Eco Wave Power Global AB (publ) filings document a foreign private issuer focused on onshore wave energy technology and Nasdaq-traded ADR disclosures. The company's Form 6-K reports furnish press releases on operating results, project milestones, Jaffa Port production data, the Port of Los Angeles pilot program, AI-related technology positioning and international project activity.
Its Form 20-F annual reporting and incorporated registration-statement disclosures cover audited consolidated financial statements, business updates, research and development spending, risk factors, governance matters and capital-market registration records for the company's U.S. reporting profile.
Eco Wave Power Global reported Q1 2026 results showing continued project progress and tighter cost control alongside a wider loss. Operating expenses were $682 thousand, an 11% reduction from Q1 2025, while net loss increased to $695 thousand from $505 thousand due to lower net financial income.
The Company ended the quarter with $5.3 million in cash and short-term deposits, supporting development of its global wave energy portfolio. It highlighted strategic positioning within AI-driven energy infrastructure, including visibility at NVIDIA’s GTC keynote and outreach to data center and infrastructure partners.
Operationally, Eco Wave Power continued stable grid-connected generation at its Jaffa Port project in Israel, completed the Port of Los Angeles pilot, advanced its megawatt-scale project in Portugal, progressed projects in Taiwan and India, and reported an 8.3 MW opportunity from a feasibility study at South Africa’s Port of Ngqura.
Eco Wave Power Global AB furnished a Form 6-K to share that NVIDIA has featured the company in a short film on its global social media platforms. The film highlights Eco Wave Power’s use of artificial intelligence to model wave motion and optimize its floaters, which convert ocean waves into clean electricity.
The company describes technology that mounts floaters on existing coastal infrastructure with energy conversion on land, aiming to support growing coastal data center power needs. It notes a global project pipeline of 404.7 MW, including projects in Portugal, Taiwan, and India, alongside existing installations in Israel and a pilot at the Port of Los Angeles.
Eco Wave Power Global AB reports March 2026 production results from its EWP-EDF One pilot at Jaffa Port in Israel. During around six days of moderate 1–2 meter waves, the onshore system generated more than 1,200 kWh of clean electricity, showing efficient conversion of common sea states. The installation has operated with zero downtime since the beginning of 2025 in wave conditions of 1 meter and above, underscoring the technology’s resilience and safety mechanisms. The company positions this performance as evidence that near-shore wave power could help supply energy-hungry coastal infrastructure such as data centers and AI facilities, with future commercial projects expected to use larger floaters and more units to boost energy capture and capacity factors.
Eco Wave Power Global AB reports that it has submitted the final project completion report to Shell International Exploration and Production Inc., formally concluding their Port of Los Angeles wave energy pilot program under a 2024 Pilot Test Agreement.
The pilot followed a phased, milestone-based structure from feasibility study and engineering design through manufacturing, installation, operational testing and final reporting, with all contractual milestones and deliverables completed. The AltaSea installation at the Port of Los Angeles will continue operating as an educational and demonstration facility, showcasing onshore wave energy technology that uses existing coastal infrastructure instead of seabed anchoring and offshore construction.
Eco Wave Power Global AB reports progress on its wave energy project at Suao Port in Taiwan. Its local partner, I-Ke International Ocean Energy, signed a land lease with the port authority in December 2025 for a five-year term with an extension option, enabling the next development phase.
Under the lease, an application to transfer land use rights must be filed by March 22, 2026, and port work permits are expected by October 2026, setting a clear regulatory timeline. Eco Wave Power and I-Ke plan to deploy Taiwan’s first 100 kW onshore wave energy conversion unit at Zone C of Suao Port’s designated 6.75-hectare test area. The company highlights this project as part of a broader 404.7 MW global project pipeline under development.
Eco Wave Power Global AB (publ) director Amar Gilles has filed an initial ownership report showing a modest equity stake in the company. The Form 3 discloses beneficial ownership of 2,000 Common Shares held directly as of March 18, 2026, with no specific purchase or sale transaction indicated. This filing simply establishes Gilles’s starting share position as an insider.
Eco Wave Power Global AB (publ) director Hilary E. Ackermann has filed an initial Form 3, which is a required statement of beneficial ownership for company insiders. The filing does not report any transactions and serves to formally register her status as a director with the SEC.
Eco Wave Power Global AB (publ) filed a Form 3 identifying Annath Abecassis as a director of the company. This is an initial insider ownership report and, in this excerpt, it does not list any insider share purchases, sales, or other transactions.
Eco Wave Power Global AB (publ) reported an initial insider ownership filing for Chief Financial Officer Yehuda Aharon. This Form 3 serves as his first statement of beneficial ownership in the company and does not list any reportable transactions or current derivative positions.
Eco Wave Power Global AB (publ) disclosed an initial statement of beneficial ownership for its Chief Executive Officer and director Inna Kanevsky Braverman. The Form 3 shows she directly owns 11,441,200 common shares, reflecting a significant stake as a reported ten percent owner.