Organization Information The main purpose of this Center is as much to promote investment in the commercialization of the ocean thermal energy conversion technology, as to undertake its further development,… Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Ocean Thermal Energy Center
Organization Information Naval Energies is a leader in the field of marine renewable energy. All over the world, we contribute to the development of alternative, renewable and environmentally-friendly energy, originating… Naval Energies
Status: In Production Many of the project’s major components have been procured and tested at-sea. Awaiting seawater intake and transport/installation to onshore site. Project Overview In response to a request… MW-Scale OTEC for Kiribati
Organization Information The laboratory located at lmari bay area, some 50km to the north from our administrative office in Saga City, functions as our study center of fundamental and practical… Institute of Ocean Energy Saga
Status: In Development The Kumejima Model is a project developed in Japan based on a Feasibility Study and further studies. Project Overview With the largest water intake in Japan, the… Kumejima Model Project
Organization Information On January 1, 2014, KRISO was launched as an affiliate of Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology. As a leader in technology development in ship and ocean… Korea Research Institute of Ships and Ocean Engineering
Company Information Makai Ocean Engineering, Inc. is an innovative ocean technology and engineering firm based in Hawaii, providing engineering products and services worldwide since 1973. Makai’s core technical areas include… Makai Ocean Engineering
Company Information Xenesys Inc. has focused on researching and developing ocean energy in order to realize and commercialize Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion and its huge potential. Their capabilities include the designing… Xenesys Inc.
The Okinawa OTEC Demonstration Facility is operational and was commissioned by Okinawa Prefecture to demonstrate OTEC and test equipment and simulations.
The Makai Ocean Research Center is able to produce grid-connected power located in Kona on the Island of Hawaii