The ocean provides an abundant source of renewable energy, including wave energy. Hann-Ocean’s wave technology “Drakoo” can generate economic electricity from all scales of waves. Since 2008, the Drakoo has been developed and tested extensively in full-scale in the sea as well as in large-scale wave flumes including the independent Narec’s verification. With our first commercial pilot project (16kWp) delivered in 2013 and after four more years product optimisation, the latest Drakoo WEC is now ready to offer an affordable and sustainable power supply for the offshore industry, coastal developments and remote islands worldwide.
The ocean provides an abundant source of renewable energy, including wave energy. Hann-Ocean’s wave technology “Drakoo” can generate economic electricity from all scales of waves. Since 2008, the Drakoo has been developed and tested extensively in full-scale in the sea as well as in large-scale wave flumes including the independent Narec’s verification. With our first commercial pilot project (16kWp) delivered in 2013 and after four more years product optimisation, the latest Drakoo WEC is now ready to offer an affordable and sustainable power supply for the offshore industry, coastal developments and remote islands worldwide.
Hann-Ocean Energy is a wave technology developer from Singapore. In 2008, a Twin-Chamber Oscillating Water Column Wave Energy Converter (WEC) was invented by Henry Han Lei, the founder of Hann-Ocean. The wave technology was named ‘Drakoo’. Since then, our professional team has been conducting R&D on the proprietary Drakoo wave technology. It has been developed and tested in full-scale in the Singapore sea as well as in Narec’s and Hann-Ocean’s large-scale wave flumes for its performance, reliability and endurance tests. After 9-year development, the latest Drakoo Type-B WEC 10kWp module is now ready for order. We believe that the Drakoo is the most efficient and diversified WEC technology to date. It will set a brand-new technology standard that allows wave energy to meet growing global demand for clean energy.