Danish researcher crack hydrogen storage?
Danish researchers at the Technical University of Denmark may have taken an important step towards hydrogen based transport systems. In a news article they say […]
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NELHA opens new deep ocean pipeline
NELHA has opened the new 55-inch pipeline which pumps water from 900 meters (3000 feet) reports Pacific Business News [cached]. According to the article, the […]
Philippines investigating OTEC
The Philippine Department of Energy, with the help of Japanese scientists, have identified 16 potential locations for OTEC power plants in the Philippines, according to […]
Saga University wins price for OTEC
According to Earthvision [cached] the Japan Association for the 2005 World Exposition has selected Saga University’s OTEC efforts as one of the 100 price winners […]
NELHA's best selling products, from fossil fuel
MSNBC has an article about NELHA [cached], Hawaii, and the problems NELHA tenants face with increasing energy prices and lower subsidies for the science and […]
Mist Lift OTEC papers
I am very happy to say that we now have a new document scanner at the OTECnews offices. This will allow us to put up […]
Improved Search at OTECnews
We have now substantially improved the search function for OTECnews, You should now find that the search actually deliver results fresher than from 3 years […]
Seawater Greenhouse Oman pictures
On the GreenOcean site we have some great photographs from the Seawater Greenhouse in Oman, which among other things show detail of the construction of […]
OCEES International and Diego Garcia OTEC
In the recent article in Wired about OTEC, OCEES International is mentioned to not only have secured funding from “Pentagon” to build an OTEC at […]
Report from Energy Ocean 2005
The Energy Ocean 2005 conference was held in April in Washington D.C., and Richard Meyer, the president at the Ocean Energy Council has written a […]