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Spiralis Energy

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Spiralis Energy develops a tidal energy converter inspired by the Turritella shell's structure, utilizing biomimetic design to efficiently harness marine energy. This technology provides a scalable and sustainable solution for generating clean electricity from tidal and river currents, addressing the need for reliable renewable energy sources.

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London, United Kingdom · HQ
Founded 20234700+ followers
  • Clean Technology
  • Energy
Updated 23 months ago

Funding

Raised to date

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Funding rounds are not available yet.

Founders

1 founder

Guy Levene

SUSTAINABLE ENERGY

Product

Problem

The global demand for clean, renewable energy sources is increasing, but current tidal energy technologies often face challenges in terms of efficiency, scalability, and environmental impact. Existing solutions may not effectively harness the full potential of tidal and river currents, hindering the widespread adoption of marine energy as a reliable power source.

Solution

Spiralis Energy is developing the Axial Skelter, a tidal energy converter inspired by the Turritella shell. This biomimetic design efficiently captures energy from moving water, offering a sustainable method for generating clean electricity from tidal and river currents. The technology aims to provide a scalable and environmentally friendly solution for meeting the growing demand for renewable energy. The Axial Skelter is designed to be fish-friendly, minimizing its impact on marine ecosystems.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes energy companies, governments, and communities seeking sustainable and reliable renewable energy sources.

Features

  • Biomimetic design inspired by the Turritella shell for efficient energy capture.
  • Scalable technology suitable for both tidal and river currents.
  • Fish-friendly design to minimize environmental impact.
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