Platform

OTEC systems are not single-output assets. They are integrated infrastructure platforms designed to generate multiple contracted revenue streams:

• Baseload Power (PPA)
• Desalinated Water (Water-as-a-Service)
• Cooling (SWAC potential)
• Hydrogen / Future fuels (optional layer)

This model enhances project economics while reducing cost to the primary offtaker.

• Only renewable technology capable of continuous 24/7 baseload power in tropical regions
• Eliminates dependence on volatile fuel supply chains
• Directly aligned with U.S. Indo-Pacific strategy
• Addresses critical water scarcity challenges
• Supports long-term infrastructure investment mandates

OTE Corp’s platform supports:

• Installation energy resilience
• Fuel independence
• Water security
• Mission continuity

The company is actively engaged with defense stakeholders and infrastructure partners to advance deployment under long-term contractual structures.

OTE Corp is currently engaged under a U.S. Army-led engineering and analysis program to evaluate deployment of an OTEC system at U.S. Army Garrison – Kwajalein Atoll (USAG-KA).

The project is designed to:

• Deliver 24/7 baseload renewable power
• Provide large-scale desalinated water
• Reduce reliance on diesel fuel imports
• Enhance mission-critical resilience

Engineering and financial modeling underway in preparation for long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) discussions

OTE Corp is advancing a strategic extension of the Kwajalein project to serve Ebeye Island, one of the most infrastructure-constrained communities in the Pacific.

This dual-offtake structure:

• Expands total system capacity
• Introduces a second long-term revenue stream
• Improves overall project economics
• Delivers meaningful humanitarian and regional stability benefits

A single asset serving both defense resilience and civilian infrastructure needs