Wave energy conversion (CETO technology)

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Carnegie's proprietary wave energy technology that converts ocean wave motion into electrical power. The CETO 5 is the first commercial-scale grid-connected implementation, while CETO 6 represents an improved design with enhanced efficiency and simplified installation.

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Low Emissions Energy Development (LEEd) fund

Clean energy funding

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Government of Western Australia

gov Australia 1 mention

Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)

Renewable energy investment and development

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Often mentioned with · Locations

Western Australia

Western Australia

Often mentioned with · Projects

CETO 6 Wave Energy Project

An improved version of the CETO 5 design featuring advanced control systems, offshore power generation, and electrical export cables. The project eliminates the need for heavy offshore lifts and simplifies installation and maintenance.

planned 2 mentions

Mauritius Renewable Energy Microgrid Project

A renewable energy microgrid development for Mauritius using Carnegie's CETO wave energy technology. The project received AU $800,000 in funding from the Australian government in December.

planned 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Facilities

CETO 6 Array (proposed)

CETO 5 Perth Project Onshore Power Station

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A commercial-scale wave energy conversion system that uses offshore buoyant actuators connected to an onshore power station via high-pressure fluid pipelines. It represents the first commercial-scale grid-connected wave energy array in the world.

A wave energy conversion system consisting of fully submerged buoys (buoyant actuators) that capture undersea wave energy and convert it into pressurized fluid for use in hydroelectric power plants.

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Carnegie achieves success with its wave energy project

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