Pelagic Power harnesses the endless kinetic energy of ocean waves to deliver reliable, scalable clean power for coastal communities, islands, and offshore infrastructure.
Our oceanographers deploy spectral wave buoys to characterise your site's wave climate across all seasons — establishing bankable energy estimates before any device is installed.
Pelagic's proprietary point absorber wave energy converters are engineered for 25-year deployment in the harshest marine environments, with minimal maintenance requirements.
We manage underwater cabling, onshore substations, and grid connection to deliver clean wave power directly to your network — fully integrated with renewable energy management systems.
Pelagic Power was founded by ocean engineers and naval architects who recognised that wave energy, properly harnessed, could provide reliable clean power that wind and solar cannot — 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Our marine engineering studio in Plymouth combines fluid dynamics simulation, structural analysis, and materials science to create wave energy converters built to survive the most demanding marine environments on Earth.
Spectral wave buoy deployment, satellite altimetry analysis, and 10-year hindcast modelling to establish bankable wave energy resource estimates.
Computational fluid dynamics modelling to optimise device placement, array spacing, and mooring configuration for maximum energy capture.
Environmental impact assessment, consultation with maritime authorities, and Marine Licence application for device installation.
Device fabrication, offshore installation by specialist marine contractors, and full system commissioning and grid connection.
Satellite-connected SCADA monitoring, autonomous fault detection, and scheduled inspection programmes to maximise lifetime revenue.
Ocean engineers establish Pelagic Power, deploying the first P1 prototype at EMEC's wave test site off Orkney.
The second-generation P2 point absorber achieves 42% capacity factor during 18-month grid-connected trial — a world record at the time.
The Pentland Firth 12MW array delivers first power to the Orkney grid — making Pelagic the world's first commercial wave energy developer.
The Azores Wave Farm marks Pelagic's entry into the European Atlantic market, supplying 40% of Faial Island's electricity.
22 deployments across Europe and the Pacific delivering 85MW of clean wave energy to coastal communities and offshore platforms.
Whether you are developing a coastal energy project, an island power solution, or an offshore platform power system, our oceanographers will assess your wave resource with precision.