Spain

Cities of Cadiz and Huela are ideal locations for the Ocean Motion International’s Combined Energy System. The gulf of Cadiz was chosen for a Master’s Thesis study where the ocean waves are in the five feet range. Spain has the natural resources, steel production and technical capability. Steel workers have proven abilities in the off-shore oil rig manufacturing. The cost of manpower is reasonable. The need and desire for potable and agricultural water is strong there.

Huela is a main shipping port for copper ore and pyrites which are mined nearby. It is also a major fishing and tourist center with a population estimated at 135,427.

The nearby Canary Islands are under Spanish rule. They are two provinces with a population of 1,614,882. Tourism is very important to these communities. They also have fishing and farming as principal industries. The inhabitants supplement their potable water rain collecting systems with osmosis filtration which is powered by fossil fuel power plants.