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File Energy from the ocean (PDF 2.5 Mb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2008-05-02 10:43:17
Techniques of ocean thermal energy conversion are summarized, along with the development status of the required power system and ocean system components. The worldwide ocean thermal resource is assessed as a function of geography and time. Environmental impacts and siting considerations are treated. Diverse commercial market applications of OTEC are summarized, based upon the two key options for OTEC of providing electricity by submarine cable and of manufacturing energy-intensive products for shipment to dispersed markets. By-products of OTEC such as fresh water and nutrients for mariculture are discussed. 1982, Robert Cohen (33 pages).
File Seawater Greenhouse brochure (PDF 744 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-08-30 22:14:25
This brochure essentially contains the same material as the Seawater Greenhouse web site, but in an easy to print out A4 format (10 pages).
File The OTEC Liaison, Volume 2 Number 6, June 1978 (PDF 584 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-06-14 12:42:38
Contents: US Department of Energy's Thorn reorganizes four technical program offices (6 pages).
File The OTEC Liaison, Volume 2 Number 5, May 1978 (PDF 970 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-06-14 12:39:38
Contents: 3 major government reports encouraging to OTEC, Ocean thermal energy map, OTEC patent issued, Mickey Mouse in the cold-water pipe?, Satellite to monitor oceans, OTEC data users's workshop held, heat-exchanger tests: good news of OTEC, ODECO bids for OTEC-1, newsbriefs (8 pages).
File The OTEC Liaison, Volume 2 Number 3, March 1978 (PDF 407 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-06-14 12:34:18
Offshore oil industry enters OTEC field, LBL Researchers study OTEC environmental aspect, Bell aerospace textron studies cold-water pipe (4 pages).
File The OTEC Liaison, Volume 2 Number 4, April 1978 (PDF 674 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-06-14 12:33:25
Content: Offshore Technology conference draws record crowds, New "mini-OTEC" demonstration plant planned for Hawaii, TRW receives OTEC contract, US facilities to produce large-diameter pipe expanded, US government procurement invitations and contract awards (6 pages).
File OCEES to build Hawaii OTEC, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 3 June 2006 (PDF 304 k) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-06-04 16:30:29
Ocean Engineering & Energy Systems (OCEES) announced on Friday 2 June that they will build a 1 MW OTEC power plant at the National Energy Laboratory Hawaii (NELHA). They also announced that they will build a 13 MW plant for the U.S. military forces at an undisclosed location.
File The OTEC Liaison, Volume 2 Number 2, February 1978 (PDF 433 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-05-25 17:58:08
Content: Conference and congress propel OTEC ahead, Two views on pilot-plant size, Soviet-American project seeks ocean-current data (6 pages).
File The OTEC Liaison, Volume 1 Number 6, January 1978 (PDF 968 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-05-24 22:17:10
Contents: Japan achieves advanced OTEC development, Alternative OTEC conference in Hawaii, Report on OTEC's development in Europe, Five MW OTEC pilot plant option being reconsidered by DOE, NOAA scientists develop current-sensing radar (12 pages).
File The OTEC Liaison, Volume 1 Number 5, December 1977 (PDF 295 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-05-21 23:40:03
Content: Mapping ocean energy by satellite, University of Miami completes Virgin Island testing, "2001" author Clarke lauds OTEC's energy potential (4 pages).
File The OTEC Liaison, Volume 1 Number 4, November 1977 (PDF 872 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-05-21 22:45:14
Contents: OTEC heat exchanger development test program begins (8 pages).
File The OTEC Liaison, Volume 1 Number 3, October 1977 (PDF 630 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-05-21 22:09:41
Content: High attendance marks Seattle biofouling symposium (6 pages).
News Item The OTEC Liaison newsletter online by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-05-21 21:56:02
The OTEC Liaison newsletters are now available in the OTEC Library.
Folder The OTEC Liaison by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-05-21 21:40:36
The newsletter "The OTEC Liaison" was published from 1977 to 1983. Although old, these contain a lot of useful OTEC information. Richard Meyer of The Ocean Energy Council kindly donated a set of issues for us to add to the library. We are still scanning these, so not all issues are available online yet.
File The OTEC Liaison, Volume 1 Number 2, September 1977 (PDF 436 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-05-21 21:07:49
Content: Department of Energy begins October 1, Hawaii leads nation in alternative energy, APL's ocean grazing plant concept gets congressional support, St. Croix biofouling and corrosion tests, First pilot-scale designs underway, Questionnaire results, Proceedings of March conference (6 pages).
File Sea Solar Power OTEC to be built in Gran Cayman, CaymanianCompass, 27 April 2006 (PDF 236 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-05-10 20:35:47
Caribbean Utilities Company together with Sea Solar Power is going to build an OTEC prototype plant (3 pages).
News Item Problems downloading documents? by bjelkeman, last updated: 2006-03-14 22:02:19
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File OTEC sites (PDF 290 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2005-08-16 08:59:50
OTECs can be sited anywhere across about 60 million square kilometers (23 million square miles) of tropical oceans-anywhere there is deep (and, therefore, cold) water lying under warm surface water. This document lists 99 potential shorebased OTEC sites with a brief discussion about each. November 1997 by Richard Crews (18 pages).
File Design of a 5 MWe OTEC pre-commercial plant (PDF 1.2 Mb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2005-08-08 13:39:50
The technical and economic evaluation of Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) plants indicates that their commercial future lies in floating plants of approximately 100 MWe capacity for industrialized nations and smaller plants for the small island developing states (SIDS). Commercial development is impaired by the lack of operational data. 1994(?) by Luis A. Vega and Gérard C. Nihous (15 pages).
File Conceptual design of an open-cycle OTEC plant for the production of electricity and fresh water in a pacific island (PDF 546 kb) by bjelkeman, last updated: 2005-08-08 13:30:42
A plant, based on the Open-Cycle Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) concept, was designed to supply electricity and fresh water to a Pacific Island community. In order to boost fresh water production, a second-stage flashing unit, driven by the residual thermal gradient of the OTEC seawater effluents, was incorporated. November 1989 by G.C. Nihous, M.A.Syed and L.A.Vega (10 pages).
 
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