This case study examines The Wave Hub Project Wave Energy Converters (WEC) test site in Cornwall, England. A challenge with the commercial viability of WECs is the unique equipment and site conditions required to properly test the technology in real marine conditions. To bridge the gap from protypes to commercial viability, the Wave Hub is a grid-connected test site , made to  facilitate WEC development. The Wave Hub case studies how wave energy conversion technologies operate, stakeholder collaboration, and the challenges with the construction and operation of WECs. Through exploring stakeholder perspectives and environmental impacts, we can further understandthe challenges faced by wave energy developers in the transition to commercial use. The goal of the case study is to assess the overall feasibility of implementing innovative renewable technology like wave energy.