Alternative Energy Sources Session Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion: Technology Development

Richards, William E.; Vadus, Joseph R.

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Alternative Energy Sources Session Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion: Technology Development

1980
By Richards, William E. ; Vadus, Joseph R.
Series: NOAA technical report OOE 9

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Richards, William E. ; Vadus, Joseph R.
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Office of Ocean Engineering ; National Space Technology Laboratories (U.S.) ; Sperry Support Services
Conference Authors:

Oceanology International ’80 Conference Brighton, England March 7, 1980
NOAA Program & Office:

OOE (Office of Ocean Engineering)
Description:

The United States is developing four ocean- energy technologies with significant promise: ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC), wave power, ocean currents, and salinity gradients. The major funding emphasis has been in OTEC. This paper summarizes the technical developments, the accomplishments and major findings, the remaining problems, and the proposed plans for the future.
Keywords:

Heat Storage Ocean Currents Ocean Wave Power Renewable Energy Sources Salinization Heat Storage Ocean Currents Ocean Wave Power Renewable Energy Sources
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NOAA technical report OOE 9
Document Type:

Technical Report
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