvest a large portion of the wave and its unique technical architecture, Seabreath stands out as a next‑generation flagship solution in the wave‑energy sector.
The system generates a continuous, unidirectional airflow, enabling the use of a single high‑efficiency unidirectional turbine serving all chambers. This multi‑chamber OWCs configuration delivers approximately +100% efficiency of traditional OWC systems equipped with Wells turbines, eliminating the losses caused by acceleration and deceleration cycles.
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- Call Module 2026-02 Energy system flexibility in a high renewable energy sources (RES) scenario: energy generation, storage and system integration
- Call Module 2026-03A/03B: Advanced renewable energy (RE) technologies for power production
- Call Module 2026-05: Hydrogen and renewable fuel
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