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Industries · Marine & Coastal
Salt-tolerant power for navigation and coastal monitoring.

Navigation structures, docks, buoys, and coastal monitoring stations in some of the windiest and most corrosive operating environments anywhere.
Navigation aids and coastal sensors are safety-critical and hard to reach; a service visit can require a boat, a crane, or a weather window.
Salt spray corrodes exposed mechanisms and coats solar panels. Winter fog and short days starve solar exactly when marine traffic depends on lit and powered aids.
Coastal sites offer outstanding wind resource, and the enclosure is intended to shield the rotor from spray, ice, and birds — a configuration target for the marine environmental package.
DAWT 150W
249 Wh/day at 5 m/s avg wind · 44 W at 10 m/s (22 mph)
DAWT 300WPrimary
498 Wh/day at 5 m/s avg wind · 87 W at 10 m/s (22 mph)
Modelled from CFD report TR-26-0019 · pending wind-tunnel validation
Environmental packages
Structure-mounted units on piers, jetties, and navigation platforms; buoy integration is a future engineering study.
Coast Guard / navigation-authority approval, corrosion validation, and storm-load review are required. Marine package protection targets remain under development.
Suitability requires project review. Performance figures referenced on this page are preliminary engineering estimates pending validation.
Pilot programs are forming across Coevo's target industries.