Palau Government want to do OTEC study
According to the Micronesian Newspaper Marinas Variety the Government of Palau has submitted a proposal to the US Trade and Development Agency to secure funding […]
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NELHA Green Energy Zone web cast, 13 Feb. 2008
NELHA will hold a webcast about the Natural Energy Laboratory Hawaii Authority (NELHA) experiments in ocean thermal energy, aquaculture, and renewable energy development on the […]
New York Times on renewable energy in Hawaii
A short opinion piece in the New York Times about the be or not to be of renewable energy in the blessed islands of Hawaii. […]
Can Hawaii get out of the carbon rut?
Lawrence Downes writes a short opinion piece in the New York Times about the be or not to be of renewable energy in the blessed […]
OTEC well received at Philippines Energy Summit
The Philippine Daily Inquirer reports that OTEC was well received by the Philippine President, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, at the Philippine Energy Summit, which is being held […]
NELHA pipeline under threat
According to West Hawaii Today, the NELHA deep sea water pipeline has partially come loose from its moorings and could break, causing substantial repair costs, […]
Hybrid ocean thermal energy conversion–Offshore solar pond
Paul Straatman and Wilfried van Sark, has written an interesting new article (abstract) in Solar Energy about a new type of hybrid ocean thermal energy […]
Biofuel from algae
One of the potential side benefits of OTEC power plants, which is often talked about, is the possibility of growing algae in the nutrient rich […]
Energy Island in UK news
Energy Island, the brain child of Dominic Michaelis and his colleagues, was covered quite nicely both in The Guardian and The Telegraph last week. Dominic […]
India OTEC trial starts
According to The Hindu and The Times of India, OTEC power generation trials have started, presumably on the Sagar Shakti research vessel, which is a […]