January 30, 2004; Stuart, Florida - Energy Ocean 2004 is the first international renewable ocean energy conference and exposition to be held in the United States. Held in Palm Beach, FL June 28 - 29, the conference will focus on the activities offshore to develop sustainable energy sources for the future of our civilization.
Speakers will present Offshore Wind Power Programs, OTEC, Wave and Current Energy Generation and other forms of Renewable Ocean Energy. Early abstracts include:
The Natural Energy labor atory of Hawaii Authority's ( NELHA) OTEC projects and its newest NELHA HA Gateway program as well as other programs centered around its deep (cold) water facility. Regulation of Ocean Energy Systems and Regulatory Barrier s from a respected Washingtom DC attorney.
National Renewable Energy Laboratoy's (NREL) new offshore wind program. An overview of US coastal resources, promising deep water wind technology, and predicted long - term cost of energy COE) trends.
MW underwater turbiness that will be installed in the Gulf Stream off South Florida at a depth of 200 feet in 5 knots of current and capable of producing constant electrical power to the grid and of producing Hydrogen for power generation. Economic forecasts for Renewable Ocean Energy Technologies by two of the foremost experts in the US and UK.
Technology from around the world will be demonstrated at the conference sight, including a working 100 kW underwater turbine prototype working offshore to produce power used in an exhibit booth.
The world-renowned Breakers Hotel, situated directly on a pristine Atlantic Ocean beach, is the conference location. Close to the Atlantic Gulf Stream, near the US Navy’s facilities and South Florida University, it is accessable through four international airports. A golf tournament, held at the Breakers championship - quality 18 - hole golf course, will be take place June 27, prior to the start of the conference
The conference is organized by Technology Systems Corp., and sponsers that include The United Kingdoms Renewable Power Association (RPA), The Natural Energy Laboraatory Hawaii Authority, Ocean News & Technology , and Green Power Magazine To register , or for more conference information ,
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