OceanBased Perpetual Energy will be featured in Florida Trend Media Company’s exciting September 2020 Innovation issue, with a full-page article entitled “Gulf Streaming Power!” Florida Trend Publisher David Denor even featured us in his “Up Front” column! Florida Trend is one of America’s most award-winning business publications, with corporate and political decision-makers looking to the magazine to learn what’s happening throughout the Sunshine State . ....Read More
Could a submarine ride be in OceanBased Perpetual Energy Founder and President Nasser M.N. Alshemaimry’s future? He recently visited Florida Atlantic University’s Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute in Fort Pierce, Florida, stopping to pose with a hulking decommissioned submersible vehicle on display there (pictured). At one time a jet test pilot, fearless Alshemaimry is known as...Read More
OceanBased Perpetual Energy was honored to have our story appear this month in The Maritime Executive, the most recognized name in maritime media, the leading source of maritime news and information, and “intellectual capital of the highest order.” Check out the article and video here: https://maritime-executive.com/article/florida-firm-tests-generating-system-to-harness-gulf-stream-s-flow Read More
On June 8, 2020, OceanBased Perpetual Energy was featured in South Florida Business & Wealth–one of the most prestigious magazines in the Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach County major metropolitan area. To view the story, which includes numerous pictures from the May 28, 2020 OceanBased Power Demonstration, click here.Read More
The U.S. Department of Energy Water Power Technologies Office will host the first Marine Energy Collegiate Competition (MECC) designed to challenge interdisciplinary teams of undergraduate and graduate students to offer unique solutions to the burgeoning marine energy industry that can play a vital role in powering the blue economy, Adis Ajdin reports for Offshore Energy...Read More
There is still plenty of untapped renewable energy to be scoured from running water — and the U.S. Department of Energy is determined to pry it loose with $38 million for a newly announced research program. The new announcement lends additional support to the prospects for deploying renewables as an economic recovery strategy in the...Read More
Several dozen schools have stopped investing at least partially in fossil fuels, but there is debate over how much the move slows the effects of climate change or affects the bottom line of companies like Chevron and Exxon Mobil. Michael Melia reports for the Associated Press here.Read More
