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Eco Wave Power reports higher peak output as waves strengthen at Jaffa Port

Aug 17, 2026, 8:33 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Data showing rising peak output with stronger waves, coupled with zero downtime and IEC PPA, supports a narrative of scalable, revenue-ready deployments. Positive real-world metrics historically drive re-rating when paired with scalable project pipelines, though execution risk remains for larger-scale rollouts.

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Eco Wave Power reports stronger April and May 2026 results at Jaffa Port, with peak power rising to 39.1 kW and 1,004 kWh in May. February's 54 kW peak at 3 m waves and zero downtime since 2025 reinforce reliability and scalability toward larger deployments under the IEC-PPA framework.

April 2026: 1–1.5 m waves; 461 kWh; peak 26.2 kW.
May 2026: 1–2 m waves; 1,004 kWh; peak 39.1 kW; avg 10.45 kW.
February 2026: ~3 m waves; avg 20 kW; peak 54 kW.
Jaffa Port downtime since 2025 is zero; IEC PPA for grid export.
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