Government of Western Australia

Fully submerged buoys used in the CETO system to capture wave energy from the ocean.

The process of using renewable energy to split water into hydrogen and oxygen.

Refining and converting minerals such as lithium, nickel, and cobalt for battery manufacturing.

Western Australia

Japan

South Korea

An improved version of the CETO 5 design featuring advanced control systems, offshore power generation, and electrical export cables. The project eliminates the need for heavy offshore lifts and simplifies installation and maintenance.

A major green hydrogen and ammonia production facility at the Oakajee Strategic Industrial Area in Western Australia. Phase One will supply green hydrogen domestically to decarbonize mining and heavy transportation industries. Phase Two will convert hydrogen into ammonia for export to Asian markets, particularly Japan and South Korea.

A renewable energy microgrid development for Mauritius using Carnegie's CETO wave energy technology. The project received AU $800,000 in funding from the Australian government in December.

A wave energy conversion system consisting of fully submerged buoys (buoyant actuators) that capture undersea wave energy and convert it into pressurized fluid for use in hydroelectric power plants.

A commercial-scale wave energy conversion system that uses offshore buoyant actuators connected to an onshore power station via high-pressure fluid pipelines. It represents the first commercial-scale grid-connected wave energy array in the world.