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The NAVFAC Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) Project



16 April 2009

Introduction. The NAVFAC Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) Project is a multi-phased project structured to support commercialization and future acquisition of energy from OTEC systems at Diego Garcia and other Navy locations.
As part of this effort, the Navy intends to conduct a one-day Industry Forum and request input relative to level of interest in development, technology risk mitigation and commercialization for OTEC Technology.

Project overall objective. The overall objective of the NAVFAC OTEC Project is to facilitate the commercialization of the technology so as to be able to obtain electric and potable water utilities from a mature OTEC system at a long-term cost effective rate. Chilled water for seawater air conditioning may also be an option if cost effective.

Project Goal. The NAVFAC OTEC Project near-term goal is to reduce overall OTEC system developmental risks and shorten the path to full commercialization.


April 12, 2008
SEA SOLAR POWER INTERNATIONAL, LLC
Owned by the Abell Foundation
Robert J. Nicholson III
President
111 S. Calvert Street, Suite 2300
Baltimore, Maryland 21202
Tele: 410-547-1300
Email: [e-mail]

SEA SOLAR POWER INT., LLC, TEAM
Sea Solar Power International, LLC: OTEC cycle designed by J. Hilbert Anderson

Abell Foundation: equity funding

AON Risk Insurance: guarantee performance of each SSP-OTEC plant

Burns & Roe Enterprises, Inc: mechanical engineers – design OTEC cycle

Whiting-Turner Contracting Company: construction of complete OTEC plant

Mele Associates, Inc: environmental permits

Loria Emerging Energy Consulting: OTEC expert

Dr. Pierce Linaweaver: OTEC expert

Alion Science & Technology: marine architects – design marine platforms

Healy Tibbitts Builders, Inc., Division of Weeks Marine, Inc: install cold water pipe


PROPOSAL
SSPI is prepared and eager to install OTEC plants throughout the equatorial zone

SSPI has the most advanced OTEC design, the team in place to deliver and the financing from private investors to begin now

SSPI is seeking sincere clients to enter into signing contracts for both power and water

This includes both the land based OTEC for small islands and the large floating OTEC plantships for continental applications

ACTION
Identify decision makers – coordinate with their technical advisors

Select ideal site

Negotiate power and water contracts

Secure operating permits

Install OTEC plant – 3 years

Additional plants as desired