Offshore wave powered desalination buoys with zero emissions
Ocean Oasis produces abundant freshwater by harnessing wave energy to power our floating desalination plants. Our zero-emissions system is immune to fuel price volatility and offers a sustainable solution that supports climate mitigation goals.
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Offshore wave powered desalination buoys with zero emissions
Ocean Oasis produces abundant freshwater by harnessing wave energy to power our floating desalination plants. Our zero-emissions system is immune to fuel price volatility and offers a sustainable solution that supports climate mitigation goals.
Our wave powered desalination buoys use only wave power to produce fresh water
Engineered for durability and efficiency in marine environments, our floating desalination plant operates autonomously with low maintenance requirements and remote monitoring and control. By generating its own power from waves, it operates independently of the grid and eliminates reliance on fossil fuels.
Floating desalination plant growth and offshore potential
Our first deployment of offshore, wave-powered desalination buoys—developed in partnership with the public water utility of Gran Canaria—will supply freshwater to approximately 15,000 people, delivering up to 2,000 m³ per day. As water demand continues to rise, so too does the need for secure, scalable, and sustainable sources. Flexible and modular by design, our offshore desalination buoys will initially complement traditional onshore desalination plants, which are often land-intensive and highly dependent on grid electricity.
Our beachhead market is the Canary Islands – Europe’s largest desalination region with 180 m3/year in desalination capacity that is set to grow rapidly. Our go-to-market strategy is to provide increased water volumes to existing desalination facilities across the Canary Islands, before expanding to other islands and coastal regions in Europe, North Africa and further afield. Potential markets for our unique offshore desalination service include but are not limited to:
Permanent or top-up contracts with large utilities and municipalities
Permanent or seasonal contracts with island communities
Flexible solutions for coastal construction or mining projects
Freshwater solutions for remote ports
Offshore specialty requirements - e.g. offshore aquaculture