Carnegie Wave Energy has signed a memo of understanding with Lanka Energy Conservation for the development of commercial wave and microgrid projects in Sri Lanka. Recently, Australia Government’s Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) granted $2.5m in funding to Carnegie to develop world-first Garden Island Microgrid project. The memorandum was signed by Dr. Ranjan Ramanayake, CEO of Carnegie Wave; Mr. Sunil Jayakody, General Manager at Lanka’s National Power Corporation; and Mr. S. M. Rajaratnam, Managing Director Carnegie was recently granted funding by Australia's Renewable Energy Agency for a project incorporating wave and solar energy with battery storage to independently power Garden Island off the coast of Perth, Western Australia.
Carnegie Wave Energy has signed a memo of understanding with Lanka Energy Conservation for the development of commercial wave and microgrid projects in Sri Lanka. The memorandum was signed by Dr. Ranjan Ramanayake, CEO of Carnegie Wave; Mr. Sunil Jayakody, General Manager at Lanka’s National Power Corporation; and Mr. S. M. Rajaratnam, Managing Director Carnegie was recently granted funding by Australia's Renewable Energy Agency for a project incorporating wave and solar energy with battery storage to independently power Garden Island off the coast of Perth, Western Australia.