Palau's government supports OTEC study
Marianas Variety reports that the island nation of Palau’s government has passed a resolution to perform a feasibility study for OTEC for the island. A […]
Pacific Ocean
Auditors descend on NELHA
According to an article in West Hawaii Today the state auditors will resolve whether NELHA is overcharging for its deep water to the mariculture tenants […]
Hawaii Energy Options – new blog
Doug Carlson writes a new blog on the energy situation in Hawaii. This could be interesting, as Hawaii has some of the best reasons in […]
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, […]
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 […]
Xenesys inaugerates OTEC R&D centre
The new Xenesys OTEC R&D Center and the Xenesys Imari Plant was inaugurated on the 9 November 2007. There are some pictures from the plant […]
Bora Bora deep water airconditioning
Charlie Paton tells us that at YouTube we can see a short video about the implementation of a sea water air conditionning system (SWAC) at […]