GEC Co.Ltd. The specialists in OTEC

News: May, 2012
Prof. Haruo Uehara President of Global Energy Consultant (GEC) Co. Ltd. of Japan (Posted by UNDP Barbados Channel)
(Prof. Haruo Uehara making a presentation during the Small Island Developing States Sustainable Energy For All Conference in Barbados May 14-16.)

News: May, 2012
Peter O'Connell Engineer at GEC Co. Ltd. on DTEC and STEC (Posted by UNDP Barbados Channel)
(Peter O'Connell, Engineer at GEC Co. Ltd, making a presentation during the Small Island Developing States Sustainable Energy For All Conference in Barbados May 14-16. on DTEC: Discharged Thermal Energy Conversion and STEC: Spring Thermal Energy Conversion)

News: May, 2012
Peter O'Connell Engineer at GEC Co. Ltd. on Super Activated Carbon (Posted by UNDP Barbados Channel)
(Peter O'Connell, Engineer at GEC Co. Ltd, making a presentation during the Small Island Developing States Sustainable Energy For All Conference in Barbados May 14-16. on Super Activated Carbon)

“It may be called visionary; yet at a time when the drain on the fuel resources of the world is increasing every year and power users are turning to all natural sources of energy - water, tidal and even wind power - for partial relief, it is interesting to discover an entirely new source, practically inexhaustible, if exploited with judgment, since it is solar energy.”

Excerpt from "Steam Power from the Ocean in the Tropics" by R.H. Andrews, March 1^st 1927.

With near ZERO carbon emissions, Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) is a renewable energy power plant which can support base load power. OTEC converts thermal energy to electricity utilizing the temperature difference between warm surface seawater (20℃-30℃) and cold deep seawater (4℃-6℃). Alongside electricity generation, technologies which can be easily incorporated include water production, aquaculture systems, lithium recovery, hydrogen production, and others. The GEC fully integrated system illustrated below, I-OTECS, is an environmentally friendly technology to solve the problems of energy, water and food production in our world today.