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Wave energy an example of collaboration between industry and academia in Australia

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posted on 2023-05-17, 17:02 authored by Irene PenesisIrene Penesis, Gregor MacFarlaneGregor MacFarlane, Neil Bose, Hunter, S, Baghaei, A
A boost in government funding for renewable energy technologies has encouraged research and development within the field of ocean energy technologies in Australia. For most developers, the pre-commercial status of their technology is highly dependent on research and development activities, both in assessing energy potential and developing low-cost energy conversion technologies. This essay provides an example of how one of the more advanced international wave energy companies, Oceanlinx, has collaborated with academics at the Australian Maritime College to turn their research into reality.

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Publication title

Journal of Ocean Technology

Volume

8

Pagination

50-60

ISSN

1718-3200

Department/School

Australian Maritime College

Publisher

Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland.

Place of publication

Newfoundland, Canada

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Copyright 2013 Journal of Ocean Technology

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  • Restricted

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Wave energy

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