New Energy Testing Site

Big waves off Oregon coast fuel cutting-edge effort to harness the

Developed and overseen by Oregon State University and funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, the site will allow developers to plug in and test wave energy

PacWave is building the biggest wave energy test

The vault, cables, a subsea pod, and wave testing devices are all part of PacWave, an Oregon State University (OSU) test site that will

How U.S. Marine Energy Test Sites Are Driving Innovation

The pier extends 1 kilometer into waters approximately 12 meters (40 feet) deep, providing ample space and depth for a range of marine energy technology testing. Positioned

Newsletters & Press | Marine Renewable Energy Coallition (MRECo) of New

Marine Renewable Energy Collaborative, a Marion nonprofit that promotes sustainable development of

Wave energy projects gain momentum amid U.S. investments and new test sites

The U.S. Department of Energy has allocated $112.5 million for wave energy prototypes and plans to open a test facility, PacWave South, in 2026 to advance marine

PacWave – TESTING WAVE ENERGY FOR THE

PacWave, based at Oregon State University, is helping the marine energy industry test new ideas and develop the technology to

How U.S. Marine Energy Test Sites Are Driving Innovation

The pier extends 1 kilometer into waters approximately 12 meters (40 feet) deep, providing ample

NANO Nuclear Energy Completes Retrofit of its New York State

Facility operations to commence shortly to construct and test NANO Nuclear''s ALIP subsystem as well as key components of its microreactors in development.

NANO Nuclear Energy Completes Retrofit of its

Facility operations to commence shortly to construct and test NANO Nuclear''s ALIP subsystem as well as key components of its

Cal Poly Pier Designated as Wave Energy Testing

In a new partnership established to enhance and support effective, innovative wave energy technologies, Cal Poly recently was

PacWave is building the biggest wave energy test facility in the

The vault, cables, a subsea pod, and wave testing devices are all part of PacWave, an Oregon State University (OSU) test site that will be used by companies

Oregon has a massive new wave energy testing facility. But who

After more than a decade of planning, permitting, community outreach, drilling, cable-laying and construction, Oregon is now home to the largest-capacity wave energy

PacWave – TESTING WAVE ENERGY FOR THE FUTURE

PacWave, based at Oregon State University, is helping the marine energy industry test new ideas and develop the technology to harness wave energy. PacWave is an open

PacWave: Offshore Wave Energy Test Site

PacWave is an Energy Department-funded, grid-connected, full-scale test facility for wave energy conversion technologies.

Wave energy projects gain momentum amid U.S. investments

The U.S. Department of Energy has allocated $112.5 million for wave energy prototypes and plans to open a test facility, PacWave South, in 2026 to advance marine

Big waves off Oregon coast fuel cutting-edge effort

Developed and overseen by Oregon State University and funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, the site will allow developers to

Newsletters & Press | Marine Renewable Energy Coallition (MRECo) of New

Marine Renewable Energy Collaborative, a Marion nonprofit that promotes sustainable development of renewable energy in New England ocean waters, has secured an

PacWave: Offshore Wave Energy Test Site

PacWave is an Energy Department-funded, grid-connected, full-scale test facility for wave energy conversion technologies.

Oregon has a massive new wave energy testing

After more than a decade of planning, permitting, community outreach, drilling, cable-laying and construction, Oregon is now home to

Cal Poly Pier Designated as Wave Energy Testing Site by

In a new partnership established to enhance and support effective, innovative wave energy technologies, Cal Poly recently was selected as a federal agency''s first open water