Gary Griggs, Our Ocean Backyard: Ocean Energy from Warm Water and... San Jose Mercury News, USA - 31 minutes ago One is Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion OTEC, a concept that has been around for more than a century but never successfully developed on a commercial scale...  permaLink:1231086000-9688

IRELANDS most advanced wave power company plans to raise up to 20 million next year towards the commercial development of a sea-driven turbine currently generating power off the west coast.  permaLink:1230597000-0938

A developer is proposing to build the first commercial-scale projects in New England waters to harness the power of the waves for electricity, but most of the energy they produce would actually come from attached wind turbines.  permaLink:1230528000-1094

Sunday Leader (registration) Silver for FCCISL Sunday Leader (registration), Sri Lanka - 36 minutes ago According to Dr. Arthur Clarke and many other scientists we have the second best site in the world off Trincomalee, for ocean thermal energy conversion," he...  permaLink:1230417000-9219

Environmental Leader US Navy Cuts Energy Consumption 12% Environmental Leader, CO - 10 hours ago So far, projects have centered around wind energy generation, solar photovoltaic systems, geothermal systems, and ocean thermal energy conversion - mostly...  permaLink:1230322000-9795

Political bickering may hold up plans to deploy and test new wave power technologies to the U.S...  permaLink:1230305000-7498

Navy slashes energy use through variety of projects Federal Times - 18 minutes ago Ocean thermal energy conversion. At sea, the Navy is testing a new process for producing electricity by harnessing the temperature difference in the warm...  permaLink:1230141000-9219

PENNINGTON, N.J., Dec. 23 -- A subsidiary of New Jersey-based Ocean Power Technologies announced it will develop wave power in Australia.  permaLink:1230038000-1680

Ocean Power Technologies (Australasia) Pty Ltd (OPTA), a subsidiary of Ocean Power Technologies, Inc. (OPT) announced that it has signed an agreement with Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd (Leighton) to develop wave power projects off the east and south coasts of Australia.  permaLink:1230012000-4688

Several columns ago, I started to write about energy from the ocean and it has become a far more involved topic than I originally envisioned, and also one that has generated considerable feedback.  permaLink:1229880000-2500

Eilandengroep Hawaii wil over op schone energie Technisch Weekblad, Netherlands - 21 minutes ago Hawa sloot vorige week een overeenkomst met Lockheed Martin om voor de kust een nieuwe 10 MW open-cycle Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion Plant (OTEC) te...  permaLink:1229728000-7734

Wales is well placed to take a lead in tidal power. It must if it is to meet ambitious targets for renewable energy generation, writes Tony Lodge  permaLink:1229685000-7383

PENNINGTON, N.J.----Ocean Power Technologies Pty Ltd , a subsidiary of Ocean Power Technologies, Inc. is pleased to announce that it has signed an agreement with Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd to develop wave power projects off the east and south coasts of Australia.  permaLink:1229670000-9404

Lockheed Martin Partners on Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion in Hawaii SustainableBusiness.com, NY - 36 minutes ago... Research Institute (ITRI) have formed a partnership to develop a 10-megawatt (MW) Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) pilot plant in Hawaii...  permaLink:1229613000-3359

A NEW study published by UK-based energy business analysts Douglas-Westwood, The World Wave & Tidal Market Report 2009-2013 forecasts that 86 MW of wave and tidal current stream capacity will be installed worldwide in the 2009 to 2013 period.  permaLink:1229592000-5391

Technology used in aviation and the oil industry is to form part of a 1 million plan to boost wave and tidal power in the UK.  permaLink:1229559000-3906

Harnessing ocean waves could generate as much as 200 megawatts of electricity/kilometer of coast line in various parts of the world, according to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.  permaLink:1229504000-3047

Jersey should invest in Tidal Power. A groups recommending the States spend half a million pounds investigating the issue. Its thought Alderney will start using water turbines next year.  permaLink:1229499000-0313

Tidal power could make a "real contribution" to Jersey's future energy needs, says States group.  permaLink:1229449000-4688