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Energy needs

Energy access

Across the globe, many households do not have access to electricity.

Islands and isolated grids

Remoteness, climate conditions and physical constraints exclude the possibility of grid interconnection.

Clean energy mix

The increasing scarcity and soaring costs of fossil fuels promote sustainable development and the diversification of energy production modes.

Electricity supply security

With the expansion of the interconnected network, local energy autonomy provides security for the electricity supply to end-of-grid regions.

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Ushant and Molène Islands

Some of the Ponant Islands, along France’s western coast, have an energy problem due to their insularity as they are not or cannot be connected to the intercontinental grid. This is the case for Ushant and Molène, which are equipped with generator sets to supply them with electricity.

Canada’s Far North

Electricity production in Quebec is atypical as the vast majority relies on renewable sources, of which hydroelectricity accounts for 97%.
Furthermore, the population density of Quebec is characterised by its heterogeneity (mainly concentrated along the US border).

SABELLA is looking for a business development engineer

SABELLA is recruiting! As part of its development, SABELLA is looking for a buisiness development engineer.

SABELLA selected by NASA for tidal turbines deployment on Mars!

Following recent evidences of water on the Red Planet and discovery of channels with high water current velocities by Curiosity robotic rover, NASA and SABELLA signed on March 27th 2017 a joint research agreement in order to study the deployment of tidal turbines on Mars.

SABELLA is looking for an accountant

SABELLA is recruiting! As part of its development, SABELLA is looking for an accountant in order to assist the Commercial and Financial Controller.

SABELLA: tomorrow part of an upcoming selective tidal "big four"...

With perseverance and after two years of prospecting, SABELLA has finally completed a first round of funding, despite a seed capital market fairly sluggish, domestic investors skittish on maritime risk and particularly in MRE (Marine Renewable Energies), and major French industrial groups succumbing to the Anglo-Saxon sirens song and their valuation multiples, staying deaf to the prayers of support from French young innovative SMEs.

One year trial campaign in Fromveur Passage between the islands of Ushant and Molène