Waves could power Melbourne by 2050: CSIRO

Waves could power Melbourne by 2050: CSIRO

AquaGen’s SurgeDrive technology has been highlighted in a milestone report released by the ... Read More

Worley study reports that SurgeDrive will be competitive with wind and solar

Worley study reports that SurgeDrive will be competitive with wind and solar

Internationally renowned engineering consultants Worley Parsons have released an independent repo... Read More

All Energy - AquaGen exhibits and presents

All Energy - AquaGen exhibits and presents

AquaGen will both present and exhibit at next weeks All Energy Conference and Exhibition in Melbo... Read More

Renewable Wave Energy - AquaGen Technologies

AquaGen is a technology company specialising in solutions to deliver clean, renewable ocean energy.

Our key technology, known as SurgeDrive®, is a groundbreaking wave energy system which harnesses the energy of ocean waves to produce electricity or desalinated water.

The worlds oceans represent a vast, untapped energy source, ready to be harnessed with the right technology.  However to date, wave power has been prohibitively expensive to capture and has been unable to withstand the enormous power of the ocean during storms.

 SurgeDrive® overcomes these problems to allow for significantly lower cost wave energy extraction and storm survival.

  • The key to the SurgeDrive® system is that all of the energy conversion equipment is located out of the water.  This leads to two significant advances:
    • The SurgeDrive® system can not only survive storms, but can continue to generate significant power during storms.
    • SurgeDrive® is set to deliver emissions free electricity at a long term price comparable with other mainstream renewable energy forms.
  • The SurgeDrive® technology is already generating electricity at our first demonstration site in Australia - Read More.

 

AquaGen also offers to undertake feasibility studies to support project developers and validate the viability of projects in different geographic locations.