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Ocean Power Technologies PowerBuoy selected for U.S. Government operational exercise

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Ocean Power Technologies announced that its PowerBuoy 2.0 Solar and Wind Mini was selected to participate in an upcoming U.S. Government operational exercise. This platform, designed for offshore sensors and data links, extends the company's existing PowerBuoy family into a compact configuration. The selection does not constitute a contract award or procurement decision.

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The exercise is expected to provide government evaluators and Ocean Power Technologies with feedback on the Mini's applicability to additional mission requirements. While the selection is not a contract, participation in government assessments can influence future business opportunities for the company.

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