WHY THE OCEAN?
We can say the Ocean holds the key for renewable energy!
- It's the largest solar panel on earth
- It's also the largest battery (thermal & kinetic energy)
- less environmental impact than land-based renewables
- no additional land use
- it covers 70% of the planet
ABOUT US
We are an ocean renewable energy startup that designs technology to make ocean energy generation a viable solution, while preserving marine life.
As an FPL 35-mules program graduate, NEPTUNYA is a growing laboratory where new ideas become sustainable tech to help humanity solve the current energy crisis.
We are supported by multiple South Florida research groups like the FAU TechRunway, the entire FAU Research Ecosystem and The 1909 Community.
Most recently the company was awarded the first place in the 13th Annual Cade Prize for Innovation for one of its inventions, the "OCTOPODZ". Invention that is also being supported by the US National Science Foundation.
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QUICK FACTS
- Oceans remain the largest untapped source of renewable energy on earth - natural oceanic flows are among the most powerful and constant dynamics on earth.
- The entire world is moving towards cleaner & renewable energy generation, with the goal of lowering carbon footprint.
- The ocean's power is clean, renewable and diverse: tides, waves, currents, winds and the sun.
- The ocean has 2 extremely important assets in abundance: water and space.
- Despite that, ocean energy currently accounts for a fraction of global electricity generation.
- Marine technologies for energy generation are still in early development, an opportunity for new projects.
- Yet, challenges are big on harnessing ocean power, operating in harsh and complex marine environments and withstanding the stress and corrosion of the sea.