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 […]
Pacific Ocean
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 […]
OTEC and American Samoa
American Samoa’s Power Authority (ASPA) is investigating windpower and OTEC [cached] to replace 13 million gallons of diesel fuel per year, according to Radio New […]
More about the OTEC and deepwater success at NELHA
A reader in Hawaii tells us about an article in West Hawaii Today [cached] which describes the OCEES OTEC which will be built at NELHA. […]
OCEES to build OTEC on Hawaii and also for the US military
According to the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Ocean Engineering & Energy Systems (OCEES) announced on Friday 2 June that they will build a 1 MW OTEC power […]
OTEC under consideration
Amidst powercuts worthy of a developing country, Honolulu Advertiser reports that Hawaiian Electric Co. (HECO) is considering OTEC as part of the renewable energy mix […]
Distilled water at NELHA, guaranteed Hawaiian
Several companies are betting that distilled water from NELHA is going to become big business. Pacific Business News reports that NELHA now has a service […]
OTEC powerplant for Okinotorishima island gets closer
According to The Yomiuri Shimbun, the island of Okinotorishima will be subject to a joint reserach project by the National Fisheries University, an independent administrative […]
OTEC workshop in Townsville, Australia
Guy Lane of SEA O2, Townsville, Australia tells us that they held a successful workshop about the potential of OTEC for Townsville. “Townsville-based oceanographer and […]
Prof. Nathan Lewis, Caltech, on global energy supply
Understanding the challenge of moving away from fossil fuels on a global scale can be hard to grasp. Professor Nathan Lewis, at the California Institute […]