Carnegie
and
local
partner
Triton
Renewable
Energy
will
build
a
2MW
pilot
plant
on
their
way
to
a
commercial-scale
wave
farm,
providing
up
to
20MW
of
electricity
generation
and
desalinated
water
to
Bermuda.
Over
the
past
12
months,
the
companies
undertook
the
first
detailed
study
of
Bermuda’s
wave
regime
to
explore
the
potential
for
a
commercial
project
based
on
Carnegie’s
proprietary
Ceto
technology,
which
consists
of
an
array
of
submerged
buoys
that
pump
high-pressure
water
to
onshore
hydroelectric
turbines.
Development
of
a
commercial
Ceto
facility
in
Bermuda
would
follow…
