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By bjelkeman, on December 26th, 2008
(Another) Follow up to Oahu, Hawaii, OTEC announcementIn a previous post I asked whether maybe publishing the list of IPP projects was a mistake? It wasn’t, says a source on Hawaii which didn’t want to be named. Interesting. I contacted Sea Solar Power, and I didn’t get an answer, but then I am not . . . → Read More: (Another) Follow up to Oahu, Hawaii, OTEC announcement
By bjelkeman, on December 26th, 2008
US Navy Diego Garcia OTEC will do SWAC as wellAccording to this short piece in the Federal Times, the Diego Garcia OTEC will be used to not only produce electricity and fresh water, as we have talked about earlier, but the cold water will also be used for sea water air conditioning (SWAC) as . . . → Read More: US Navy Diego Garcia OTEC will do SWAC as well
By bjelkeman, on December 26th, 2008
US Navy investigating OTEC for GuamThe US Navy is looking to “conduct a feasibility study for implementing an Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) facility on Guam. More information can be found in the procurement notice, and the synopsis.
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By bjelkeman, on December 4th, 2008
Follow up to Oahu, Hawaii, OTEC announcementI asked in a post the other day whether there was one or two OTEC plants under negotiation at Oahu, Hawaii. I asked a source in Hawaii about that and got the answer: Having a list of potential IPP projects is unusual – the utility doesn’t usually say . . . → Read More: Follow up to Oahu, Hawaii, OTEC announcement
By bjelkeman, on December 4th, 2008
To a Better PlaceDoug Carlsson points us to the announcement that Better Place, the electric car network company, has picked Hawaii to be one of its initial implementation markets. Some of the others are: Denmark, Ireland, the Bay Area in California and Israel. This is interesting to us for several reasons. Better place has . . . → Read More: To a Better Place
By bjelkeman, on December 2nd, 2008
Not one, but two OTEC plants in Hawaii? Thanks to Maria Tome, Hawaii State Energy Office for confirming that the Lookheed Martin OTEC will be built on Oahu, Hawaii. She pointed to this Energy Agreement which was signed by the State of Hawaii and the Hawaiian Electric Companies.
Looking a little deeper into . . . → Read More: Not one, but two OTEC plants in Hawaii?
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