Xenesys talks to UNCSD
According to Xenesys, on the 27 April this year in New York, the UN Commission on Sustainable Development and interested parties decided to set up […]
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Xenesys announces DTEC
Xenesys has developed a Discharged Thermal Energy Conversion system which they say can generate electric power and/or produce desalinated water, from waste heat in various […]
Energy Ocean 2004
Dave Kuhl reminds us that, although it is probably too late if you weren’t planning to go already, Energy Ocean 2004 conference is on for […]
Moving premises
The OTECnews office is currently being moved to a new location. We expect to be done with the move in May and will then increase […]
US DOE releases 20 year strategic plan
The United States Department Of Energy has released a new 20 year ‘plan of action’ blueprint for scientific research in a number of energy related […]
Fuel cell buses – for real!
Clean Urban Transport for Europe (CUTE) is a European Union project to test three fuel cell buses each in nine cities in Europe. The project […]
Xenesys goes to Bahrain
Xenesys goes to the “Water Middle East: International Exhibition and Conference for Water Technology” in Bahrain and presents their OTEC and desalination system.
Is your salmon farmed or wild?
With a significant price difference between wild and farmed salmon and the new EU regulation on fish labelling, which requires that fish be labelled as […]
No more Arctic Ice
The Independent and The Washington Times report that the arctic seawater ice is rapidly disappearing. In some areas the ice cover has thinned as much […]
The end of the oil age?
The Economist has an opinion piece about The end of the oil age. The soundbite is ‘ “The Stone Age did not end for lack […]