Eco View Power, a coastal wave energy technology company, announced that its American pilot project in the port of Los Angeles has successfully completed operational testing and has achieved a new milestone: for the first time reducing its flooders in water.
The moment broadcast by the Good Morning United States, after finalizing all the works of installation on the project site, including the complete installation of all wave energy floters. Contact of hydraulic pipes and auxiliary infrastructure; And the location of the coastal energy conversion unit.
With the completion of the installation, Eco View Power has now officially entered the operational phase of its American roam. The company will host a formal unveiled event on September 9, 2025 at the port of Los Angeles on September 9, 2025.
“For the first time, the founder and CEO of Eco View Power, Anna Breverman, said,” It is a very proud moment of pulling our floats down and sharing directly to the Good Morning America, not only for the power of the Eco -wave but also for the future of clean energy innovation. ” “This pilot station is an important step to show how the energy of the wave can be used using existing maritime infrastructure for full -scale commercialization in the United States.”
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The Los Angeles Project is designed as a demonstration station, which has the following objectives:
- Eco View Power’s patented on noise technology show in US marine conditions
- Support environmental surveillance and regulatory processes in collaboration with local stakeholders and officials, including the US Army Corps of Engineers.
- Serve as an educational center for industry partners, regulators and potential consumers
- Establish a foundation for trading wave energy projects associated with future grid in the United States
Eco View Power’s patented on noise -wave energy system connects floters to the existing sea structure. The top and bottom movement of the waves operates hydraulic cylinders, which send pressure fluid to the power generating ground -based energy conversion unit.
The company believes that its technology is designed for modular, low maintenance and “minimal environmental impact.” The US Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory estimates that the wave of energy is capable of producing more than 1,400 terrace every year.
Eco View Power’s 404.7 MW Global Project Pipeline includes its grid station in Israel, as well as future operational sites in Taiwan, India and Portugal.
