Carnegie Corporation Limited has received approval from the Victorian Government to use and develop coastal Crown land

A recent survey conducted by Seaview Sensing in association with Wave Energy Today has revealed some interesting insights into the wave energy market.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) recent order related to issuing a preliminary permit for a 200- to 400-buoy wave energy project off Newport has come as a surprise. 

Carnegie Corporation Ltd is to receive A$12.5 million from Western Australia’s Low Emissions Energy Development fund. 

Two German energy companies Voith Hydro and RWE Innogy have agreed upon setting up a joint venture to accelerate the development, manufacture and marketing of ocean current technologies. 

A new hybrid car that uses technology designed to harness wave energy has been developed. 

San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom has shared the City has filed an application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to develop wave energy off its coast.

Carnegie Corporation, which is planning to build a CETO wave farm on Garden Island, off the coast of Perth, Australia, has mentioned that it will generate electricity at around about the cost of a

Florida has spent $13.75 million on the Center for Ocean Energy Technology at Florida Atlantic University (FAU), seeing Florida as a natural to lead in generating energy from the sea.