• Each CSS sprays 3km3 of water per year equivalent to 7 GigaWatts continuous
• Associated Cloud Machine effect produces solar shading equivalent to 97 GigaWatts continuous
• Associated Wave Machine locks up approx 1 million tons of CO2 per year.
• Organic CO2 burial would likely exceed that figure.

• A ‘slow-tech’ design would encompass low speeds and a 200-year life.
• Reinforced Concrete (RC) is used extensively as construction material,
  because of its cost, strength and durability.
• Building such machines would be viable for the existing offshore industry.
• The technology is easily transferable to less-developed countries.
• A low-maintenance design allows for minimal upkeep cost.

• The CSS is totally wave-powered using renewable energy.
• By locating the cooling appropriately, local weather patterns are affected. Monsoons could be stabilized; Hurricanes diverted.

• Such projects could be financed by a Carbon Tax; ideally through a “World Carbon Bank”
• Governments could buy in to such schemes; it’s jobs for their industry and a way to be seen to be doing something!

• Development costs are estimated at €10 million
• A working prototype would cost approx €300 million
• India could subsequently build a full-size machine for the same price.