A standard 100-buoy BusyBuoy Farm module costs approximately $60,000 to $90,000 CAD, depending on site conditions and configuration. This setup can produce between 40 to 75 kilowatts of clean, renewable energy. Compared to traditional marine energy systems, BusyBuoy offers a low-cost, modular alternative with minimal environmental impact.

Our solution is fully mechanical, not hydraulic or pneumatic, which makes it more durable, affordable, and scalable. The BusyBuoy Farm doesn’t require deep-sea anchors or massive offshore infrastructure — making it ideal for both small-scale and industrial deployments.

Energy output depends on wave conditions and the number of buoys. A 100-buoy array can generate up to 75 kW in moderate waves, and the system is modular — larger farms can scale to megawatt capacity.

Our systems avoid seabed anchoring, use marine-safe materials, and operate quietly without emissions. Buoys are designed to move with waves instead of resisting them, minimizing impact on marine life and habitats.

BusyBuoy Farms can be deployed near coasts, islands, and offshore zones with regular wave activity. Ideal locations include areas with 1–3 meter average wave height. Installation is possible without heavy-duty offshore vessels.

Yes. The low-profile design and modular layout ensure minimal ecological disruption. Farms can be equipped with visibility markers and radar reflectors for safe navigation. We follow strict environmental guidelines during deployment.

BusyBuoy systems are designed to flex and move with the sea. In extreme conditions, they can safely submerge or detach. The modular structure can be recovered and reassembled with minimal cost or damage.

Maintenance is designed to be low-cost and modular. Most parts are accessible from the surface or shallow depth. Standard inspections and replacements can be done without dry-docking or divers.

Absolutely. Our system can be paired with battery banks, hydrogen electrolyzers, or microgrids — making it ideal for remote islands, research stations, or mobile marine facilities.

Yes. Waveline Energy holds or has filed for intellectual property protection covering its core mechanisms and platform design. We are open to strategic licensing partnerships in select regions.

Yes. Our floating platform can also support wind turbines, solar panels, or green hydrogen production units, creating a multifunctional clean energy hub on the ocean.

We’re looking for partners, investors, researchers, and early adopters. Whether you’re a coastal community, a utility provider, a climate-focused fund or just an enthusiast, we invite you to get in touch with us.