Wave energy developer Carnegie Wave Energy Limited has announced that it has awarded a contract for the final key element of the Perth Wave Energy Project, the Onshore Plant and Process Control System to ABB Australia Pty Ltd.
As a global leader in power and automation technologies, ABB is experienced in the power generation sector. Award of the contract followed a competitive bidding process which compared quality, cost, delivery and safety.
Carnegie’s Chief Operating Officer, Greg Allen, said:
“The award of this contract to ABB for the final key element of the Perth Wave Energy Project is a significant and exciting milestone for the Project. With all key elements ordered, and manufacture underway, we are making considerable progress toward the delivery of the Perth Wave Energy Project.”
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