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One of the greatest economic resources to be gained from the sea comes from its constant motion. With 70% of the earth's surface covered by ocean, the potential of wave energy is enormous. Myriad Technologies has pioneered many products, from highway safety barriers to ocean breakwaters, and they are now focusing their attention on renewable power generation through harnessing the energy in ocean waves.
U.S. Myriad Technologies will present their SEAGENS technology. The presentation will include an overhead/slide presentation of the company and their latest technology including and results of testing completed at Stevens Institute of Technology. The focus will be on a 10 MW generating unit designed to harness the energy of the ocean.
Mr. Justin Bishop is the Vice President and director of Production, R&D of Myriad technologies.
When:
Thursday, November 11, 1999, at 5.30PM.Where: Raytheon Engineers & Constructors, Building 506 Carnegie Center, Princeton, NJ 08540
Room: 108
Direction: Fron NJ Turnpike, Rt 18, or Rt 1: Take Turnpike Exit 9; to Rt 18 North; to Route 1 South for about 20 miles; (Rush hour traffic is bad on Rt 1); You are near when you see Harrison St, Washington St, Alexander Rd. Take jug handle at the Carnegie Center Boulevard East traffic light and proceed into Carnegie Center across Rt 1. Turn right on Carnegie Center Drive and continue to Raytheon Building 506
From Rt 1, Rt 95, Rt 295: Take Rt 95 North (or Rt 295 North) to the Route 1 North Exit (Exit 67); Proceed on Rt 1 North for about 3 miles and turn right at Carnegie Center Boulevard. Turn right on Carnegie Center Drive and continue to Raytheon Building 506
Information:
- Tony Lopez-Lopez at (908) 359 1469
- https://www.ieee.org/pcnjpes/pes_pcj.html