Ocean Power (OPTT) Technologies provided an operational update highlighting continued global deployments and progress on its offshore autonomy infrastructure roadmap. The Company has shipped a WAM-V, autonomous surface vehicle to Greece to support ongoing customer operations and field activity in the region. This deployment expands OPT’s international operational footprint and reflects continued engagement across defense and commercial maritime markets. “Our focus remains on disciplined execution across deployments, government programs, and infrastructure development,” said Philipp Stratmann, Chief Executive Officer of Ocean Power Technologies. “We are advancing the core capabilities required to support scalable, persistent maritime autonomy for defense and commercial customers.”
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