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Albany’s New Wave Energy Project: The M4
Thursday 24th February, 2020 – 5.30 pm to 6.30 pm, Upstairs, Albany Public Library Join Dr Wiebke Ebeling from Marine Energy Research Australia at UWA’s
Not long now, and we can point to the real deal deployed in King George Sound: the M4 Wave Energy Prototype, 22 metres long and Sunflower Yellow! Pictures from Albany Port Open Day (27 April), Inve$t Great Southern Symposium (8 May), All@Sea - Albany Maritime Festival (29 June). ... Read MoreRead Less
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Australia’s only active wave energy project in final stages ... Read MoreRead Less
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Front cover for a reason! It's all happening for the M4 Wave Energy Demonstration Project right now. ... Read MoreRead Less
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Photos from Rebecca Stephens Member for Albany's post ... Read MoreRead Less
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If you hadn't already picked up a copy of The Aurora Magazine, the Spring edition is now online - with a feature about our M4 wave energy project auroramagazine.com.au/ ... Read MoreRead Less
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Thursday 24th February, 2020 – 5.30 pm to 6.30 pm, Upstairs, Albany Public Library Join Dr Wiebke Ebeling from Marine Energy Research Australia at UWA’s
Leading science professionals in the “Blue Economy” share with us how our own backyard in the Great Southern will play a major part in a
Please join us on Monday June 21 at 5 pm for a fascinating evening with UNESCO’s meteorologist Dr Nick D’Adamo on how globally changing ocean
Thursday 24th February, 2020 – 5.30 pm to 6.30 pm, Upstairs, Albany Public Library Join Dr Wiebke Ebeling from Marine Energy Research Australia at UWA’s
Leading science professionals in the “Blue Economy” share with us how our own backyard in the Great Southern will play a major part in a
Please join us on Monday June 21 at 5 pm for a fascinating evening with UNESCO’s meteorologist Dr Nick D’Adamo on how globally changing ocean
We wish to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land that Great Southern Marine Research Facility stands upon, the Minang Noongar people. We wish to acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this region.