UFRJ’s Laboratory of Ocean and Currents has announced a partnership with Shell’s Marine Renewable Energy Program to focus on the feasibility of OTEC along the […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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