Meet NREL’s Wave Tank and Rapid Prototyping Process
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory advances water power technologies by leveraging its vast experience in cross-functional, integrated renewable energy research and development along with established validation and optimization capabilities and facilities. Its wave tank is an ocean-simulation tool that can validate small- to large-scale offshore technology, while its engineers and technicians assist with rapid prototyping and validating technology designs. Learn more .
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