Re: CWE - Carnegie Wave Energy
Tano,
CWE will technically be a utility after PWEP is built as they will receive income from Defence for power and freshwater. This project is mainly to demonstrate the technical aspects of building and operating CETO rather than as a commercial plant. This type of arrangement is unlikely to be repeated for future projects.
The focus of the company is to either build or oversee the building of future projects under partnering arrangements. Once built the plants will be handed over to utility companies for them to run commercially. CWE will receive royalty payments from these companies. this will leave them free to further develop the technology and improve the construction capability.
EDF have alliances with a variety of energy players in nuclear, wind, solar, tidal, hydro, biomass etc. CWE was chosen as their preferred wave energy partner.
Most of the CWE management team are engineers giving an indication as to their priorities.
slightly off topic. I wish to view the index of all the utility companies to see how the whole sector is moving.
CWE shows in Amibroker as Sector 10 Utilities, Index 28. A google search shows the S&P indicies for Utilities is XUJ.
1)Where do i find the list of companies that make up the XUJ?
2)It seems XUJ index only shows the ASX 200 companies that are utilities. Where do i find an index of ALL asx utilties?
3)What does Index 28 in amibroker translate to?
I dont see any answers to the above questions here
http://www.spindices.com/indices/equity/sp-asx-200-utilities-sector
Thanks
Tano,
CWE will technically be a utility after PWEP is built as they will receive income from Defence for power and freshwater. This project is mainly to demonstrate the technical aspects of building and operating CETO rather than as a commercial plant. This type of arrangement is unlikely to be repeated for future projects.
The focus of the company is to either build or oversee the building of future projects under partnering arrangements. Once built the plants will be handed over to utility companies for them to run commercially. CWE will receive royalty payments from these companies. this will leave them free to further develop the technology and improve the construction capability.
EDF have alliances with a variety of energy players in nuclear, wind, solar, tidal, hydro, biomass etc. CWE was chosen as their preferred wave energy partner.
Most of the CWE management team are engineers giving an indication as to their priorities.