Elements Works is a cutting-edge company that brings together two business lines based on the same technological platform, netH2O: remote marine sensing and marine renewable energy. With tremendous growth potential, Elements Works aims to revolutionize renewable energy production, bringing the concept of the “Smart city” to coastal areas, rivers, and lakes, offering a highly attractive return on investment.
The company’s main products are netH2O Power and netH2O Buoy. netH2O Power is a Power Take Off (PTO) system for wave energy converters, used in machines like the H24 from H24wave SRL. The H24 machine is ideal for medium to large-scale installations, reaching multi-megawatt scales, and can be deployed in various locations, offering efficient and sustainable solutions.
On the other hand, netH2O Buoy is a robust and cost-effective solution designed for demanding professional applications of data collection from remote water bodies. Equipped with high-quality sensors to measure parameters such as oxygen levels, temperature, chlorophyll-A, salinity, and more, the buoy sends data to a cloud-based back-end, integrated with an AI platform provided by partner company Mathclick SRL, which can deliver forecasts and nowcasts of the data.
Elements Works has a strong track record of achievements, including the development of a turnkey solution for the experimental marine wave energy production plant installed in Marina di Pisa for Enel Green Power, Italy’s leading utility company. Additionally, the company has developed the Blue Marina by Elements project, a comprehensive initiative to make a marina or marine community fully sustainable using advanced sensors and renewable energy (both marine and non-marine).
In addition to Mathclick SRL, an innovative startup active in applying Artificial Intelligence to remote sensing, the company’s strategic partners include CREA Ricerche, Italy’s leading agri-food R&D agency, Costa Nostrum, a leading provider of sustainable beach certification solutions based in Greece, and H24wave SRL, which co-produces the H24 wave energy converter with Elements Works.
