One of the biggest challenges the world has to face in order to achieve completely renewable energy systems is to ensure that there is enough electricity during all hours of the year, even when the sun is not shining and the wind is not blowing. According to CorPower, that is where wave power offers unique advantages with a smoother and more predictable production, which can fill the cavities when there is not enough electricity from the sun and wind. As an example, California has set itself the goal of being completely fossil-fueled by 2045. With wave power in the mix, the amount of balance power and storage can be drastically lowered, by offering a natural balance between production sources that enables a stable fossil-free electricity system with lower cost to consumers.