Eco Wave Power appoints Juan Jose Gomez to lead its energy project in Portugal

Eco Wave Power has appointed Juan Jose Gomez to manage its wave energy project in Portugal, a key step in its strategic development.

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Eco Wave Power Global AB (publ), a NASDAQ-listed company specializing in onshore wave energy technology, has announced the appointment of Juan Jose Gomez as the manager of its Portuguese project. This appointment is part of a broader strategy to expand the company’s presence into new markets.

Juan Jose Gomez brings proven experience in managing complex energy projects. He previously led Eco Wave Power’s pilot project in Gibraltar, where he oversaw technical operations and collaborated with various industrial and institutional partners.

A Strategic Project for Eco Wave Power

The Portuguese project marks a significant milestone for the company in deploying its wave energy technology. Juan Jose Gomez’s involvement in the execution and operational phases aims to ensure proper coordination, optimize cost management, and comply with local regulations.

As project manager, Juan Jose Gomez will also oversee maintenance operations once the power station becomes operational. This appointment is expected to help meet construction and commissioning deadlines in collaboration with local partners and specialized subcontractors.

Technical Expertise for Execution

The experience gained by Juan Jose Gomez in the energy sector and his mastery of the technical challenges linked to wave energy projects make him a key figure in delivering the infrastructure in Portugal.

His mission includes overseeing construction phases, optimizing resources, and managing relationships with project stakeholders. Eco Wave Power has expressed its intent to enhance the operational efficiency of its projects through structured processes and competent local leadership.

Positioning in the Portuguese Market

This project takes place in a context where Portugal aims to strengthen its energy mix while attracting investments in energy infrastructure. Eco Wave Power’s entry into this market seeks to establish a strategic foothold in the region while meeting local industrial and regulatory development requirements.

The management of the project by an experienced team, led by Juan Jose Gomez, aims to achieve construction milestones within the set timelines while ensuring budget control and solid partnerships.

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