Funding boost for Garden Island desalination plant

A Perth wave energy company’s plan to trial a desalination plant on Garden Island next to its power station has been boosted by federal government funding.

Carnegie Wave Energy has received a $1.27 million grant, derived from the carbon tax, to help pay for its plan to use waves to directly drive high pressure desalination pumps at a pilot-scale plant.

The $2.5 million plant will be located on Garden Island with the company’s $31.2 million power station, which received about a third of its funding from the federal government.

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