Singapore International Energy Week, with the BAPSEA delegation

NoviOcean joined the BAPSEA joint delegation visit to Singapore, organised by Business Sweden and the Swedish Energy Agency. The company was represented by its Business Development Director, Variya Kietprungvej, who presented the Medi Wave 850H hybrid wave, wind and solar platform at the Singapore–Sweden Innovation Forum during Singapore International Energy Week.

Why the room mattered

The forum put Swedish energy companies in front of government authorities, innovation bodies and industry representatives working on the region’s supply. Two things about ASEAN make ocean energy a practical conversation there rather than a theoretical one: demand is growing quickly, and a large share of the population lives on or beside a coastline with limited land available for generation.

What was presented

One floating structure carrying three sources — wave, wind and solar — rated 850 kW in total: 300 kW wave, 350 kW wind, 200 kW solar. management estimate Roughly 65 per cent of that rated capacity comes from established specialist technologies supplied by others; NoviOcean’s own contribution is the wave system and the integration. management estimate Marine integration and final configuration still require engineering and validation. How the parts fit together is set out on Technology Ecosystem.

Where it goes

NoviOcean is building its presence in Asia through exactly this kind of route: national delegations, energy authorities and industrial partners, rather than direct-to-market selling. Sweden’s export bodies open the door; the engineering has to hold up on the other side of it, which is what Validation is for.

Organisations in the region who want to look at a specific site should start at Book a Meeting, or try the illustrative scenario tool first.

Platform images on this page are for illustration only — the actual design is shared in closer dialogues.