Seattle-based describes its novel AquaBuOY design, which produces electricity from waves.

Describes a new energy to derive useful energy from ocean waves. Includes general background, photos, and details of implementation.

Company description, research about wave power generation of electricity, descriptions of equipment, photographs, video and drawings.

Edinburgh company planning to install two 375kw Pelamis devices which are semi-submerged, articulated structures composed of cylindrical sections linked by hinged joints in Machir Bay, Islay for power generation.

Theoretical discussion and proposal for utilizing the energy generated by ocean waves.

Contact information, diagrams and research information for this United Kingdom company developing a 1MW multiple oscillating water column wave energy device.

Swedish company that has developed electrical generators powered by ocean waves called Floating Wave Powered Vessels. Information about the company and the concept. In English and Swedish.

This site gives details of research work on wave energy power conversion at University of Limerick, Ireland.

Description of products, services, facilities, map of relative global wave energy density, and diagrams of turbines that utilize the energy of waves.

Describes and markets technology to convert the enormous energy found in ocean waves to energy for seawater desalination, water purification and electricity generation.

Information about the development, testing, and performance of the wave energy device WavePlane.

World's first commercial wave power station (500 kW) connected to national grid in Britain, Scotland, Islay Island.

Information about a series of interactive wind and wave atlases providing wind and wave climate statistics worldwide.