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Enerocean

Greece

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EnerOcean, founded in 2007 with main offices in Málaga and the Canary Islands, is a pioneer in the marine energy sector. The company offers innovations that arise from proven, mature offshore technologies and are tailored to meet the needs of emerging applications. EnerOcean's product line includes specialized systems such as W2POWER, R&D projects, and technical solutions such as I3FLOAT, PHAROS, and OPTIMAR. The company supports various ship and installation types and has certifications and classifications from different manufacturers and brands. EnerOcean is active in several application areas, including marine energy generation, and has locations in Spain and the Canary Islands.

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