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Spy pumped as Ocean Power the moderator. ++

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

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

High Spy wrote: Mon Apr 06, 2026 7:20 pm 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 wrote: Tue Apr 07, 2026 1:54 am
Maybe soon I can invest a bit in to OTEC stock...while it's still cheap.

BeNotDeceived wrote: Fri Dec 07, 2018 7:19 pm

BeNotDeceived wrote: Fri Jul 13, 2018 10:23 pm 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

lundbaek wrote: Tue Apr 23, 2019 11:58 am Just a reminder; President Trump poses a threat to the Left’s agenda––a globalist one-world order controlled by them.

OpenAeye wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:36 pm
GTSM: Spy stepped inside-above bid 62 / below ask 88, probing for shares without lifting the ask.

Mondai wrote: Sun Jan 25, 2026 1:07 pm

gkearney wrote: Mon May 11, 2026 6:13 pm
Oh brother …

Though for 11 seconds 🐸 wrote: 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.

buffalo_girl wrote: Fri May 22, 2026 6:49 pm 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?

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

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.

BeNotDeceived wrote: Fri May 22, 2026 7:57 pm Re: Data Centers
https://ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 4#p1624274

buffalo_girl wrote: Fri May 22, 2026 6:49 pm 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.

https://otecorporation.com wrote:
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://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.

High Spy wrote: Thu May 28, 2026 8:00 pm

https://otecorporation.com wrote:
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.

BeNotDeceived wrote: Wed Dec 28, 2022 8:34 am

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.

AgeOfAquarius wrote: Thu Jun 25, 2026 1:02 am

Bother Aeye wrote: 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.