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.

Hawaii-based Wavr LLC is developing a wave energy converter that is designed to be scaled up and integrated with other renewable energy technologies. The startup plans to sell a version ...

CETO, a fully submerged wave energy converter (WEC) from Australian company Carnegie Clean Energy, is seeking a certification ...

Devices that create electricity from wave motion and offshore winds could become sturdier, quieter and easier to test at near-ocean-ready sizes, with four new grants to the University of Michigan.

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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A report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) estimates that ocean energy could provide up to 10% of the ...

Council leader James Stockan said the wave converter was one of the first of ... In 2012, the inventor of the Pelamis wave energy device, Dr Richard Yemm, won the annual Saltire Prize Medal ...

Israel has officially launched its first wave energy power plant. The pilot project at Jaffa Port, at the southern end of the Tel Aviv-Jaffa (Yafo) municipality, uses floating platforms with hydraulic ...