A system adapted to produce electricity using pressurized air obtained from sea or oceanic waves energy, said waves in their movement towards the coastal areas activating one or more Floater Pumps in their up/down movement, the system containing four main components (I, II, III, IV): - a first component, which is mounted on a metal shaft fixed on the sea/ocean floor at a convenient distance from the shore, slope and depth of the water in relation with the waves size, the first component comprising the one or more Floater Pumps connected with a second component, the second component consisting in a Double Spiralled Air Duct, - a third component comprising a General Air Reservoir, the General Air Reservoir hosting inside: - a Rotative Pump for High Air Pressure PRIPA, the Rotative Pump for High Air Pressure comprising an Auxiliary Turbine, - a High Air Pressure Reservoir, - an Air-Drying Chamber, - a Smoothing Air Flowing Chamber connected to two Split Pressure Ducts (6d, 12), namely a Split Feeding Air Pressure Duct, and a Supplementary Air Duct for Public Use, - a fourth component comprising a first Electric Current Generator and a second Electric Current Generator, the first Electric Current Generator and the second Electric Current Generator connected to the third component through the Feeding Air Pressure Duct and the first Electric Current Generator and the second Electric Current Generator connected separately to the Supplementary Air Duct for Public Use as a Supplementary Source of Energy, whereby the air generated and pumped by the one or more Floater Pumps, flows through the Double Spiralled Air Duct, said Double Spiralled Air Duct comprising a first spiralled Air Duct, and a second spiralled Air Duct, the first spiralled Air Duct provided with a one way air valve mounted at the bottom of said first spiralled Air Duct at the entrance in the General Air Reservoir, further on, the air enters inside the General Air Reservoir, said General Air Reservoir provided at the base with an Emptying Tank, wherefrom the pressurized air enters through the Auxiliary Turbine, in the High Air Pressure Reservoir, which is connected with the Air-Drying Chamber and with the Smoothing Air Flowing Chamber; then, the pressurized air outflowing from the High Air Pressure Reservoir enters through the Feeding Air Pressure Duct in Air Turbines of the First Electric Generator and of the Second Electric Generator and enters through the Supplementary Air Duct for Public Use which makes the system to function and produce electricity non-stop no matter the size of the waves. - a first component, which is mounted on a metal shaft fixed on the sea/ocean floor at a convenient distance from the shore, slope and depth of the water in relation with the waves size, the first component comprising the one or more Floater Pumps connected with a second component, the second component consisting in a Double Spiralled Air Duct, - a third component comprising a General Air Reservoir, the General Air Reservoir hosting inside: - a Rotative Pump for High Air Pressure PRIPA, the Rotative Pump for High Air Pressure comprising an Auxiliary Turbine, - a High Air Pressure Reservoir, - an Air-Drying Chamber, - a Smoothing Air Flowing Chamber connected to two Split Pressure Ducts (6d, 12), namely a Split Feeding Air Pressure Duct, and a Supplementary Air Duct for Public Use, - a Rotative Pump for High Air Pressure PRIPA, the Rotative Pump for High Air Pressure comprising an Auxiliary Turbine, - a High Air Pressure Reservoir, - an Air-Drying Chamber, - a Smoothing Air Flowing Chamber connected to two Split Pressure Ducts (6d, 12), namely a Split Feeding Air Pressure Duct, and a Supplementary Air Duct for Public Use, - a fourth component comprising a first Electric Current Generator and a second Electric Current Generator, the first Electric Current Generator and the second Electric Current Generator connected to the third component through the Feeding Air Pressure Duct and the first Electric Current Generator and the second Electric Current Generator connected separately to the Supplementary Air Duct for Public Use as a Supplementary Source of Energy, whereby the air generated and pumped by the one or more Floater Pumps, flows through the Double Spiralled Air Duct, said Double Spiralled Air Duct comprising a first spiralled Air Duct, and a second spiralled Air Duct, the first spiralled Air Duct provided with a one way air valve mounted at the bottom of said first spiralled Air Duct at the entrance in the General Air Reservoir, further on, the air enters inside the General Air Reservoir, said General Air Reservoir provided at the base with an Emptying Tank, wherefrom the pressurized air enters through the Auxiliary Turbine, in the High Air Pressure Reservoir, which is connected with the Air-Drying Chamber and with the Smoothing Air Flowing Chamber; then, the pressurized air outflowing from the High Air Pressure Reservoir enters through the Feeding Air Pressure Duct in Air Turbines of the First Electric Generator and of the Second Electric Generator and enters through the Supplementary Air Duct for Public Use which makes the system to function and produce electricity non-stop no matter the size of the waves.