CorPower Ocean has been recognized in the Cleantech Group's Global Cleantech 100 list' for the second year running.
The annual shortlist showcases the most promising private cleantech companies making significant contributions to sustainable innovation.
Announced alongside an official report, it aims to shine a spotlight on innovators advancing ground-breaking technologies and business models to enable us to act on the ever-increasing climate and environmental crisis'.
Featured companies will be recognized at the Cleantech Forum North America between January 27-29 in San Diego, California. The Forum will showcase the latest trends, groundbreaking technologies, and foster collaboration within the cleantech community.
Selected through a rigorous research process by experts and investors, Cleantech 100 companies are selected across a broad variety of sectors from Energy & Power to Agriculture & Food, Materials & Chemicals, Resources & Environment and Transportation & Logistics.
Patrik Möller, CEO of CorPower Ocean said: "It's an honour to secure this recognition for the second year running. There is now greater understanding and awareness than ever before of the vital role wave energy can play in the future energy transition. In the last 12 months CorPower Ocean has achieved technological breakthroughs and secured major funding to support commercial roll out taking wave energy towards a bankable mainstream energy source."
Cleantech Group CEO Richard Youngman said companies that capitalize on organic demand such as the growing needs of data centers and prove their technologies in real-world environments without relying on favourable policy support, will find themselves in the best position to succeed. Economic viability will be the defining metric of success in 2025."
