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Ocean Energy Technologies and Components Worldwide
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SBI
Date
2009-06
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147 pages
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Report
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PDF Single User : $3,995
Chapter 1: Executive Summary
Introduction
Scope of Study: All Ocean Energy Technologies and Products
Sources
Research Methodology
Study Focus Primarily Tidal, Wave, and Thermal
Tidal Energy Generators
Underwater Turbines
Hydrokinetic Power Generation
Wave Power Generators
Point Absorbers
Attenuators
Terminator Devices
Overtopping devices
Ocean Thermal Energy
Closed Cycle OTEC
Open Cycle OTEC
Desalination
Refrigeration fluid
The Ocean Energy Technology Market
Figure 1-1: Total Global OET Projects in Development, 2000-2008
Ocean Energy Investments
Figure 1-2: Global Investments in Ocean Energy, 2004-2008 (in million $)
Growth in World Wave-Energy Market
Figure 1-3: World Wave Energy Projects and Values, 1998-2009
Ocean Energy Production in the Years Ahead
Figure 1-4: Projected Growth in Ocean Energy Generated, 2009-2013
U.S. Tidal Energy Market
Pending US Tidal Projects 2008
U.S. Wave Energy Market
Only One Company Takes Advantage of FERC Decision
U. S. Annual Ocean Thermal Energy Projects
Positive Factors in Future Growth
External Factors Favoring Growth
Internal Factors Favoring Growth
Environmental Impact Concerns
Legal/Regulatory Issues
FERC and MMS Reach New Agreement on Outer Continental Shelf
Potential Growth in U.S. Ocean Energy Power Output
Figure 1-5: Potential Growth in U.S. Ocean Energy Generated, 2009-2013
Ocean Energy Technology Competitors
Types and Sizes Companies
Most Development Driven by Local Marine Conditions
Competitors by Product Category/Segment
Competitors: Attenuator Energy Competitors
Table 1-1: Selected List of U.S./Global Attenuator Competitors
Competitors: Horizontal Axis Turbines
Table 1-2: Selected List of U.S./Global Tidal (Wave) Energy Market Competitors
Competitors: Overtopping Devices
Table 1-3: Selected List of Overtopping Device Companies
Ocean Energy Technology Market Trends
Foreign Dominance of Research and Development
Scotland, Ireland and the UK
Table 1-4: UK Renewable Obligation Time Table (percent)
Australia
Portugal
Horizontal and Vertical Integration
Stock Market Trends
Table 1-5: OET Companies Trading on Public Stock Markets: By Exchange and Stock Symbol
Ocean Energy Trends in the United States
Figure 1-6: U.S. Energy Consumption, 2007 (percent)
Financing Trends
Emerging Financing Models
Federal Government Trends
State Trends
California
Florida
State Rebate Programs
Table 1-6: Coastal State Renewable Portfolio Standards (percent)
Distribution Structure
Geographic Limitations
Where is the power in the waves?
Where is the Power in the Tides?
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion Still Catching On
Socioeconomic Considerations
Growth through Established Renewable Energy Market
Chapter 2: Ocean Energy Technology Systems/Products Introduction: Market Parameters Scope of Study: All Ocean Energy Technology Systems
Not Included: Other Renewable Energy (RE) Sources
Not Included (With Qualifications): Nonrenewable Energy (NRE) Sources
Note on Abbreviations
Tide Energy Systems
Overview
Hydrokinetic Power Generation
Potential Energy (gravity-based)
Estuary Systems
Barrage components
Turbines
Impact on Local Ecosystems
Wave (Marine) Current Systems
Overview
Point Absorbers
Attenuators
Terminator Devices
Overtopping Devices
Pneumatic Power
Mechanical Power
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) or Ocean Thermal Energy (OTC)
Closed Cycle OTEC
Open Cycle OTEC
Hybrid Cycle OTEC
Benefits of OTEC
Floating Structure
Pipes
Desalination and Potable Water
Refrigeration Fluid
Electric Cable to Shore
Boiler
Condenser
Hydrogen Production
Environmental Impact
Benefits to Island Nations and Communities
Salinity Gradient
Overview
Fresh Water/Seawater Mix
Osmotic Power Potential
Pressure-retarded Osmosis
Prototypes in Place
Chapter 3: The Ocean Energy Technology Market
U.S. Ocean Energy Technology Market in a Global Context
Overview
Ocean Energy Investments
Figure 3-1: Global Investments in Ocean Energy, 2004-2008 (in million $)
Growth in World Wave-Energy Market
Figure 3-2: World Wave Energy Projects and Values, 1998-2009
Growth in World Tidal/Current-Energy Market
Figure 3-3: World Tidal Energy Projects and Values, 2001-2009
World Ocean Energy Technology Projects
Figure 3-4: Total Global OET Projects in Development, 2000-2008
Costs of Setting up an Ocean Energy Power Converter
Leading Global Wave Energy Companies
Table 3-1: World Wave Energy Companies with Full-Scale Prototypes
World Leaders in Tidal Energy Development
Table 3-2: World Tidal Energy Companies with Full-Scale Prototypes
Ocean Energy Production in the Years Ahead
Figure 3-5: Projected Growth in Ocean Energy Generated, 2009-2013
Projected Growth World Growth in Ocean Energy Projects
Figure 3-6: Global Ocean Energy Technology Projects Nearing Final Stages of Development, 2009
Potential Market Value from 2009-2013
UK Ocean Energy Technology Companies to Watch
Table 3-3: U.K. Companies with OET Projects in Early Development
The U.S. Ocean Energy Technology Market
Overview
FERC and MMS Reach New Agreement on Outer Continental Shelf
Commercially Available Ocean Energy Technology
Hydropower - Industry Activities
U.S. Tidal Energy Market
Table 3-4: Issued and Valid Hydrokinetic Projects Preliminary Permits 2007
Geographic Locations
Pending US Tidal Projects 2008
Table 3-5: Pending Hydrokinetic Tidal Current Projects Preliminary Permits
Power Capacity of Full-Scale Tidal Current Prototypes
Table 3-6: Power Capacity of Full-Scale Tidal Current Prototypes
Potential Growth in U.S. Ocean Energy Power Output
Figure 3-7: Potential Growth in U.S. Ocean Energy Generated, 2009-2013
Estimated Price per Watt/Installed/Projected
U.S. Wave Energy Market
Table 3-7: Geographic Locations and Potential Wave Energy Output
Table 3-8: Issued and Valid Hydrokinetic Wave Projects Preliminary Permits, 2008
Only One Company Takes Advantage of FERC Decision
Table 3-9: Pending Hydrokinetic Wave Energy Projects Preliminary Permits
Full-Scale Wave Energy Prototypes
Table 3-10: Power Capacity of Full-Scale Tidal Current Prototypes
Price per Watt/Installed/Projected
U. S. Annual Ocean Thermal Energy Projects
Figure 3-8: Potential Markets for Ocean Thermal Energy Projects
U.S. Ocean Thermal Energy Projects
U.S. Salinity Gradient Projects
Still too new for the United States
OET State Support
U.S. Ocean Energy Technology Market: Sales and Growth
Figure 3-9: US Wave Energy Potential
U.S. Wave-Energy Market Growth from 2001-2008
Figure 3-10: Number of U.S. Wave Energy Projects, 1998-2008
U.S. Tidal-Energy Market Growth 2001-2008
Figure 3-11: Number of U.S. Tidal Energy Projects, 1997-2008
Factors in Future Growth
Positive Factors in Growth
Overview
The Obama Recovery Plan
External Factors Favoring Growth
Table 3-11: Coastal States with RPS Requirements
The Economy: Supplies
Ecology: Climate Change
Private Sector Investment
Public Sector Support
Internal Factors Favoring Growth
Environmental Impact Concerns
Legal/Regulatory Issues
Utility Obstacles (Integration into Existing Grids)
Geographic Obstacles
Recession
Impact on commercial and recreation fishing sites
Marine transit routes
Surfing and coastal recreation
Chapter 4: The Competitors Overview
Competitive Context
At What Cost?
Public/Private Interaction
Young Formation
External Market Factors Integral to Market Structure
Ocean Energy Trade Associations
European Ocean Energy Association (EU-OEA)
International Energy Agency - Implementing Agreement on Ocean Energy Systems (IEA-OES)
Table 4-1: List of 2008 IEA-OES Members
Ocean Renewable Energy Coalition (OREC)
Table 4-2: List of 2008 Ocean Renewable Energy Coalition Members
Table 4-3: OREC Strategic Partners
Ocean Energy Technology Competitors
Types and Sizes
Most Development is Driven by Local Marine Conditions
Competitors by Product Category/Segment
Competitors: Attenuator Energy Competitors
Table 4-4: Selected List of U.S./Global Attenuator Competitors
Competitors: Horizontal Axis Turbines
Table 4-5: Selected List of U.S./Global Tidal (Wave) Energy Market Competitors
Competitors: Oscillating Hydrofoil
Table 4-6: Selected List of Oscillating Hydrofoil Companies
Competitors: Overtopping Devices
Table 4-7: Selected List of Overtopping Device Companies
Competitors: Ocean Thermal Energy
Table 4-8: Selected List of U.S./Global Ocean Thermal Energy Competitors
Competitors: Point Absorber Companies
Table 4-9: Selected List of Point Absorber Companies
Competitors: Vertical Axis Turbine
Table 4-10: Selected List of Vertical Axis Turbine Companies
Competitors: Salinity Gradient Energy Competitive Profiles
Introduction Pelamis Wave Power Ltd. Corporate Background
Product and Brand Portfolio
Performance
Company News
Growth
Outlook
Personnel Changes
Affect of Recession in 2008 and into 2009
Marine Current Turbines Ltd.
Corporate Background
Product and Brand Portfolio
Company News
Projects in Development
Looking for Investors
Corporate Background
Projects in Development
Strategic Partners
Corporate Background
Product and Brand Portfolio
The Oscillating Water Column Technology
Company News
Innovation
Outlook
Collaborations
Corporate Background
The AquaBuOY
Company News
Acquisition of AquaEnergy Group, Ltd.
AquaBuOY 2.0
Humboldt County, California
Coos Bay, Oregon
Makah Bay, Washington State, USA
Innovation
Outlook
Chapter 5: Ocean Energy Technology Market Trends Competitive Trends
Globalization of U.S. Ocean Energy Technology Market
Foreign Dominance of Research and Development
Scotland, Ireland and the UK
Table 5-1: Scotland Marine Energy Programme Distribution
Table 5-2: UK Renewable Obligation Time Table (percent)
Australia
Table 5-3: Proposed Australian Renewable Energy Fund, 2009
Table 5-4: Oceanlinx’s Funding Sources, 1999-2009
Israel
Table 5-5: S.D.E. Orders 2005-2008
Portugal
Table 5-6: Ocean Energy Projects in Portugal
Canada
Table 5-7: Wave-energy Projects in Canada
Table 5-8: Tidal-energy Projects in Canada
UK Technology at Work in Canada
Building the Marine Technology Network in British Columbia
China
Japan
Ocean Energy Trends in the United States
Figure 5-1: U. S. Energy Consumption, 2007
Competing with Fossil Fuels and other Renewables
Table 5-9: Use Energy Consumption by Energy Source, 2003-2007
Horizontal and Vertical Integration
Government and State Support
Investor Trends in 2007
Table 5-10: Ocean Energy Investments, 2007
Investor Trends in 2008
Table 5-11: Ocean Energy Investments, 2008
Stock Market Trends
Table 5-12: OET Companies Trading on Public Stock Markets: By Exchange and Stock Symbol
Financing Is Fundamental
Emerging Financing Models
New OET Financiers
Cautionary Note
Subsidies
Federal Government Trend
California Trends
Florida Trends
State Rebate Programs
Table 5-13: Coastal State Renewable Portfolio Standards (percent)
Chapter 6: Market Distribution
Geographic Limitations
Where is the power in the waves?
Table 6-1: Global Distribution of Wave Energy Manufacturers (percent)
Where is the Power in the Tides?
Figure 6-1: Global Distribution of Tidal Energy Companies (percent)
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion Still Catching On
Socioeconomic Considerations
Overview: Theme and Variations
Table 6-2: Ocean Energy Companies in Agreement with Utilities
Distribution and Distributors
Growth through Established Renewable Energy Market
Growth through Power Collaboration with Industry Leaders
Growth through Memorandum of Understanding
A Unique Investment in Ocean Energy
Getting the Word Out About Ocean Energy Technology
Distribution, Direct-Sales Retailers, and the End-User
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