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Re: We aren’t dead yet

Ben Clayton — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 02:56:43 -0000

Dr Uehara,

I am writing from Australia in regards to OTEC systems for Power generation for industrial and Oil and Gas industries. Could you please reply with a contact where I can discuss this further. Best Regards
Ben Clayton
SIERRA HYDROGRAPHICS
PERTH WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Re: OTEC International LLC Chosen for Hawai’i OTEC Demonstration

drsamuelsami — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 17:57:14 -0000

OTEC at TransPacific Energy;
TransPacific Energy Inc. with its strategic partner Isotherm Inc uses specially formulated refrigerant mixtures and advanced heat transfer techniques to maximize heat recovery from ocean waters and produce power at significantly higher OTEC efficiencies. Please visit our web site; www.transpacenergy.com and learn more about our advanced clean heat recovery technologies.

Re: OTEC International LLC Chosen for Hawai’i OTEC Demonstration

nagan s — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 15:06:37 -0000

OTECPOWER is relaible and cost effective marine renewable energy. Our estimated cost is 2.5 million per mega Watt output. A 14 MW OTEC Engine that could survive extreme whether in the deepwater of Hawaii and other parts of the world. OTECPOWER is planing a 14 MW engine in the West Coast of India Deepwater in the southern part. The total estimated cost is $50.0 million. The total estimated life of the power supply is 25 years. OTECPOWER is a game changer and is the only marine renewable energy technology profitable for business. Clena water clean energy are the demand of the next generation and in which OTECPOWER offers the value contribution to the energy world. OUr goal is to reduce the oil and gas dependency of the world by 25% with the OTECPOWER. OTECPOWER is a privately owned company and is registered in the state of Texas.

Re: We aren’t dead yet

Dr. Haruo Uehara, Japan — Tue, 29 Mar 2011 23:16:36 -0000

Hello Mr. Bjelkeman,

Great to hear the good News. We have kept working with Xenesys Inc here in Japan and looking forward to more OTEC developments.

Best Regards,
Dr. Uehara