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Invisible Hybrid Green Power

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Invisible Hybrid Green Power

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OUR AIMS

  • Kinetx will harvest kinetic energy from Ocean Currents and convert this energy into fully sustainable green power
  • Ocean Currents run in the same direction 24 hours a day, 365 days a year unlike 10 hours per day of usable kinetic energy produced from tidal currents
  • Furthermore, Kinetx will supplement this ocean current energy with Wind Turbines and Solar arrays as a Hybrid system all mounted on the same Floating Platform
  • This floating platform will also house a Large battery storage capability guaranteeing 24/7 BASE LOAD green power delivery assurance

OPPORTUNITY

  • Governments around the world are scrambling to introduce alternative sustainable energy sources to replace coal/gas fired power stations in their bid to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
  • Over the past several years the KinetX design engineers have been focused on the development of a commercially viable solution to enable the generation of 24/7 base-load sustainable power.
  • KinetX has now achieved that capability through the creation of a special purpose offshore platform, combining wind and solar arrays, supplemented with 24/7 energy generated from ocean current turbines running down the East Coast of Australia.
  • The KinetX Primary Objective is to urgently construct this offshore energy production demonstration platform to prove once and for all that 24/7 continuous green power is available now and Australia can produce the world's first 100% sustainable hybrid  QUAD delivering 60 MW base-load green power supply.
  • No land is required, no long delivery corridors are required, with multiple platforms positioned out of sight beyond the horizon, supplying sustainable power to substations around the Australian coastline.

KINETX ADVANTAGES

24/7 Green Power BASE LOAD

No infrastructure Upgrade Requirements for Networks

24/7 Green Power BASE LOAD

Non-stop sustainable single direction kinetic energy is available around the world and can now be converted into BASE LOAD electricity.

100% Sustainable

No infrastructure Upgrade Requirements for Networks

24/7 Green Power BASE LOAD

100% sustainable hybrid QUAD delivering up to 60MW of green electricity to the grid - enough to accommodate 4-5,000 average households.

No infrastructure Upgrade Requirements for Networks

No infrastructure Upgrade Requirements for Networks

No infrastructure Upgrade Requirements for Networks

We can deliver localized feed into National Grid or direct to clients sites anywhere along the Australian East Coast

Best ROI Opportunity

Best ROI Opportunity

No infrastructure Upgrade Requirements for Networks

KinetX green power production offers fastest return on capital in the sustainability sector.

Lower CAPEX & OPEX

Best ROI Opportunity

Saving Time and Money

KinetX provides over 2.3 profit returns to same CAPEX of wind and solar

Saving Time and Money

Best ROI Opportunity

Saving Time and Money

No Land Purchase requirement as required by wind and solar arrays. Also no Land required for Transmission Corridors.

Documented Current Stream Flows

Documented Current Stream Flows

Documented Current Stream Flows

60 Years of USA and Australian Government Records confirming both Gulf Stream and Australian East Coast Flow rates

Storm Avoidance

Documented Current Stream Flows

Documented Current Stream Flows

In the event of adverse weather, the facility can readily disconnect from the grid and relocate to safety – returning once conditions normalise.

 

OCEAN CURRENTS OF SPECIFIC INTEREST

  • A continuous stream velocity between 1.0 to 2.0 m/sec all year round. 
  • (Ref - oceanservuce.noaa.gov)
  • It never stops producing energy
  • Significant depths can be accommodated
  • Contains enough kinetic energy to power 25% of USA East Coast

  • A continuous stream travelling between 1.0 to 2.0 m/sec all year round
  • The currents runs 1840kms along the coast the eastern states of Australia (100km wide).
  • CSIRO have researched EAC for 70 years and state an increase of 20% in speed has occurred over the past 50 years.

GALLERY

Sea trials turbine size

The Concept

Final configuration may vary

LATEST NEWS AND ANALYSIS

LATEST ANALYSIS

Australia's renewable energy sector is experiencing significant growth, with renewables now accounting for nearly 40% of the nation's electricity supply. This increase is driven by the addition of 5.9 GW of new renewable generation capacity in 2023, including both large-scale projects and rooftop solar installations. Notably, the Clarke Creek Wind Farm in Queensland, which recently installed its 25th turbine, will produce enough electricity to power approximately 330,000 homes annually, significantly reducing carbon emissions​ (Clean Energy Council)​​ (Squadron Energy)​.


Government policies and initiatives have been pivotal in supporting this transition. The 2024-25 Federal Budget emphasizes renewable energy’s role in the national economy, bolstered by schemes like the National Reconstruction Fund and the Capacity Investment Scheme. These policies aim to attract investment and provide the certainty needed for large-scale renewable projects. The Australian Energy Market Operator’s roadmap to net zero by 2050 further outlines the extensive investments required in renewable generation, storage, and transmission​ (Energy.gov.au)​​ (Squadron Energy)​.


The economic and social impacts of renewable energy projects are substantial, creating jobs and supporting local economies. For example, the Clarke Creek Wind Farm has generated over 350 jobs and invested $110 million into the regional economy. Despite these successes, challenges remain, particularly in sustaining investment in large-scale projects. Continued collaboration between the government and the private sector is essential to overcome these hurdles and maintain momentum in Australia's renewable energy transition​ (Squadron Energy)​​ (Clean Energy Council)​.

Recent Articles

Renew Economy article

SENIOR MANAGEMENT

Col Chambers

Lindsay Barton

Lindsay Barton

Colin has remained self-employed in the field of Power Electrics and Sustainability his entire life, he is an experienced Managing Director with a demonstrated history of working in the electrical and electronic manufacturing industry and has raised in excess of $40 million for various sustainability projects. Colin was granted a Public Utility License as a result of winning the Banksia Award, plus a further eight awards, for Sustainability. Colin pioneered Bi Generation and later Tri Generation being awarded a PPA with Qantas at Sydney, Airport

Lindsay Barton

Lindsay Barton

Lindsay Barton

Lindsay Barton brings to his roles a vastly diverse background covering senior levels of government working in and with industry, and from within Parliament and the political sphere. Lindsay has abiding interests in driving the adoption of emerging/green technologies to reduce whole-of-life costs and improve environmental outcomes. In supporting the Kinetx proposals he will generally provide stakeholder management and engagement skills together with associated media maximization. In terms of the engagement with government, he will be working closely with relevant Ministers and advisers.

Jurgen Horhann

Lindsay Barton

Varachaya Sawaikool

Jurgen Horhann has a degree in Mechatronics obtained whilst living in his birth country, Germany. Jurgen is known for his design engineering ability, always seeking the additional edge making his product designs not only uniquely innovative, but always striving for reduced manufacturing costs. Jurgen has worked with Col Chambers on the designs of bi and trigeneration developments and more recently on contra rotating twin turbine development leading to our unique submersible turbine designs.

Varachaya Sawaikool

Varachaya Sawaikool

Varachaya Sawaikool

Varachaya (Aui) has Master of Business Administration and In her previous position she was responsible for having secured Cooperative Agreements with Provincial Energy Authority (PEA) and Energy Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), obtaining National Grid connection agreements. Aui also managed the financial reporting and Tax obligations to ensure compliance and drafted several Power Purchase Agreements. Aui has extensive experience with the Thai Board of Investment and will be engaged with KinetX to secure the same maximum benefits, including Tax concessions.

Kamolbhan Sangmacha

Varachaya Sawaikool

Kamolbhan Sangmacha

Kamolbhan Sangmacha is an accomplished academic and expert in information systems. With a Ph.D. in Information Systems from the New Jersey Institute of Technology, they hold key positions at Kasetsart Business School, including Head of the Technology and Operations Management Department. They are also an Honorary Advisor to the Committee of the ICT, Thai Senator, and hold directorship roles at various research centres. Their specialisations encompass Smart Grid and Energy Technologies, IoT Technologies, Information Systems Design and Evaluation, Human-Computer Interactions, and Pervasive Computing. Kamolbhan Sangmacha is recognised for their contributions to technology and business, making a significant impact through research, leadership, and advisory roles.


2010

Ph.D. in Information systems

New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA

2002

Master of Business Administration (International Business)

National Institute of Development Administration, Thailand

1999

Bachelor of Engineering (Industrial Engineering)

Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology, Thailand

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