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 […]
OTEC
Desalination OTEC pilot plant in Chennai?
The Indian government refers to what appears to be an OTEC powered desalination plant in a year end review press release [cached]. Specifically it says: […]
Deep ocean water – A natural resource
Whilst travling for information I found a nice article in the July 2004 OSTI newsletter (Volume 2, Issue 5) [cached] (Ocean Science and Technology for […]
SSP proposes OTEC to Barbados
Sea Solar Power has told the The Barbados Advocate that they will be approaching the Barbados government with a proposal to build one or more […]
OTEC news round-up
Yahoo Financial News carries a press release from Research and Markets about “Ocean Energy: potential to become mainstream energy source” [cached], which includes a section […]
OTEC returns to the world's energy agenda?
According to energy analyst Andrew McKillop, OTEC may be returning to the world’s energy agenda. He writes briefly about this in an interesting article about […]
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 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 […]
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 […]