Taiwan officially investigates OTEC
The Taiwan Journal published by the Taiwan government says in an article [cached] that in January the Council for Economic Planning and Development set up […]
Pacific Ocean
Sea Solar Power at APEC Energy Working Group?
David Levrat points us to the Twenty-Eighth Meeting of the APEC EWG, Port Douglas, Australia, 3-4 November, 2004 from the APEC Energy Working Group. The […]
NELHA based company to export breeding shrimp to Thailand
Kona Bay Marine Resources Inc., which uses NELHA‘s deepwater pipe facilities will start exporting white shrimp to Thailand. The Thai have problems with disease in […]
IOES's new web site
The Institute of Ocean Energy, Saga University, Japan (IOES) has performed a major overhaul of the English section of their web site. The site contains […]
NELHA is seeking its next CEO
The Pacific Business News (Honolulu) [cached] say that the former Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii (NELHA) CEO, Jeff Smith, recently resigned to operate a NELHA […]
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 […]
Current state of OTEC, overview by Xenesys
Xenesys has a nice web based presentation about the current state of OTEC in the world.
Pollution creates measurable acidification of the oceans
Ken Calderia, a climate specialist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California and his collegue Michael Wickett has created scenarios showing that with current rate […]
Submerged mariculture on Hawaii
West Hawaii today has an article about a local aquaculture company who wants to lease 81 acres of ocean for a deep sea fish farm […]