Top 10 Ocean Energy Producers in the World in 2022 by Capacity

Korea Water Resources Corporation, Electricite de France SA, Korea Electric Power Corp, Lunar Energy Ltd, Emera Inc, KP Renewables Plc, MeyGen Ltd, China Energy Investment Corp Ltd, Cape Sharp Tidal Venture Ltd., and Orkney Renewable Energy Ltd are the top 10 ocean energy producers in the world in 2022 by capacity. Comprehensively, the top 10 ocean energy producers in the world in 2022 by capacity in the world had a total capacity of 839MW, where Korea Water Resources Corporation was the highest (254MW), followed by Electricite de France SA (240MW), and Korea Electric Power Corp (152MW), while the Orkney Renewable Energy Ltd (2 MW) was lowest. South Korea-based Korea Water Resources Corporation is the top ocean energy producer in the world (by capacity). The company is a water utility company, engaged in implementing national water resources management policies regarding multipurpose dams, water supply dams, and regional water supply systems. It constructs, operates, and manages metropolitan waterworks, which include multi-regional and industrial waterworks; basins, rivers, and reservoirs; water treatment plants; industrial complexes and special-purpose zones; local waterworks and sewage treatment; and renewable energy facilities. It operates its business through the following divisions: Water circle; Water value; Water platform and Technology and employs 4,856 people. A France-based Electricite de France SA is another leading ocean energy producer in the world (by capacity). The company is an integrated electricity provider. It carries out generation, transmission, distribution, energy supply, trading, energy services and other related services. The company produces electricity using nuclear, hydro, gas, fuel oil, coal and other renewable sources. EDF also carries out hydrocarbon exploration and production, waste recovery, gas supply, provides energy and environmental services, and manages heating and cooling networks, produces renewable energies, and industrial utilities. It employs 163,423 people.