Santa Barbara, CA — December 11, 2025 — Anacapa Wavepower announces that DNV, a global leader in assurance and risk management, has issued a Statement of Feasibility (SoF) for the company’s LumaNet wave energy converter. The SoF was issued under DNV-SE-0120: Certification of Wave Energy Converters and Arrays and confirms that the LumaNet technology is feasible and suited for continued development and certification within DNV’s internationally recognized framework.
The SoF follows DNV’s review of the technology’s engineering basis, risk profile, and qualification methodology. With this milestone, LumaNet is now positioned to advance toward subsequent certification stages. This achievement strengthens Anacapa’s readiness for demonstration activities and supports engagement with investors, project partners, and commercial stakeholders.
DNV is an internationally respected assurance and risk-management organization and one of the leading certification bodies for renewable energy technologies. Its independent verification services help emerging energy systems progress safely and reliably toward commercial deployment.
“The Statement of Feasibility marks a major step toward bringing LumaNet to market,” said Alan McCall, Director at Anacapa Wavepower. “Independent validation from DNV strengthens our confidence in the technology, and confirms that our development strategy aligns with the industry’s recognized certification path.”
LumaNet is Anacapa’s scalable wave energy converter architecture designed to deliver reliable, cost-effective ocean energy at utility scale. The WEC system evaluated by DNV represents an advancement toward lightweight, highly-reliable wave energy arrays that will serve an important role in future energy systems.
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