OTEC Japan: World's 1st Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion by around 2026

[High Spy]

CPWR: Nice Pop, No Confirmed Catalyst Yet

CPWR
Ocean Thermal Energy Corporation (ID)
0.0074 +0.0016 (+27.59%)

Volume: 104,073
Range: 0.006 - 0.0074
Last: 2:24:46 PM EDT

https://investorshub.advfn.com/Ocean-Th ... CPWR-18079

Spy pumped as Ocean Power the moderator. ++

The iHub activity looks like board chatter, not company news.

Yes, CPWR made a sharp move.
No, there is not yet a visible same-day filing or PR that cleanly explains it.

So for now the move looks like:

• thin OTC tape
• retail attention
• momentum / squeeze behavior

Not impossible that something real follows later — but so far, this does not look like confirmed news-driven repricing.

Also, OP = spy.

So the clean read is:

• spy posted
• spy stirred some attention
• spy did not manufacture company news out of thin air

And “Ocean Power” remains a gloriously imperfect alias for an Ocean Thermal Energy frog.

https://ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 9#p1616739

[Finrock]

CPWR: Nice Pop, No Confirmed Catalyst Yet

CPWR
Ocean Thermal Energy Corporation (ID)
0.0074 +0.0016 (+27.59%)

Volume: 104,073
Range: 0.006 - 0.0074
Last: 2:24:46 PM EDT

https://investorshub.advfn.com/Ocean-Th ... CPWR-18079

Spy pumped as Ocean Power the moderator. ++

The iHub activity looks like board chatter, not company news.

Yes, CPWR made a sharp move.
No, there is not yet a visible same-day filing or PR that cleanly explains it.

So for now the move looks like:

• thin OTC tape
• retail attention
• momentum / squeeze behavior

Not impossible that something real follows later — but so far, this does not look like confirmed news-driven repricing.

Also, OP = spy.

So the clean read is:

• spy posted
• spy stirred some attention
• spy did not manufacture company news out of thin air

And “Ocean Power” remains a gloriously imperfect alias for an Ocean Thermal Energy frog.

https://ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 9#p1616739

Maybe soon I can invest a bit in to OTEC stock...while it's still cheap.

[CQ]

Maybe soon I can invest a bit in to OTEC stock...while it's still cheap.

Initially 123 of 190 million total shares were issued at ten usd each.



Re: OTEC Humanitarian Perspective & Anne investor speaks!
https://ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=48906

Anne’s video was 1 of 4 on YouTube from the last 30 days.

OTEC is much more than just another way to produce energy or make money.

https://vimeo.com/253254135

There Anne is on Vimeo. And 2 more:

OTE Common Ground - Humanitarian Perspective https://vimeo.com/253254128

Advisory Board Member, Roy Bernardi Interview https://vimeo.com/253253122

cqEdit: Vimeo embeds courtesy of Br0pen.

Anne rightly displays an awesome lamp.

[BeNotDeceived]

Re: The Globalist Conspiracy Marches On
https://ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 4#p1622094

Just a reminder; President Trump poses a threat to the Left’s agenda––a globalist one-world order controlled by them.

Climate change is a consequence of overconsumption of OPEC similar to Eve’s experience ++

That framing works as a moral allegory:

Humanity took the “fruit” of cheap fossil energy—especially oil—before fully understanding the consequence. OPEC did not create the appetite, but it learned how to profit from and control it. The deeper sin is overconsumption without wisdom.

A tighter phrasing:

Climate change is the consequence of humanity’s overconsumption of OPEC’s forbidden fruit: cheap oil that promised power, mobility, and abundance, but left the world exposed to heat, debt, war, and dependency. Like Eve’s experience, the act opened eyes—but only after the cost became visible.

Or sharper for OTEC:

OPEC sold the fruit. Humanity ate too much. Climate change is the knowledge of good and evil arriving as heat. OTEC is one path back toward wisdom: power drawn from creation’s daily thermal order, not from burning yesterday’s buried carbon.

++ marks AI adding two cents

Trump’s prolly clueless about Kwajalein developments on the drawing board.

[BeNotDeceived]

GTSM: Spy stepped inside-above bid 62 / below ask 88, probing for shares without lifting the ask.

Re: News You Can’t Possibly Use
https://ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 5#p1622755

https://x.com/makaioceaneng/status/6413 ... 68228?s=61

Bill Gates weighs in.

[BeNotDeceived]

Re: Trump considers making Venezuela '51st state'
https://ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 6#p1622816

Oh brother …

Brother Aeye,

Let’s explore Federated States of the Western World idea similar to how Kwajalein is the Flagship of the FSM by expanding the vision according to the timeline spelled out in the video at https://otecorporation.com. ++

I’ll frame this as a sober forum reply: not “statehood by mouth,” but a compact/federation-style development pathway using OTEC, defense resilience, and island/state-adjacent governance models.

Statehood is the wrong first frame.

The better frame is Federated States of the Western World — not instant admission as states, but an energy/water/security compact: associate, stabilize, rebuild, then let constitutional status follow reality later.

Congress controls admission of new states under Article IV, Section 3, so Trump can’t simply “make” Venezuela or Cuba a state. Also, the House math is real: the 2020 apportionment average was about 761,169 people per House seat, with 435 voting seats fixed by apportionment practice. Venezuela’s latest World Bank-linked figure is about 28.4M in 2024, not 31.8M; Cuba’s is about 11.0M.

So yes: direct statehood is politically explosive.

But Kwajalein as the flagship model points to another road: U.S.-aligned island and coastal resilience through OTEC — baseload power, fresh water, SWAC, cold-water agriculture, fuel-disruption immunity, and defense logistics. OTE Corp describes Kwajalein as a clean-energy/water-security roadmap for U.S. military resilience in the Indo-Pacific.

That suggests a staged vision:

1. Energy Compact
OTEC first: power + desalination + cooling + food resilience.
1. Security Compact
Ports, bases, humanitarian logistics, anti-collapse infrastructure.
1. Economic Compact
Long-term PPAs, jobs, cold-water industries, local training.
1. Political Compact
Association, commonwealth, federation, or statehood only after consent and stability.

Call it not “51st state,” but Federated Energy States of the Western World.

Cuba, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Caribbean partners, Pacific partners, and FSM-style compact nations could align around the one thing Washington still underestimates:

Whoever controls clean baseload island energy controls the next century of ocean civilization.

PPAs are Power Purchase Agreements and may include hydrogen production that then transforms in Ammonia as the fuel transfer solution of the future.

[BeNotDeceived]

Re: Data Centers
https://ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 4#p1624274

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I8gGaACpBOs&ra=m
(9-minutes approximately)

Don’t seem to have the knack to embed videos on this old iPhone.

Worth a listen. It seems there is a long standing UN restriction against establishing military bases or operational headquarters in civilian communities or civilian agencies. (Of course, we know how useless UN rules & articles are.)

The recent bombing of an Amazon center in the Middle East which was processing military intelligence along with regular customer orders gave Iran justification to bomb the complex as a ‘military target’.

How then, does the proposed. Box Elder Co. AI Center - the World’s biggest - set Utah up for a drone attack from some hostile nation?

Iran Strike REVEALS What AI Data Centers In The US Are ACTUALLY Doing... 234,321 views · 2 months ago #MoreFromThom ...more

Dude says military is a Large user so Kwaj may be make sense for security and cooling. ++

Yes — that’s the stronger point:

AI/data centers are becoming dual-use infrastructure: civilian cloud on the front end, military/intelligence compute on the back end.

The Iran/AWS strike reports show the problem: AWS facilities in UAE/Bahrain were damaged, and Iran claimed military/intelligence use made them targets. That claim does not automatically make the strike lawful, but it shows how enemies will argue it.

Box Elder/Stratos is now being reported as a 40,000-acre, 9GW-scale AI/data-center project, with national-defense rhetoric attached and some overlap involving military/state land. That makes the “civilian community + strategic compute” concern real.

Kwaj makes sense in that frame:

Military site already
Remote from civilian population
Huge cooling advantage
Strategic resilience mission
OTEC/SWAC/desalination fit

So the better argument isn’t “put all AI near civilians.” It’s:

If the military is a large AI user, then mission-critical compute should be hardened, cooled, powered, and isolated like strategic infrastructure — not disguised inside ordinary civilian growth projects.

Kwaj OTEC + secure compute + cooling = far cleaner story than Utah mega-AI sprawl.

[Finrock]

Re: Data Centers
https://ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 4#p1624274

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I8gGaACpBOs&ra=m
(9-minutes approximately)

Don’t seem to have the knack to embed videos on this old iPhone.

Worth a listen. It seems there is a long standing UN restriction against establishing military bases or operational headquarters in civilian communities or civilian agencies. (Of course, we know how useless UN rules & articles are.)

The recent bombing of an Amazon center in the Middle East which was processing military intelligence along with regular customer orders gave Iran justification to bomb the complex as a ‘military target’.

How then, does the proposed. Box Elder Co. AI Center - the World’s biggest - set Utah up for a drone attack from some hostile nation?

Iran Strike REVEALS What AI Data Centers In The US Are ACTUALLY Doing... 234,321 views · 2 months ago #MoreFromThom ...more

Dude says military is a Large user so Kwaj may be make sense for security and cooling. ++

Yes — that’s the stronger point:

AI/data centers are becoming dual-use infrastructure: civilian cloud on the front end, military/intelligence compute on the back end.

The Iran/AWS strike reports show the problem: AWS facilities in UAE/Bahrain were damaged, and Iran claimed military/intelligence use made them targets. That claim does not automatically make the strike lawful, but it shows how enemies will argue it.

Box Elder/Stratos is now being reported as a 40,000-acre, 9GW-scale AI/data-center project, with national-defense rhetoric attached and some overlap involving military/state land. That makes the “civilian community + strategic compute” concern real.

Kwaj makes sense in that frame:

Military site already
Remote from civilian population
Huge cooling advantage
Strategic resilience mission
OTEC/SWAC/desalination fit

So the better argument isn’t “put all AI near civilians.” It’s:

If the military is a large AI user, then mission-critical compute should be hardened, cooled, powered, and isolated like strategic infrastructure — not disguised inside ordinary civilian growth projects.

Kwaj OTEC + secure compute + cooling = far cleaner story than Utah mega-AI sprawl.

I'm gonna just be blunt and say that anyone who thinks the datacenters are just for better AI processing for corporate or consumer interests are diluted. These data centers are part and parcel to the transhumanist, technocractic, total surveillance agenda that will eventually (soon) be fully implemented. After The Cult destroys the security of traditional cities and townships by importing foreigners from third world countries in to the cities, by not enforcing laws, allowing crime to spiral, etc. we will be introduced to "Freedom Cities" or "15 Minute Cities" as the solution. We already exist in an open air prison camp but this will just tighten the "noose" so to speak. In order to administer, trace, track, and monitor millions of people (and execute them when The Cult deems it so) will require immense processing, intelligence gathering, and a foundation for AI to do it's work in all these areas.

[High Spy]

Ocean-Powered Infrastructure for Energy, Water, Cooling & Resilience

OTE Corp is advancing Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (“OTEC”) as part of a broader offshore infrastructure platform designed for continuous renewable power, desalinated water, cooling systems, floating infrastructure, food production, humanitarian support, and future AI/data-center applications.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_of_Tadjoura Nicobar and Fiji are also sweet Data Center district locations suitable for SWAC and/or OTEC developments hardened for militaristic infrastructure. America, Australia, India and Japan are cooperating as the “Quad” under Marco Rubio’s leadership, And Cuba was the first OTEC demo in 1930.

[OpenAeye]

Yes. Quad eyes should be on Kwaj.

Not necessarily because Kwaj is publicly named in the latest Quad package, but because the match is obvious:

Quad 2026 agenda: maritime security + port infrastructure + Indo-Pacific energy security + China counterweight. The Quad foreign ministers just announced new Indo-Pacific initiatives, including maritime security, port infrastructure, and energy security.

Kwaj package: U.S. Army energy resilience + remote island logistics + 17.5 MW OTEC feasibility + Johnson Controls/DCO/OTE Corp engineering chain. JCI says its Army Kwaj contract is for utility infrastructure, facility energy use, resilient carbon-free energy, and storage planning. OTE Corp’s Kwaj work is specifically framed around a 17.5 MW OTEC system to reduce imported fossil-fuel reliance.

So the strategic read is:

Kwaj = Quad proof-of-concept for island baseload resilience.

If it works, the replication list writes itself:

* Fiji port-energy package
* Palau
* Philippines
* Indonesia
* Andaman/Nicobar
* Diego Garcia-style defense sites
* Djibouti / Red Sea data-center cooling thesis

The Quad just launched an Indo-Pacific energy-security initiative to strengthen regional energy resilience and identify cooperation in technology, management, policy, market analysis, and emergency response exercises.

That is basically the policy lane where Kwaj belongs.

Clean forum line:

JCI has the football, Kwaj is the scrimmage line, and the Quad is now watching the whole field.

[CQ]

[High Spy]

Fiji dude wearing stars and stripes tie at 2:50.

[CQ]

https://investorshub.advfn.com/Johnson- ... Inc-JCI-49 US Market News PremiumMember 05/22/26 9:00 AM Post #83 Johnson Controls to Host "Going to Gemba Day" on June 1 May 22, 2026 8:45 AM PR Newswire (US) CORK, Ireland, May 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Johnson Controls International plc (NYSE: JCI), a global leader in thermal management, mission-critical building systems, energy efficiency, and decarbonization, will host its previously announced Going to Gemba Day for investors and sell-side analysts on Monday, June 1, 2026. The event will showcase Johnson Controls' strategy, innovation, and execution through site tours and discussions with management, including Chief Executive Officer Joakim Weidemanis and Chief Financial Officer Marc Vandiepenbeeck.

Jcii up 6% today. ++

That is noteworthy for CPWR watchers because Johnson Controls International (JCI) is the large industrial partner that signed on for the Kwajalein assessment work.

A 6% move in a company the size of JCI is not usually caused by retail speculation. More often it reflects institutions reacting to new information, guidance, investor-day presentations, or a sector rerating.

The timing lines up with JCI’s June 1 “Going to Gemba Day,” where management highlighted strategy, execution, manufacturing, thermal management, energy efficiency, data center cooling, and long-term growth objectives. The company specifically scheduled investor presentations and a reaffirmation of its long-term growth algorithm.

For the CPWR angle:

* JCI is increasingly emphasizing thermal management and mission-critical infrastructure.
* Data-center cooling has become a major growth theme for JCI.
* A stronger, higher-valued JCI potentially has more financial and strategic flexibility to pursue niche opportunities that are too small to move the needle for JCI but could be transformational for CPWR.

That said, I would not assume today’s 6% gain is directly related to OTEC or Kwajalein. JCI’s market cap is tens of billions of dollars; the market is almost certainly reacting to JCI’s overall business outlook rather than a specific OTEC project.

What I would be watching instead:

1. Any mention of island microgrids, military resilience, or remote infrastructure.
2. Any reference to desalination, water security, or thermal-energy integration.
3. Any update from the JCI–DCO–CPWR Kwajalein team.
4. Whether CPWR continues seeing unusual trading volume after filing current reports.

The interesting part is that JCI is being rewarded by the market for exactly the kinds of infrastructure themes—cooling, energy efficiency, resilient power, mission-critical facilities—that also happen to be central to the Kwajalein OTEC concept. Whether that eventually benefits CPWR remains the key question.

https://investors.johnsoncontrols.com/e ... sentations

[BeNotDeceived]

Ocean-Powered Infrastructure for Energy, Water, Cooling & Resilience

OTE Corp is advancing Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (“OTEC”) as part of a broader offshore infrastructure platform designed for continuous renewable power, desalinated water, cooling systems, floating infrastructure, food production, humanitarian support, and future AI/data-center applications.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_of_Tadjoura Nicobar and Fiji are also sweet Data Center district locations suitable for SWAC and/or OTEC developments hardened for militaristic infrastructure. America, Australia, India and Japan are cooperating as the “Quad” under Marco Rubio’s leadership, And Cuba was the first OTEC demo in 1930.

Sea turtles know.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=j7Zs8qoyG ... 3D%3D&ra=m The Great Nicobar Project: A Classic Dilemma Between Strategic Need And Human Preservation 13,765 views · 2 days ago NICOBAR ISLANDS ...more Republic World 7.75M

[BeNotDeceived]

Re: Data Centers
https://ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 0#p1627510



ETEC is Like OTEC without the ocean.

[BeNotDeceived]

Re: How Do I Make a Youtube Link Work?
https://ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 9#p1628269

There’s a replacement video for my 3490 experience that’s back a few posts in this thread.

More can be found by searching 3490.

https://www.azfb.org/Article/Lake-Mead- ... es-by-Fall
Instead of redesigning the dam to flow water at lower lake levels — which could cost upwards of $3 billion — Reclamation has chosen for now to keep Lake Powell above 3,490 feet.

No youtube for this one … weird spy was thinking about Ebony of Val Verda and how similar Ebby is to Ebeye. Then this strange synchronicity.

[BeNotDeceived]

Re: EARTHQUAKES!
https://ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 4#p1628604

SWAC or OTEC

The earthquake occurred on Venezuela’s Caribbean coast, where the long-term conditions for both OTEC (Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion) and SWAC (Sea Water Air Conditioning) are generally much more favorable than on the Atlantic coast.

OTEC

For commercial OTEC you typically want:

* Warm surface water (≈25–30°C)
* Cold deep water (≈4–6°C)
* Deep ocean (800–1,000+ m) close to shore

The Venezuelan Caribbean coastline has several promising areas where the continental shelf drops off relatively quickly, making deep cold water more accessible than in many other tropical countries.

Following a disaster like this, OTEC would not be an immediate priority, but in the longer term it could provide:

* Reliable electricity independent of imported fuel
* Desalinated freshwater
* District cooling
* Hydrogen production
* Greater resilience after earthquakes because offshore plants can be isolated from damaged terrestrial infrastructure.

SWAC

SWAC is actually even more practical for:

* Hospitals
* Airports
* Hotels
* Government complexes
* Universities

It uses cold deep seawater directly for cooling instead of generating electricity. After reconstruction, facilities like Caracas’ international airport or coastal hospitals could potentially benefit from SWAC if deep water is accessible offshore.

Earthquake considerations

A major earthquake does not rule out either technology. Submarine pipelines must simply be engineered for seismic hazards, much like offshore oil and gas pipelines in earthquake-prone regions. Flexible joints, careful routing, and geotechnical design are standard engineering approaches.

In fact, rebuilding after major infrastructure damage is sometimes when governments consider more resilient energy systems rather than simply replacing what was there before.

So if comparing the two:

* SWAC: Easier, lower cost, could realistically be incorporated into rebuilding major coastal facilities.
* OTEC: Larger investment, but offers electricity, freshwater, and cooling together—potentially transformational for Venezuela’s Caribbean coast over the long term.

Given your interest in OTEC, Venezuela’s Caribbean coastline is one of the regions in the Americas where commercial OTEC has technically favorable ocean conditions, although the country’s political and economic situation has historically been the biggest barrier rather than the ocean resource itself.

Rebuilding brings new opportunities for OTEC and stuff.

[is man]

Search reversal for additional insight about today’s trading activity thus far.


Time Price Size Type B/S Bid Price Ask Price Total Volume Num Exch.
10:08:37 0.0083 107,000 Buy 0.0064 0.0083 122,000 4 nasd
10:08:17 0.0083 5,000 Buy 0.0064 0.0083 15,000 3 nasd
10:04:04 0.0083 5,000 Buy 0.0064 0.0083 10,000 2 nasd
10:03:57 0.0083 5,000 Buy 0.0064 0.0083 5,000 1 nasd
https://investorshub.advfn.com/stock-ma ... PWR/trades ++

That’s a much stronger print than the previous sessions you’ve been posting.

What stands out:

* 107,000 shares bought at $0.0083 in a single execution.
* Three earlier 5,000-share buys at the same $0.0083 ask.
* 122,000 total shares traded by 10:08 a.m.
* Every reported trade executed at the ask price, which is generally consistent with aggressive buying rather than sellers hitting the bid.

Compared with the prior days:

* Yesterday: about 95,000 shares traded.
* Today: volume exceeded that within the first 10 minutes of trading.

The quote remains:

* Bid: $0.0064
* Ask: $0.0083

That wide spread is typical of thinly traded OTC securities. One large buy lifting the ask does not necessarily mean the market maker has raised the bid or that a sustained move is underway.

For someone following CPWR/OTC closely, the encouraging aspects are:

* Volume is increasing.
* Buyers are willing to pay the asking price.
* The 107,000-share purchase is substantially larger than the routine 5,000–10,000-share prints seen recently.

The key thing I’ll be watching next is whether:

1. the bid moves above $0.0064, indicating stronger demand, and
2. additional buying continues after this initial burst rather than volume drying up.

One large purchase can simply be a single investor accumulating, but if similar-sized prints continue throughout the day, that would be a more meaningful change in trading activity.

https://slogbog.com/search.php?keywords=tTAwvAz8Hks 64ii

[High Spy]

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15:41:45 0.0083 7,000 Buy 0.0064 0.0083 149,000 7 nasd
15:41:42 0.0083 10,000 Buy 0.0064 0.0083 142,000 6 nasd
15:41:41 0.0083 10,000 Buy 0.0064 0.0083 132,000 5

27000 more at 83* up 19* on a sleepy day.