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Originally posted by Teddyward ↑

You know what peeves me off......

Blokes who have to exagerate and can't count or put decent facts up or just make crap up. That goes for reporters who don't think either although they are just quoting , assuming it was actually said

Now if you can show me millions of households across WA I'll eat my hat!!! Seriously get the bloody numbers right . Here we have a person who doesn't know his market and needs to exaggerate to ..... well what for and are any other numbers and projections he says in any way related to reality?

Simple idiot maths told me it was a crap statement. How . Well WA has approx 2.5 million people and Australia has approx 2.3 people per house. So Millions of households can't exist in WA maybe a million?

That's my whinge for the day
PS Happy to see them at least trying to get a real world project up but they have been saying that for years.

pss Now should I check the MW claim and power usage at Garden island and how big is the array?

During the testing phase, the first 240kW peak capacity CETO 5 ( 4 x for ceto 6 at a best case guess) Now that is a peak number and we have no idea what average baseline for wa power generation per bouy is ???? but they said 3 existing bouys when wet The total power capacity of the station will be three megawatts.

The project cost about $100 million and has two operating units, with a third to be added, for what will be a three-megawatt project.
Carnegie CEO Michael Ottaviano said the units provided enough energy to power the equivalent of between 1,500 to 2,000 households

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The $100 mill figure is wrong

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