Electricity from the Ocean's Invisible Currents

Harnessing kinetic energy through an innovative figure-eight kite system that amplifies slow-moving water velocity into consistent, renewable power.

The Problem

The vast majority of ocean currents move at speeds too slow for traditional turbines to capture. This represents a massive, untapped source of clean energy that currently goes completely unused due to technical limitations.

The Solution

Deep Green Sea Kites use a hydrofoil wing to fly in a figure-eight pattern. This movement amplifies the relative water velocity by up to 10 times, making it possible to generate cost-effective electricity from slow-moving currents.

How It Works

Kite deployed underwater

Flies figure-eight path

Velocity multiplied

Electricity generated

Technical Efficiency & Power Specs

50-120m

Operating Depth

12m

Wingspan

1.2MW

Output per Unit

1.1m/s

Min. Current Speed

Technology Comparison

Sea Kites

Amplifies flow velocity by 10x
Operational in low-speed currents
Predictable 24/7 energy output
Minimal environmental footprint

Traditional Turbines

Requires high-velocity currents
High installation and maintenance cost
Limited geographic deployment

Wave Energy

Dependent on surface conditions
Intermittent energy production
Vulnerable to storm damage