We create power from the sea that doesn’t cost the earth
We’re Fetch Energy.
Wave power is the last frontier of renewables – and its potential is enormous
The potential to generate 32,000 TWh of wave energy each year, enough to meet current global electricity demand.
10x more energy-dense than wind and 100x more energy-dense than solar.
Remarkably consistent, wave activity in the UK is sufficient to generate power on 90% of days.
Other wave energy technology has spent decades chasing utility-scale grid connections, and progress has been slow and expensive. Our disruptive technology allows us to take a different approach.
We’re commercialising smaller, off-grid, revenue-generating deployments first, then scaling the same generator technology upward.
More power, smaller footprint
Cost competitive
Reliable
Scaleable
Our core generator technology works across a range of wave heights.
The same architecture that powers our 5kW device will be scaled to larger devices that are designed for performance and durability in wave heights up to 10 metres.
A single moving part captures wave motion in two directions at once, delivering more power from a smaller footprint with fewer parts that can break.
Patent pending technology, first-of-a-kind technology
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Our Team
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CEO and Co-FounderLaura’s a commercial innovator with a career that spans corporate, SMEs and not-for-profits. She has chased innovation and disruption throughout her career and she has deep experience in building teams, strategies and businesses around innovation. She holds a BSc from London School of Economics and an MBA from Cambridge. Her breadth of customer and business model knowledge from software, AI, education, automotive and consulting accelerates Fetch’s progress to market.
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CTO and Co-FounderHarry’s an inventor and start-up native. He started his career at the age of 20 founding a robotics company, inventing its core technology and taking it to market. He was young engineer of the year in 2016. As well as robotics, he’s worked in automotive and he’s taken inspiration from his work in these industries to create and build the foundational technology for Fetch.
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