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		<title>What we do.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[We’re a connector to all stakeholders.
Oregon Wave Energy Trust (OWET)  with members from fishing and environmental groups, industry and government – is a nonprofit, public-private partnership funded by the Oregon Innovation Council. Our sole mission is to serve as a connector for all stakeholders involved in the responsible development of wave energy projects, from research [...]]]></description>
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Oregon Wave Energy Trust (OWET)  with members from fishing and environmental groups, industry and government – is a nonprofit, public-private partnership funded by the Oregon Innovation Council. Our sole mission is to serve as a connector for all stakeholders involved in the responsible development of wave energy projects, from research and development to early stage community engagement and energy generation. This collaboration will position Oregon as the North American leader in this nascent industry and will help deliver the full economic and environmental potential for wave energy for the state. OWET’s goal is to harness 500 megawatts of renewable wave energy by 2025, enough power for 200,000 homes.</p>
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