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Unique ‘flying saucer’-like wave energy converter eyes real-world deployment
CETO, a fully submerged wave energy converter (WEC) from Australian company Carnegie Clean Energy, is seeking a certification ...
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Lake Michigan waves could be a clean power source for remote spots like Beaver Island
University of Michigan researchers are working with residents to explore the possibility of converting wave energy into ...
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M4 Wave Energy Converter trial begins as experts seek more support for wave power
It is hoped the Blue Economy Cooperative Research Centre's (BECRC) M4 Wave Energy Converter trial, taking place in Albany, 400 kilometres south of Perth on WA's south coast, can help make that case.
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The University of Manchester’s M4 wave energy converter successfully launched in Australia
The M4 wave energy converter, developed by Professor Peter Stansby at The University of Manchester, has been successfully launched in Albany, Australia. The device is designed to harness the power of ...
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Orkney Islands Council buys defunct Pelamis wave generator for £1
Council leader James Stockan said the wave converter was one of the first of its kind and "symbolic of the industry". Mr Stockan told BBC Radio Orkney it was possible the device could be put to ...
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Orkney Council to spend £150k to dispose of £1 wave device
A wave energy converter bought by Orkney Islands council for £1 is expected to cost £150k to decommission. The council purchased the Pelamis wave device in 2017 for a nominal sum in the hope of ...