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Wave power step change

A NEW wave energy device tested at the Australian Maritime College that is expected to be as cheap as hi-tech forms of coal power is heading for commercial application in the Bass Strait.

Wave power step change

Having worked with AMC to test the performance of the device, finding it is at least 120% more efficient than a conventional device, developer Wave Swell Energy now plans to build a commercial plant to...

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