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  Curator of Historic Preserve Sues NELHA Over Loss of Job   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
From late 1993 until July of this year, the curator, Alena Kaiokekoa, had a contract with NELHA to be curator of a small archaeological and cultural preserve at Keahole.
As he explains it, after NELHA was established by the Legislature, it filed articles of incorporation with the state Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs.
NELHA claims Kaiokekoa's caretakers were really members of his family and friends and that the overnight stays constituted occupancy of the preserve - which was not anticipated in the curator agreement.
www.environment-hawaii.org /1197curator.htm   (1123 words)

  
 Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
NELHA at Keahole Point serves as the only location in the world, where large quantities of warm surface and cold deep seawater are consistently pumped ashore for use in aquaculture, marine biotechnology, energy, and other related technologies.
NELHA serves as the laboratory for research and development, as an incubator facility for developing innovative, new technologies and businesses, and as a base for commercial operations that utilize and/or are related to the use of the natural and logistical resources available including deep ocean waterat Keahole.
In all planning and review, the NELHA Board and staff are cognizant of the role that NELHA has in the broader context and consideration is given to issues that impact the community including and not limited to, traffic, import and export infrastructure, support services, workforce availability, workforce development, and public acceptance.
www2.hawaii.gov /dbedt/index.cfm?section=about_DBEDT1250&siteID=1   (1403 words)

  
 Newsletter Vol.10,No.1/Spring 1999
NELHA has obtained a number of Federal, State and County permits that significantly reduce the complexity of permitting tenant projects.
NELHA has constructed two segments of trench for discharge from aquaculture projects along the access road, and an additional separate larger trench for discharge from the large OC OTEC plant, which is by far the largest single water user at NELHA.
Following execution by NELHA and the tenant, each of these agreements must be approved by the Board of Land and Natural Resources, the Department of Transportation and the Attorney General's Office of the State of Hawaii.
www.clubdesargonautes.org /otec/vol/vol10-1-1.htm   (2155 words)

  
 Hawaii Island Economic Development Board
NELHA has grown from being 100% state-supported through general funds to achieving 60% self-sufficiency in 2002 through collection of ground rents and fees for services from tenants.
NELHA is also bringing new attention to energy industries with the construction of a new facility dedicated to hosting energy research projects with commercial potential.
NELHA’s Executive Director, Jeff Smith points out all this economic development is vital yet must constantly be balanced with NELHA’s role as steward of the environment at Keahole.
www.hiedb.org /showtext.asp?Year=2003&ArticleID=199&Category=Articles   (700 words)

  
 Alena workouit
NELHA has unilaterally taken this action, which I see as a danger to my family members who are buried on this land.
NELHA turned my volunteer work at Ho'ona into a "curator agreement", then they terminated this agreement to get rid of me. I protested this action, because I don't believe the graves would be safe in my absence.
The NELHA management is so culturally insensitive and difficult to deal with, that I can't continue dealing with them on a daily basis.
www.envirowatch.org /hoona4.htm   (2109 words)

  
 Houston Commercial Real Estate-Houston Office Space, Houston Retail Space, Houston Industrial Space -- News of Note
NELHA's biggest selling point has always been the ocean water it provides tenants, pumped from the surface as well as from cold depths of 2,000 to 3,000 feet.
NELHA has never lacked for ideas on how to best utilize the seawater to make money, including manufacturing and growing algae as biomass and converting it into energy.
NELHA's most recent money-making venture is the desalination and bottling of deep seawater for export to Japan.
dayton.bizjournals.com /bizspace/houston/news_of_note/?story_id=1142453   (1413 words)

  
 Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
The mission of NELHA is to participate in the development and diversification of the economy of Hawaii by providing resources and facilities for energy and ocean related research, education, and commercial activities in an environmentally sound and culturally sensitive manner.
Subsequent growth and changing dynamics at NELHA including the departure of the NELHA Executive Director in September 2004 have led to current efforts being undertaken by the NELHA Board of Directors to revisit NELHA's mission, master planning, goals and objectives.
As part of NELHA's State funded project to install new 55" pipelines to deliver deep cold and surface warm seawater to the HOST Park, the underwater deployment of the pipelines was completed in FY 2002.
www2.hawaii.gov /dbedt/index.cfm?section=about_DBEDT1250&siteID=1   (1403 words)

  
 Amid State Cuts, Natural Energy Lab Tries to Balance Science, Tenants' Needs   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
According to the committee's report, prepared later in 1995, for NELHA to become self-sufficient by 2010, $25 million in capital improvements would be required from the state to complete a seawater pipeline system and to install seawater distribution systems and utilities needed to prepare more than 500 acres of unimproved land for new tenants.
A year later, in August 1997, the matter appeared to be settled, with NELHA having decided, on the advice of its attorney general, not to chase the NUTREX revenue.
The NELHA board eventually agreed to work with the tenants to develop a new incentives policy, to work with Cyanotech to discuss plans to incorporate any incentive policy developed, and to defer accepting Sea Bright as a tenant, pending the development of a new expansion policy.
www.environment-hawaii.org /1197cov.htm   (3039 words)

  
 $15.4 mil would open floodgate for NELHA - 1999-01-11 - Pacific Business News (Honolulu)
NELHA officials feel the future of the facility, which has often struggled over 24 years, critically depends on funding a bigger ocean pipeline this year to feed existing and future tenants.
NELHA's existing 210-kilowatt OTEC plant is no longer useful and will be demolished this month.
NELHA had tried financing the pipeline expansion using revenue bonds during last year's legislative session, but that was rejected because the facility lacked significant revenue base.
www.bizjournals.com /pacific/stories/1999/01/11/story7.html?t=printable   (835 words)

  
 Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority
NELHA's assets include office and laboratory facilities, infrastructure, pristine natural resources, and leasable open land for use by tenant research, education, and commercial projects.
NELHA aims to attract tenants who can use the unique complement of natural and logistical resources to engage in successful, productive research, education, and commercial activities that support sustainable industry development in Hawaii.
NELHA is a prime example of visionary public investments, initiated in 1974, that have yielded multiple returns for the benefit of all.
www.nelha.org /about/about.html   (465 words)

  
 Subject: RE: NELHA PIPELINE   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
In the meantime, NELHA staff has been diligently working with the Attorney General’s office to revise the existing standard form NELHA sublease documents to be consistent with the conditions of the new master lease.
You may have noticed that NELHA now has one less mountain on its property; a mountain of trash that is. As a result of renovating the Farm Compound site that Coast Seafoods Company moved into in 1997, a mountain of wooden docks was created in the corner of their property.
NELHA is currently removing some of the surplus equipment and material for its own use and then will allow the tenants to bid on the construction debris prior to the demolition work.
www.state.hi.us /dbedt/ert/otec-nelha/PLiss7.htm   (2457 words)

  
 HTDC Hawaii Technology Business Directory
Today largely due to the work done at NELHA OTEC is a marketable earth-friendly technology for the 21st century featuring 24-hour availability and a virtually unlimited renewable resource as its "fuel" pristine cold and warm ocean water.
Although NELHA in its early years quickly distinguished itself as a world renowned OTEC research center that was only the beginning.
With the NELHA oasis continuing to fluorish in the Keahole desert the 21st century is a very exciting time to be in business in Hawaii.
www.htdc.org /company.asp?companyid=122   (677 words)

  
 Coast Seafoods Company - NELHA, Hawaii Hatchery   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
The island of Hawaii and the NELHA site serves as one of the most remote and natural quarantine facilities in the world, making it possible to handle a wide variety of shellfish species.
NELHA is one of the few sites in the world that allows a 12 month per year operation with minimal fluctuations in climate change, thus allowing production and shipment year round.
Coast's NELHA location is in close proximity to both Asian and North and South American markets.
www.coastseafoods.com /konas.htm   (246 words)

  
 Subject: RE: NELHA PIPELINE   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
To support NELHA’s program side of this effort, a group of docents (trained volunteer presenters) is ready to assist with NELHA visitor outreach after completing a course funded by a USDA Rural Development grant and administered by Hawaii Community College.
NELHA has finally received copies of the proposed new master lease to replace General Lease S-5157 and S-4717 from the Department of Land and Natural Resources Land Division.
NELHA is also preparing a request for quotation and proposal for the design of a photo-voltaic (PV) power supply system that will reduce the electrical operating cost of the pumps.
www.state.hi.us /dbedt/ert/otec-nelha/PLiss3.htm   (2206 words)

  
 NELHA
The purpose of the Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority (NELHA) is to facilitate research, development, and commercialization of natural energy resources and ocrean-related research, technology, and industry in Hawaii.
NELHA has abundant available land, surface and deep sea water, infrastructure, equiptment, personnel, and the highest coastal solar insolation in the U.S. These qualities make it an excellent location for scientific experimentation, and for the West Hawaii Explorations Academy.
NELHA is committed to ensuring that people young and old are given the opportunity to learn about the forward-looking activities that go on at Keahole Point-activities that will be intrumental to a sustainable future for Hawaii.
www.whea.net /nelha   (194 words)

  
 NELHA finally has a plan, tenants don't like new rates - 2003-06-09 - Pacific Business News (Honolulu)
NELHA finally has a plan, tenants don't like new rates
"NELHA is a tremendous asset for the state," said Ted Liu, director of the state Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, which oversees NELHA.
In an effort to cut costs and be as operationally efficient as possible, NELHA also has trimmed $400,000 from its budget through a variety of operational cost-saving measures.
www.bizjournals.com /pacific/stories/2003/06/09/story7.html?t=printable   (1092 words)

  
 Honolulu Star-Bulletin Business
While NELHA collects rent from its tenants, the government money is used to cover salaries, operations and other administrative costs associated with running the park, Smith said.
NELHA is administratively attached to the Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism.
NELHA began in 1974 when the Legislature created the Natural Energy Laboratory on 322 acres at Keahole Point.
starbulletin.com /2003/04/05/business/story1.html   (896 words)

  
 New NELHA tenant is a ROVer - 2005-08-01 - Pacific Business News (Honolulu)
The NELHA site was selected because of its ocean access and the variety of new applications being explored by the agency's other tenants.
A mechanical engineering major from Kamuela whose two major areas of interest are robotics and fluid dynamics, Marvin Kawano (Hawaii Preparatory Academy Class of 2001) is assisting PMandAM Research with a NOAA-funded project to develop a platform and laser-based sensor for quantifying the population of invasive/fouling species in ballast water.
NELHA, an attached agency of the Hawaii Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, welcomes tenants with research, education, and commercial projects that can further its mission of economic development and diversification.
tampabay.bizjournals.com /pacific/stories/2005/07/25/daily71.html?t=printable   (505 words)

  
 Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority
NELHA's tenants are the keys to its success.
Through the activities of its tenants, NELHA has been able to foster new industry development in West Hawaii with far-reaching economic benefits to the rest of the state and beyond.
NELHA seeks applicants for tenancy that can make use of its unique complement of natural and logistical resources to create jobs, products and services to stimulate the local economy, improve the quality of life, and support the growth of economic diversity in Hawaii.
www.nelha.org /tenants/tenants.html   (253 words)

  
 Subject: RE: NELHA PIPELINE   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
NELHA and our design/engineering consultants, Makai Ocean Engineering, are excited to be working with Healy Tibbits, one of the leading marine construction firms in the world.
NELHA has contracted with Planning Solutions, Inc. of Honolulu for a study of NELHA's existing and planned systems for the return of seawater to the environment.
NELHA staff has corrected the few deficiencies the inspectors noted in storage practices around the facility, and we await the formal report on the inspection.
www.state.hi.us /dbedt/ert/otec-nelha/PLiss5.htm   (2180 words)

  
 SUSTAINABLE COASTAL DEVELOPMENT AND DEEP OCEAN WATER
NELHA (in 1990 NELH was converted from an independent State Corporation into an Authority) also found DOW the ideal way to cool it’s offices and laboratory buildings at substantially lower electricity costs.
However the cost for DOW at NELHA runs about 10 cents for 1000 gallons and the cost for the half acre demonstration farm is negligible.
Larvae are raised in Washington, sent to NELHA as they settle out of their swimming cycle (250 microns), raised at NELHA to a 5 mm size and shipped back to the Pacific Northwest for growout.
www.aloha.com /~craven/hkpaper.html   (4577 words)

  
 NELHA Appears To Ignore Terms Of Leases Allowing Use of State Land   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
For its smaller, research tenants, NELHA does not issue subleases but rather allows occupancy based on what are called Facilities Use Agreements (FUAs) and Facilities Research Agreements (FRAs).
Until this year, the NELHA Board has approved such agreements, but recently, this practice has come under fire by the deputy attorney general assigned to advise NELHA.
As the minutes state, Archer noted that if NELHA is going to give an interest in land they have to go back to the BLNR.
www.environment-hawaii.org /1197nelha.htm   (690 words)

  
 Big Island Abalone Corporation - Aquafarm
NELHA's deepwater pipe is critical to BIAC's aquafarm.
NELHA has operated a 30-inch deepwater pipe since 1974.
In 2002, NELHA deployed a new 55-inch pipe that stretches to a depth of 3,000 feet, and can deliver 27,000 gallons per minute.
bigislandabalone.com /operations.html   (173 words)

  
 May 1997 Progress Notes
NELHA is right on the approach to the Kona airport, so the presence of the FMF and of a visible scale model of Aquarius, should attract a great deal of interest.
The NELHA office buildings are in a fenced compound, shown as the enclosed rectangular region nearest the ocean just below and to the left of the lower-left 3.8-acre pond.
The NELHA compound is shown in the diagram below, with the proposed location of the Polypond shown to the right of the round circle that represents the open-cycle OTEC.
www.distant-star.com /issue3/may_97_progress_nelha.htm   (839 words)

  
 Big Island Abalone Corporation - Why Abalone is a growth Industry
Today, in addition to land-based aquaculture operations like BIAC at NELHA (Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii), Hawaii is also developing a viable aquaculture industry for moi, shrimp and other species.
NELHA's existing deepwater pipes can pump up over 13,300 gallons of seawater per minute and are critical to the success and future growth of BIAC.
BIAC needs the support of NELHA and the Hawaiian government to realize its full potential as the world's largest exporter of live abalone.
www.bigislandabalone.com /abalone-growth-industry.html   (536 words)

  
 HISP: Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
NELHA'S mission is "to develop and diversify the Hawai'i economy by providing resources and facilities for energy and ocean-related research, education, and commercial activities in an environmentally sound and culturally sensitive manner." NELHA offers office and laboratory facilities, infrastructure, pristine natural resources, and open land for lease.
The NELHA dual-temperature seawater system (deep, cool ocean water and warmer surface water) is the only one of its kind in the world.
NELHA is recognized as the world's foremost laboratory and test facility for OTEC and OTEC-related research.
www.kohalacenter.org /hisp/ae_nelha.shtml   (324 words)

  
 Newsletter Vol.10,No.2/Summer 1999   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
NELHA saves nearly $4,000/mo in electricity costs by air conditioning all of its buildings with cold seawater.
NELHA collects 2% of the increase in value of these millions of tiny shellfish - a significant step in the move towards facility self-sufficiency.
NELHA continues to validate the vision of founder John Craven, who noted years ago that "The greatest resource of the ocean may well turn out to be the deep seawater itself!"
www.clubdesargonautes.org /otec/vol/vol10-2-2.htm   (1806 words)

  
 OTECnews - News about Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC)
NELHA has opened the new 55-inch pipeline which pumps water from 900 meters (3000 feet) reports Pacific Business News [cached].
MSNBC has an article about NELHA [cached], Hawaii, and the problems NELHA tenants face with increasing energy prices and lower subsidies for the science and technolgy park.
Even more ironic is that the biggest selling product from NELHA's industrial resident, Deep SeaWater International is desalinated deep-seawater, sold as bottled water, which uses a reverse osmosis system [cached] most likely running on fossil fuel...
www.otecnews.org   (592 words)

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