Wave power a step closer in Albany
Source: Western Australia. Minister for Planning and Infrastructure. Media Release
"Production of zero-emission power and water from the ocean’s waves in Albany moved a step closer. Planning and Infrastructure Minister Alannah MacTiernan announced that
Perth-based Carnegie Corporation had been issued a five-year exclusive licence to identify suitable areas for a wave energy facility off Albany’s coastline. The off-shore licence takes in more than 30,000ha of coast from the Albany Wind farm around to West Cape Howe.
Ms MacTiernan said the State Government was keen to see the project progress.“Wave energy will play an important role in the mix of renewable energy sources in the Great Southern and South-West, where there’s a reliable, consistent swell,” she said. "
Wednesday, August 06, 2008
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Labels: Energy and resources, Environment
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