We want our wave parks to play a positive role in the environment. That’s why we use no toxins or blades that could harm sea life. The generators are on the seabed - no drilling required. We’ve tested and monitored for environmental impacts. Our goal is for the parks to increase biodiversity, and nurture sea life, to protect natural resources.
Local fishing communities are part of our ecosystem. So while Seabased wave power parks take up space that might have been devoted to fishing, we have strategies to use that space as breeding grounds and nurseries to replenish desirable populations. We want to create energy in a way that benefits the fishing industry, the cause of biodiversity, and the environment.
While we aim to be aligned with all the UN Sustainable Development Goals, our focus is on 5 that seem most pertinent to our technology, ecosystem, and customers: Affordable & Clean Energy; Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure; Sustainable Cities & Communities; Climate Action; and Life Below Water.
Seabased is fortunate to have a diverse team, not only in age, race, gender, and nationality, but in education, expertise, experience, and ways of processing information. It makes for a more resilient, and more fun organization.
Treating all humans with dignity is integral to Seabased. We have zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery and human trafficking of all types. We endeavor to choose business and supply chain partners who are similarly committed to human rights and dignity for current and future generations.
CO2-free renewable energy is essential to addressing climate change. But to truly claim environmental sustainability, our entire value chain must be sustainable. Seabased is currently mapping the lifecycle carbon footprint of the Wave Power Parks as part of a sustainable development strategy to combat climate change. We aspire to both lead and continually improve.