EEL Energy is a renewable-energy company developing biomimetic hydrokinetic turbines inspired by the undulating movements of fish. Its patented technology harnesses river and marine currents to generate electricity, with the aim of supporting a low-carbon energy future while respecting natural resources. The system uses a tensioned membrane that oscillates underwater as currents pass over it. A patented electromechanical system converts this movement into electricity that can be fed directly into the grid. EEL Energy says its design can be 50% more efficient than conventional turbines and operates in currents of 1.2 to 3.5 metres per second.

The company presents hydrokinetic power as predictable and available around the clock, offering a potential alternative to costly, polluting diesel generators. EEL Energy works with municipalities and isolated industrial sites, proposing individual turbines, turbine farms, and complete mini-grids that can operate independently or connect to the network. Its website features information on river and marine technologies, project enquiries, company news, and media coverage.