[Press Release] Global OTEC Signs Agreement towards PPA for OTEC in SIDS
On the sidelines of the 2022 UN Oceans Conference in Lisbon, Portugal, Global OTEC signed a Memorandum of Understanding towards developing a PPA for development […]
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Danish researcher crack hydrogen storage?
Danish researchers at the Technical University of Denmark may have taken an important step towards hydrogen based transport systems. In a news article they say […]
District Cooling gains momentum in Europe
There is a steadily growing demand for air conditioning or comfort cooling in all of Europe, mainly in commercial and institutional buildings. Most cooling is […]
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 […]
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 […]
Over optimism on North Atlantic cod stock recovery
Jake Rice, of the Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans, warns that collapsed cod stocks do not recover as quickly as previously thought. There seem […]
Heatwave, an indication of what to come
New Scientist has an article about how the recent European “Heatwave’s warning for the future of farming“. Specifically they quote research by Jørgen Olesen fo […]
Aquaculture going mainstream
The Economist has a pretty measured article about aquaculture, its drawbacks and benefits. It is even a front page story this time. In China aquaculture […]
Worlds first publicly available hydrogen station
Last month Shell open up the worlds first hydrogen station where anyone who has a hydrogen powered vehicle can come and fill up. The Reykjavik […]
North Sea catch quotas down again, but is it enough?
The Guardian has several articles on the new North Sea quotas set by the EU fisheries commission. The scientist say that species such as cod […]