OTEC ships and international law
The International Energy Law & Taxation Review has an interesting paper about OTEC plant ships and international maritime law, I.E.L.T.R. 2006, 11/12, 259-268. The paper […]
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Xenesys web site updated
Xenesys has performed a major updated to their web site and they now have substantially more information available than previously (at least in the English […]
Reverse Osmosis versus OTEC
Dominic Michaelis the co-designer of the Energy Island OTEC platform concept, together with Jerome Tomasi have written a paper which compares the costs of using […]
Fish farming good for fish in the ocean?
As a reaction on the news that we may have depleted the world-wide fish stocks in 40 years the NELHA based Kona Blue fish farming […]
More about the OCEES OTEC
News-Leader has a good article about the OCEES OTEC [cached] at NELHA and the US Navy plant at Diego Garcia. From the article: “Ron Baird, […]
The Guardian writes about the Seawater Greenhouse
The UK newspaper the Guardian has an article about Giant wind turbines based on a seed, and desalination plant that mimics a beetle which mentions […]
300,000 bottles of deep seawater per day
Hawaii Business Magazine has an article about Koyo USA Corp. and their desalinated seawater bottling facility. The facility uses deep seawater from NELHA and in […]
Cayman Islands government delegation meet Sea Solar Power
A government delegation from the Cayman Islands recently travelled to Baltimore, WA, USA, to meet Sea Solar Power according to an article on Cayman Net […]
OCEES and the NELHA OTEC
The picture below left shows the signing of the Letter of Intent with regards to building an OTEC at NELHA, Hawaii. It shows Mr. Ron […]
McKillop on what should replace the Kyoto treaty
Andrew McKillop, a person not known for mincing his words, writes about why he thinks the Kyoto treaty market-only mechanisms will fail to reach the […]