Resen Waves was founded in 2010 with the purpose of developing a cost-effective wave power buoy technology that could be commercial, starting in small scale, whilst having the potential of being increased to larger industrial-scale units in the future. Just as the wind turbines started in small scale and grew in incremental steps to large scale turbines, so will wave energy machines.
The founder and the technology team has extensive experience in development of large scale wave power devices and under water technology. This experience has been essential in developing Resen Waves’ unique technology and identify the unique business model of starting with small scale commercial wave power devices.
Below you will see the history of how the buoy concept developed from an early stage 2010 prototype to an industrial buoy in 2017.
2020 || COMMERCIAL LAUNCH OF THIRD GENERATION SMART POWER BUOY
01/09/2020
With the final approvals from sea tests, wave tank tests and Intelligent Power Management, Resen Waves is ready for upscaling the organization and preparing for commercial launch of the Smart Power Buoy.
Read more2017 || SECOND GENERATION SMART POWER BUOY
06/04/2017
The second generation Smart Power Buoy marks a completely new mechanical approach and is highly efficient when it comes to extracting energy from even small wave movements. The capacity factor is unmatched. Next stage will be to complete the development of Intelligent Power Management to…
Read more2013 || THE FIRST ENGINEERED TEST BUOY FOR WAVE TANK TESTING AND SEA TRIALS
29/03/2013
Resen Waves launch the first generation Smart Power Buoy in tropical waters. A project on Bali to re-vitalize damaged coral reef used the first generation Smart Power Buoy as power source for subsea monitoring of the coral reefs. An important project for the vulnerable reef…
Read more2010 || RESEN WAVES ACQUIRE WAVE ENERGY IP FROM SURFER CHRIS OLSON, TEXAS
14/09/2010
Mr. Chris Olson from Texas exploited his passion about surfing and his know-how about waves to develop a wave energy concept. The 56th prototype set the standard for the patent and Mr. Chris Olson connected with Mr. Per Resen from Resen Energy in Denmark to…
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