Do you have a need for spatial efficiency, and commercial viability, as well as sustainability?
Our recent turbo-pump and hose innovation means that cold-water delivery is now lower cost and feasible at many more sites.
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Ocean thermal energy conversion, (OTEC), uses the well-known organic Rankine cycle to generate constant electricity.
Warm and cold seawater are used to generate a useful renewable cycle.
OTEC is 1000 times more space-efficient than solar PV and 5 times more productive per day.
Traditional OTEC has problems associated with the cost of cold-water delivery, and site availability.
The recent innovations in cold-water delivery mean that the misery of ultra-expensive plants and limited site availability can now be a thing of the past.
OTEC uses warm and cold seawater, but can use additional heat too.
Any available heat source can boost the power of OTEC tremendously.
Sites outside the tropics can become viable.
OTEC and ORC systems in general can now work inside or outside of the tropics with extremely high fuel efficiency.
Use of seawater first can mean the best possible ratio of net power to Kw of additional heat used.
Would you like 90% savings on electricity when compared with normal Air conditioning?
Would it interest you to know that cold water can be used to cool air, replacing traditional AC?
We can connect your existing AC system to the new source of cool air or add ducting to wherever you want cooling.
If you have a moment then can we help you find out if you are eligible, and if so, then how much we can help you can save?
Deep-ocean-water can convert Co2 and provide 24-7 clean power!
The new approach to cold water delivery can mean that offsetting Co2 with deep-sea-water is now a viable business in its own right.
We are looking for early adopters with sites that are close to the cold-water source.
There are loads of ways that use of the technology can be incentivised.
There can be no better time to take it on.
If you are at all interested to make use of the technology now, then can you please get in touch?
