Australia boasts the world’s biggest wave energy resource, which stands at about 1,800 terawatt hours. The southern half of the continent—Brisbane and Geraldton is said to hold most of it. In context, Australia utilised 248...
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency announces a $770,000 grant for Swinburne University of Technology to develop modelling on the manner by which wave energy farms operate. This funding represents another boost to the development of...
The Australian Marine Complex in Henderson, Western Australia witnessed the unveiling of a new wave power project helmed by Carnegie Wave Energy. Three CETO units, each with a 240 kilowatt capacity are a joint project...
