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Development and Consenting of Carnegie Wave Energy's Perth Wave Energy Project, Experiences from Down Under

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Title: Development and Consenting of Carnegie Wave Energy's Perth Wave Energy Project, Experiences from Down Under
Author:
Ward, E.
Publication Date:
Event Name:
Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewables (EIMR) 2014
Event Location:
Stornoway, Scotland, UK
Pages:
17
Affiliation
Carnegie Clean Energy Limited
Technology:
Marine Energy, Wave
Receptor:
Human Dimensions, Legal & Policy
Language:
English

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Ward, E. (2014). Development and Consenting of Carnegie Wave Energy's Perth Wave Energy Project, Experiences from Down Under [Presentation]. Presented at Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewables (EIMR) 2014, Stornoway, Scotland, UK.
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Abstract

Carnegie Wave Energy Limited has been developing CETO wave energy technology for over 10 years and at a cost of $70 million. Carnegie is now in the construction phase of the Perth Wave Energy Project, a grid-connected CETO array off Garden Island, Western Australia. The Project will supply both power and desalinated potable water to the Australian Department of Defence. The Project is fully consented through a range of Federal, State and Local government permits and approvals, supported by a comprehensive community consultation program. This paper shares Carnegie’s experience of consenting this project and implications for future development.

The Extended Abstract is available here.

**No Video is Available for this Session