AN INTRODUCTION TO RJK International Group of Companies and Introducing FUEL Free Power with Pure wa

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AN INTRODUCTION TORJK International Group of
CompaniesandIntroducing FUEL Free Power with
Pure water

• Robert Kreuger

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RJK International Group of Companies

• Moving to NEW proven processes for fuel free
  power generation and water purification.
• Introducing OTEC (Ocean Thermal Energy
  Conversion) using the total GREEN Kalina Cycle
  Technology, producing Electrical power and Pure
  Water
• proposed for Governments GRIDS

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100 Megawatt Alternative Energy Resource
Development Platforms (AERDP) Utilizing Ocean
Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC)
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The Objective
OBJECTIVE To supply an inexhaustible source of
green energy from a renewable, sustainable
resource while utilizing the indigenous local
resources to facilitate the continued growth of
the countries Power Grid .
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Local Situation

• Electricity - production by source
• fossil fuel
• hydro
• nuclear
• geothermal
• Energy demand is increasing forecast gt6.5
• Reliant upon import fuels to produce energy
• Reserve margin shortages expected by 2009

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Global Power needs

• Seeking more efficient and reliable energy
  production
• Require an affordable level of energy costs
• Reduce dependency on outside variables
• Pursuing environmentally friendly energy
  production (RP Green Policy 8on8)

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The Project

• Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) facility
• 100MW of firm power per platform
• Approximately 5.2 acres platform size
• Environmentally friendly (Green)
• Zero emissions
• Scalable (proposed 100 MW incremental)
• Can incorporate water production, to produce up
  to 1 million gallons per day potable water per
  platform.
• Total of 1 million gallons per day.

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Why?

• need for reliable, firm, environmentally friendly
  power
• departure from fossil fuel dependence
• ideal hydro conditions for OTEC system
• water temp. variance
• depth of shelf

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Overview

• Overview
• A consortium of engineers, scientists,
  mathematicians
• and entrepreneurial business leaders have formed
  a
• Teaming Agreement to create a Disruptive
  Innovational
• Technology.
• Disruptive Innovation is by its nature
• Revolutionary
• Transforming of market demands
• Alters mainstream thoughts

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The Innovation of Enabling Technologies
1984 - Dr. Alfred A. Yee develops the Concrete
Island Drilling System (CIDS) platform, utilizing
reinforced concrete in a honeycomb
structure. 1991 - Float, Inc. develops the
Pneumatically Stabilized Platform
(PSP). 1985-1995 - Dr. Hans Krock and his
associates at OCEES International, Inc. and their
corporate partners developed patents and
proprietary information for Ocean Thermal Energy
Conversion. 2004 - Offshore Ports facilitates the
integration of the CIDS and PSP technologies for
the creation of large floating structures and
ocean real estate.
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OTEC Background

• OTEC utilizes the temperature difference that
  exists between deep and surface waters
• The ocean contains a vast amount of solar energy
• Heat transfer to run turbines.
• Rather than using heat energy from the burning of
  fuel, OTEC power draws on temperature differences
  caused by the sun's warming of the ocean surface.

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Earths Solar Energy Flux
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Global Sea Surface Temperatures
Tropical Ocean Temperature Profile
Temperature (oC)
MLD
Depth (m)
Courtesy NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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How OTEC works
Basic Heat Engine
Rankine Cycle T-s Diagram
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Open Cycle OTEC
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Kalina Cycle Closed OTEC
2MW Power Plant Husavik, Iceland
Basic Flow Diagram
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Is this Technology being used today?

• There are several locations successfully
  producing with the Kalina Cycle.
• Kashima, Japan 1998 -3.1MW
• Husalvik, Iceland 2000 - 2MW
• Reno, NV USA 2003 - 40MW
• Kona, HI USA 2008 - 1MW
• Diego Garcia, UK 2008 - 8.2MW
• Proven- Scalable Technology-Producing for the
  future!

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Commercialization of OTEC

• Required elements for commercialization
• Oil over 30.00 US per barrel
• Discount rate lt10
• Economical cold water pipe
• Reliable floating platform
• Disruptive innovation

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Performance Verified
CIDS platform under construction
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Performance Verified
CIDS platform under construction
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Performance Verified
Concrete Island Drilling System in use, 1985
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Performance Verified
Concrete Island Drilling System converted to
Orlan Platform, 2007
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Performance Verified
Construction Components PSP/CIDS modules
Top Slab
Air Interchange Valve
Structural Ribs

• Cylinder
• Open at the bottom
• Closed at the top

Bottom Slab
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Performance Verified
Five by Five Module
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Performance Verified
Air Interchange Between Cylinders
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Performance Verified
Wave Attenuation
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Performance Verified
Construction Components Combination of PSP and
honeycomb modules
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Cold Water Pipe Design
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OTEC Platform
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Technology Summary

• This breakthrough technology arrived by way of
• Combining the Concrete Island and Pneumatically
  Stabilized Platforms together
• Designing a mono cold water pipe using
  ultra-lightweight carbon fiber
• The proven viability of the Kalina cycle power
  source.
• Recognized by USA dept of Energy
• Studied by World Energy Efficiency Association in
  collaboration with the GRP.
• Pilot in Hawaii
• Production in Iceland
• New production in Deigo Garcia, UK

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Pricing Structure

• Price competitive with current market rates
• Stable do to unchanging ocean temperatures
• Can produce consistently firm power
• Projected target rate is .085 USD or 403.16 P
• Profitable at these rates. Projected 3 years
  forward.
• Current market is in time of conflict with
  pricing.
• Most constant form of energy along with solar,
  and wind.

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Carbon Credits

• World markets in need of carbon credits
• This technology displaces approx. 64m gallons of
  fossil fuel per platform.
• Approximately 724k tons of Carbon credits per
  platform
• Projected 14.5m tons of carbon credits per year
  for complete project.

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Proposed Milestones
Unit -1 timeline Front-End Engineering Dev.
(FEED) 180 days Construction Documents 200
days Construction 540 days Test Commission 120
days Total Engineering Procurement Const. 1040
days Unit 2-5 7 years Unit 6-20 13
years Total Project Timeline 20 years20
platforms2000MW GREEN POWER
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Funding Matrix
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Call to Action

• An inexhaustible source of green energy that is
• Scalable
• Commercially viable
• Cost-effective
• Renewable
• The world needs this technology, and a reliable
  way to
• transition from hydrocarbons to green energy,
  produced
• from an inexhaustible renewable resource.
• Are the team, technology, financing and risk
  mitigation
• systems reliable enough to commit to a long-term
• agreement?
• Most assuredly.

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Call to Action

• The secret of successful programs is the
  building of
• assurances and defining success up front.
• We have defined success in terms of finances,
  technology,
• capacity and time. Assurances are not given, they
  are
• earned. We have confidence in our technology,
  systems
• and, above all, each other.
• Let us join in partnership to assure the goals of
• the Government, while facilitating the
• needs of society.

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RJK International Group of Companies

• Thanking you in advance