Turning Waves into Watts

We provide wave energy solutions for the blue economy.

Cas van de Voort, Co-founder

“The ocean is the greatest untapped resource of renewable power at this moment”

Wave energy complements other renewables like wind and solar, bringing resilience to offshore energy.

A novel design that moves with the waves

Weco converts the natural orbital motion of ocean waves directly into rotations, driving a generator. The small scale modules create flexibility in scale for a wide variety of applications and create reliable offshore power at scale.

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The Kaizen Philosophy

Kaizen ( 改 (kai) = change, 善 (zen) = good) philosophy originates from Japan and is build around the idea from where you improve something step by step with many small improvements, rather than making one big change.

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The Denshi 2.0 buoy was succesfully installed in Atlantic waters

October 12, 2026

Weco's wave-powered Denshi buoy proves itself at NATO's REPMUS 2026

In collaboration with the Dutch Ministry of Defence, Weco brought its wave energy buoy to the world's largest maritime unmanned systems exercise, showing that offshore sensors and communications no longer have to go dark when the battery runs out.

September 8, 2026

Weco Reveals Denshi: The Future Power Supply At Sea... Turning Waves into Watts

Weco's new wave energy platform gives offshore sensors, communications equipment and monitoring systems continuous power - opening the door to a new generation of maritime and ocean monitoring. Small, mobile, agile units multi- domain capable, dual use and multi-functional.

October 28, 2025

Weco Raises €600,000 to Accelerate Wave Energy Development

Dutch startup Weco secures €600,000 investment from NEW-ttt fund, Init Power B.V. and Cyriel de Jong to advance wave energy converter development and open sea testing.

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