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History of Havkraft

In 2015, Havkraft embarked on a pioneering journey with the Havkraft Wave Energy Converter (H-WEC) aboard the MS Havkraft vessel, a test project that would mark the beginning of a transformative vision for the world’s energy future. This groundbreaking demonstration proved that wave power—one of the ocean’s most abundant and untapped energy sources—could be harnessed efficiently and reliably, even on a single vessel. The success of this initial test has since paved the way for a bold ambition: to integrate wave energy into the global energy mix, with the goal of achieving 10% of the world’s power from waves by 2050. The MS Havkraft project showcased the potential of H-WEC technology in a real-world maritime environment. By converting the relentless motion of the waves into usable energy, the project not only validated the efficiency of the H-WEC but also set the stage for larger applications of wave power. The H-WEC proved that even small-scale installations could make a measurable impact, showing that wave power is not only viable but also scalable.

Visiting address Nordfjordeid

Havkraft AS
Skreddarhuset
Øyane 11
6770 Nordfjordeid

Organisation number

994 795 864

Visiting address Stavanger

Havkraft AS
Innovasjonspark Stavanger
Professor Olav Hanssensvei 7A
4021 Stavanger