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Albany to become wave hub

CARNEGIE Clean Energy has won $15.75 million to deliver a wave energy project in Albany, with an additional $3.75 million awarded to the University of WA to set up an associated Wave Energy Research Centre to be located in the southernmost WA town.

Albany to become wave hub

Western Australia's government allocated the money this morning, just as the Australian Renewable Energy Agency board conditionally approved the transfer of Carnegie's $11.7 million undrawn CETO 6 project...

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