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Home›Marine Energy›Ocean Harvesting Technologies adds new board member with BP experience
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September 29, 2025 · about 11 months ago

Ocean Harvesting Technologies adds new board member with BP experience

Sweden’s Ocean Harvesting Technologies has appointed a new board member, effective August 2025, as the Swedish wave energy developer looks to reinforce its leadership in the energy transition. The company welcomed Johan G. Andersson to its board. According to Ocean Harvesting, Andersson brings more

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Concept for Ocean Harvesting’s InfinityWEC (Courtesy of Ocean Harvesting Technologies)
Concept for Ocean Harvesting’s InfinityWEC (Courtesy of Ocean Harvesting Technologies)

Sweden’s Ocean Harvesting Technologies has appointed a new board member, effective August 2025, as the Swedish wave energy developer looks to reinforce its leadership in the energy transition.

The company welcomed Johan G. Andersson to its board.

According to Ocean Harvesting, Andersson brings more than 30 years of global energy and industrial transformation experience, with a track record of delivering business initiatives and performance improvement across more than 70 countries.

Andersson currently serves as Executive Chairman of Cling Systems. His previous roles include VP Group Strategy & Sustainability at Nynas AB, CEO of Drivkraft Sverige, and Global Go-to-Market Director at BP.

In April, the company launched a €200,000 financing round to support further development of its InfinityWEC wave energy converter (WEC) in 2025. The move is part of a larger €700,000 capital requirement for 2025-2027.

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