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Over the past 12 months, CCE has significantly outperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of +144% compared to S&P/ASX 300's 2% drop.
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Carnegie Clean Energy Ltd
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Carnegie Clean Energy Ltd is an Australian clean-tech company focused on ocean energy and related power systems. Its core idea is to turn wave motion into electricity through its CETO technology, while also working on energy storage and control systems that help manage intermittent renewable power. The company is not a traditional utility; it is a technology developer that creates products and intellectual property for use in hard-to-power coastal and offshore settings. Its customers are mainly governments, utilities, project developers, defense users, and industrial operators that need reliable renewable power in remote or marine environments. Carnegie makes money by developing technology, licensing it, doing engineering and project work, and supporting demonstration or deployment projects. In some cases, it can also earn income through partnerships tied to the use of its systems. What makes Carnegie different is that it sits at the early, technical end of the renewable energy chain. Instead of building standard solar or wind farms, it tries to solve the harder problem of extracting power from the ocean and delivering it where grid power is expensive or unavailable. That makes the business more dependent on product development, pilot projects, and commercialization partnerships than on steady mass-market hardware sales.