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Spain deploys 42-meter MARMOK-A-5 wave energy converter off Bizkaia coast to generate electricity from ocean swells

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Kevin Montien

10d ago· 5 min readenNews

Summary

Spain has deployed a 42-meter wave energy converter called MARMOK-A-5 off the coast of Bizkaia. Developed by Spanish engineering firm IDOM under the EuropeWave program, the buoy is now undergoing offshore commissioning at the Biscay Marine Energy Platform (BiMEP). Its mission is to demonstrate that ocean wave energy can be converted into usable electricity in real-world Atlantic conditions.

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The device is called MARMOK-A-5, and it was developed by the Spanish engineering firm IDOM as part of the EuropeWave program.
It has to prove that the constant push and pull of ocean waves can be turned into usable electricity, not just in a lab, but in real, rough Atlantic waters.
The upgraded floating wave energy converter has been installed at the Biscay Marine Energy Platform (BiMEP), where it is now entering offshore commissioning after being safely deployed and connected.
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Spain’s new 42-meter wave energy buoy is now turning ocean swells into electricity. See how this smart tech captures the sea's power.

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