Living breakwaters
Mineral accretion structures designed as part of nature-based approaches to reducing wave energy.

Explore the process and its potential applications.
A low-voltage direct current encourages minerals dissolved in seawater to deposit on a conductive structure. This mineral coating can provide a surface for marine habitat and coral projects.
Outcomes depend on the site, species and operating conditions. We do not promise fixed coral growth rates or universal ecological benefits.
Read a field studyFrom restoring marine habitats to supporting coastal protection. We explore how mineral accretion could fit your project, with a site-specific technical and ecological assessment.
Mineral accretion structures designed as part of nature-based approaches to reducing wave energy.

Projects exploring mineral accretion as part of a wider coastal erosion strategy.

Structures and electrical systems to support coral restoration projects.

Exploring mineral accretion within projects that repurpose decommissioned offshore structures as reef habitat.

Exploring its integration into suitable shipwreck and artificial reef projects.

Mineral accretion substrates for oyster cultivation and habitat projects.

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