Major Milestones
Neptune Wave Power has been developing its ground-breaking wave energy conversion technology since 2007. Today, this technology is a reality. The road traveled has been challenging, but the dedication and commitment of our people have allowed us to get where we are today. These key milestones have paved the way.
Jul 2012 - Model 3.1 deployed at University of New Hampshire's CORE facility off the coast of New Hampshire
May 2012 - Oregon Wave Energy Trust (OWET) awards second grant to Neptune Wave Power
Mar 2012 - Model 3.0 scheduled at University of New Hampshire's CORE facility off the coast of New Hampshire
Feb 2012 - Design and fabrication of Model 3.1 begins
Jan 2012 - First fully-functional wave energy conversion device (Model 3.0) is deployed and tested at Lake Texoma
Sep 2011 - Standard Controls becomes Neptune's strategic controls partner
Aug 2011 - Completed visits the University of New Hampshire's Center for Ocean Renewable Center (CORE) and the Southwest Marine Energy Park in Cornwall, England
Jun 2011 - Neptune selects AC Horn for the fabrication of Model 3.0
Mar 2011 - Testing of Model 2.0 is completed at the National Marine Renewabale Energy Center at Oregon State University
Feb 2011 - Oregon Wave Energy Trust (OWET) awards research grant to Neptune Wave Power
Jan 2011 - Terry Waldron is appointed to the company's board of directors
Dec 2010 - Neptune Wave Power signs licensing agreement with SAIC
Oct 2010 - Neptune Wave Power sponsors the Caribbean Renewable Energy Forum 2010
Sep 2010 - Scott Albury named President of Neptune Wave Power Caribbean
Aug 2010 - Fourth US patent is finalized and filed
Jul 2010 - Initial grid deployment sites (2) in the Caribbean are selected
Jun 2010 - Rene Larrave named Chief Executive Office of Neptune Wave Power
Jun 2010 - Eddie Mayfield named President of Neptune Wave Power
Jun 2010 - Neptune Wave Power completes $2.8M Series A Funding
Jun 2010 - Seadyne Energy Systems transfers all patents to Neptune Wave Power
May 2010 - Neptune Wave Power presents to the Texas Emerging Technology Fund in Austin
Jul 2009 - Waldron Engineering selected as engineering partner
Jul 2008 - Third patent filed
Oct 2006 - Seadyne Energy Systems founded to pursue innovation and research in ocean wave hydrokinetic conversion technologies
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