Eco Wave Power Global AB (publ) announced that its station at the Port of Jaffa in Tel Aviv, EWP-EDF One, has officially connected to Israel's national electrical grid - making it the first wave energy project to deliver electricity to the country's power supply. The EWP-EDF One power station built in collaboration with and co-funding from EDF Renewables IL and the Israeli Energy Ministry. The Israeli Energy Ministry has recognized the Eco Wave Power technology as a pioneering technology".

The EWP-EDF one power station has an installed capacity of 100 KW, enough energy to power approximately 100 homes at peak efficiency. The wave energy system installed at the Port of Jaff a is comprised of ten floaters along the Port of Jaffa's pre-existing breakwater. Each floater connects directly to Eco Wave Power's land-based energy conversion unit, which enables easy access for operational maintenance and upgrades.

The land-based conversion unit and utilization of pre-existing structures demonstrate Eco Wave Power's ability and commitment to sustainably build clean energy power stations at nearly any location. The adaptability is further shown by its EWP-EDF One Power station at the Port of J Affa - one of the world's oldest ports - and the upcoming pilot station at the Port of Los Angeles - one of the world's busiest seaports and leading gateway for international trade in the Western Hemisphere. In addition to providing clean energy to Israel's electrical grid, the EWP-EDF Onepower station will also serve as a public education center.

Eco Wave Power recently announced that the it received the GREENinMED grant by the European Union, which will fund the creation and installation of a unique educational experience at the Port of JaffA station.