Eco Wave Power CEO Inna Braverman is scheduled to visit Porto in mid-August to finalize the project timeline with APDL officials. This coordination is critical for aligning the company's installation phase with the ongoing structural work on the coastal barriers. To facilitate this, APDL has committed to providing a formal letter of support for an extension of the grid-connection deadline, ensuring the regulatory schedule remains in sync with physical progress on-site.

Beyond administrative coordination, the visit will focus on establishing a local supply chain. Braverman intends to meet with various Portuguese subcontractors specializing in civil engineering, steel fabrication, and hydraulic systems. Engaging local firms is a core component of the company's strategy to scale its proprietary technology from pilot operations to a broader commercial deployment. The current project represents the first phase of an agreement that could eventually see 20 MW of wave energy capacity developed at the site.