



Development Project - Not R&D
All components exist and are in use in similar roles
Heat Pump Cycle
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Water Pumps
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Supercritical Gas Pumps
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1 Heat Exchanger
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Insulated Steel Pipe
Organic Rankine Cycle
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1 Heat Exchanger
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Subsea Water Pumps
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Subsea Working Fluid Pumps
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Insulated Piping
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Subsea Structure
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Subsea Turbo-Generator
(Based on Subsea Compressor)
Interface
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1 Heat Exchanger/Boiler
The difference

Conventional OTEC
Large Diaimeter HDPE pipe

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Prototype/ R&D
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No long term history
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Expensive

Limited energy efficiency due to ambient temperature.
Heat available for power cycle
maximum 30°C
Power plant on the surface may prevent the use of ammonia as a working fluid due to safety concerns.​
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Large Topsides or onshore requirements

Water column mixing required
Cold water discharge near the surface

Mixed Water Discharge
150 m
Requires a 3000 m dynamic high voltage power cable to export power from platform

Excipio's

Insuated steel pipes (2 per unit)

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Same as is used for oil & gas
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Known cost
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Proven long design life

Added heat pump technology triples the energy capture efficiency
Heat available for power cycle ranging from 50°C to 100°C
Power plant on the seabed allows for safe use of ammonia as working fluid.
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Very small topsides or onshore requirements

No water column mixing
Cold water discharge at just above the seabed

Cold Water Discharge
Sea bed
Warm Water Discharge
surface
If power is for export, no dynamic power cable required. Cable starts at power plant on seabed.


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