John J. Zulaikha Social Ecologist
Founder and Managing Director, Wapsec Pty Ltd.
Social Ecologist, Sound and Music Engineer.
Founding Member of AGES ALLIANCE, Australia Germany Eco Sustainable Alliance.

John Zulaikha worked as a recording engineer-producer spanning 60's to 90's, built 2 'state of the art' studios and pioneered unique recording systems in Sydney Australia. From the '60's valve sound, through transistors, discrete, ic's and finally digital, audio and mixing techniques and technologies exploded in the aftermath of The Beatles, and matching different technologies whilst maintaining highest audio quality was intrinsic to the times, as was acoustics and ergonomics. Zulaikha's unique skill set is being applied tangentially towards technologies that produce clean water and power.

Zulaikha developed a unique recording system at Emerald City, enabling simultaneous live microphone recording, midi tracking, overdubbing, mixing, video synchronization (even midi driven video-editing in the early 90's) which allowed a new freedom to manage sessions, allowing playing, singing and mixing all the same time. The "last minute" dialog or vocal or solo line was needed to be re-recorded, it involved a few patch cords and switching but it was possible.

The music-recording-studio was Zulaikha's instrument and a most fertile playground since 1969. At 46, there was a calling for more. Zulaikha jumped tracks and went to University to study Social Ecology, ecological sustainability, future studies, systems, complexity, eco systems and the carbon cycle, which led directly to the realization of the limitations on "water". A chance meeting with a veteran hydroelectric engineer took Zulaikha under his wing imparting everything about hydro pumped storage, and the train became a plane for a while, but managed to land on new tracks with a newly acquired inventive bug... the Watercraft Carrier was a taste.

1969-1995 Recording Engineer/Producer : Writer/Singer/Musician/Engineer/Sound FX Designer/Music Producer
1969 World of Sound, 1972 Trafalgar Recording Studio, 1979 United Sound and 1982-95 Emerald City Studio.
1996-1998 Studied Computers, Multi-Media and HTML.
1996-2001 Social Ecology - University of Western Sydney.
1999 ZULENET.COM, S.E.E. Social Ecology Eclectic, The Ecology Group.
2003 OTMAMTO.COM One To Many And Many To One.
2007 WAPSEC Pty Ltd with partner Helmut G. Schuster.
2008 AGES ALLIANCE Australia Germany Eco Sustainable - Technology Transfer, Intellectual Property, Cooperative Research and Development.
SOLUTIONS
2010 Water4Cities™
2011 HomeWaterPower™

Zoe takes me for 2 walks everyday.



GERMANY
Helmut G. Schuster
Director Wapsec Pty Ltd.
Founding Member of AGES ALLIANCE Australia Germany Eco Sustainable Alliance

In addition of his CEO - Security duties, Helmut is focused on the implementation of eco-sustainable (CO2 free) water and power equipment. Security includes autarkic water and power resources.

Since 2003 he consulted the installation of Renewable Energy Desalination - MEH Solar-Multiple-Effect-Humidification plants developed by Dr. Hendrik Mueller-Holst - mainly for privileged Private Customers on the Arabian Peninsula. Goal oriented he likes to stimulate "Out of the Box"- thinking as a team player, to support de-carbonisation, loves water and sailing.

1983 - 1986 West Africa - established a bio-dynamic Farm near Freetown.
1987 - 1991 North America - visited various Indian Nations - studied their lifestyle - produced a 60 min film - documentary about the Mandan.
1992 - 1997 New Zealand - studied Maori culture and situation - produced documentary.
1999 - 2001 Visited Kiribati and Nauru - studied drinking water situation on Outer Islands - developed, tested and implemented simple solar desalination systems.
2003 - 2007 Established a company for Desalination technology in Saudi Arabia.
2008 - Attended United Nations Conference, Solar for Africa, Dakar Senegal.
2010 - Peru
2011 - Africa



GERMANY
DR.-ING. HENDRIK MUELLER-HOLST
Head of Solar Thermal Desalination Group
Team leader desalination, R&D, product development, implementation of series production, turn-key-solutions, prototyping, energy issues, combined solar heat and power, CSP, hybrid (water/energy) applications, financial project management and international public relations.

Coordination and management of international projects on solar thermal desalination (Oman, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Cyprus, Canary Islands, India); simulation of solar thermal process applications.

Producer of highly selective thermal absorbers for solar energy, research and development and product implementation in the field of solar thermal process applications.

ZAE BAYERN E.V., BAYERISCHES ZENTRUM FUR ANGEWANDTE ENERGIEFORSCHUNG, (BAVARIAN CENTER FOR APPLIED ENERGY RESEARCH) DEP.4: SOLAR THERMAL AND BIOMASS

R&D, applied research and development in the solar thermal field and in biomass, innovative components and systems, pilot and reference systems

Team leader solar desalination, Project Manager

Coordination and management of international projects on solar thermal desalination (Oman, North Africa, Canary Islands); simulation of solar thermal process applications, solar Air Conditioning. National and International publications and talks on Conferences.

Dr.-Ing. Hendrik Mueller-Holst - List of Publications up to February 2009

1. Solar Driven Desalination using the MEH Method, Dr.-Ing. Hendrik Mueller-Holst, GmbH Watermanagement, held at Solar Desalination Workshop in the Ministry of Energy, 19th and 20th of October 2008, Ministry of Energy, Teheran, Iran

2. Decentralized Desalination using the MEH Method, Dr.-Ing. Hendrik Mueller-Holst, Watermanagement, held at DME-Seminar (Deutsche Meerwasserentsalzung, German Desalination Society) on Desalination and Renewable Energies, June 19th and 20th, 2008, Solarinstitute Juelich, Germany

3. Solare Entsalzung als Option einer kuenftigen Wasserversorgung. Dr. Hendrik Mueller-Holst, Muenchen, Magazine Erneuerbare Energie" 2/2007, Arbeitsgemeinschaft fuer Erneuerbare Energien, Austria, page 7-10

4. Solar thermal desalination for remote areas - from research to market introduction, Dr. Hendrik Mueller-Holst, Publication and presentation at ESTEC (3rd European Solar Thermal Energy Conference), Feiburg, June 2007

5. Dr. Hendrik Mueller-Holst, Solar Thermal Systems for Industrial Applications - Desalination, Kickoff Meeting ESTTP (European Solar Thermal Technology Platform); Brussels, February 2007 6. Dr. Hendrik Mueller-Holst, "Solar thermal desalination for remote areas Ð from research to market introduction", Publication and presentation at ESTEC (European Solar Thermal Energy Conference), ICC Berlin, January 2007

7. Editors: Lucio Rizzuti, Hisham M. Ettouney, Andrea Cipollina : Solar Desalination for the 21st Century; Author: Dr. Hendrik Mueller-Holst Title of the contribution: SOLAR THERMAL DESALINATION USING THE MULTIPLE EFFECT HUMIDIFICATION (MEH)-METHOD, Springer-Verlag GmbH ISBN: 1402055064, 2007

8. Hendrik Mueller-Holst, Solar Thermal Sea Water Desalination using Multi-Effect-Humidification, NATO Solar Desalination Workshop Hammamet, Tunisia 24th Feb 2006

9. Hendrik Mueller-Holst, Solar Thermal Sea Water Desalination using Multi-Effect-Humidification, Leadership for Renewable Energy in the Middle East and North Africa, Workshop "Advancing Renewable Energy for Desalination", United Nations University, Amman, 24/25 July 2006 Amman, Jordan

10. Hendrik Mueller-Holst, "Solar Thermal Desalination for Remote Areas Using the Multiple Effect Humidification (MEH)-Method", ISES Solar World Conference, Orlando, USA 2005

11. Hendrik Mueller-Holst, "Solar desalination an economic option for a sustainable water supply at remote locations", Desalination & Water Reuse, 2004, Volume 1, page 56-57

12. Hendrik Mueller-Holst, (2004), "Addressing desalination and water re-use solution to global fresh water challenges", in preparation for 2005-15, International Decade on "Water for Life", Edited by Sean Nicklin, Tador Rose Holding Ltd, Leicester (GB)

13. H. Mueller-Holst, M. Engelhardt and W. Schoelkopf, (1999), "MEH Water desalination System for Decentralized Application using Solar Energy or Generator Waste Heat", IDA, San Diego,

14. G. Papadakis, e. Maliderou, G. Betzias and H. Mueller-Holst, (2000), "Potential for Reject Heat from the Autonomous Exploitation of the Diesel Power Stations of the Greek Islands for Desalinating Seawater", Proceedings of the XIV Memorial CIGR World Congress, Tsukuba; Japan,

15. H. Mueller-Holst and W. Schoelkopf, (2001), "Thermal Driven Seawater Desalination using the Multi Effect Humidification Dehumidification Method", ISES, Adelaide, Australia, 16. H. Mueller-Holst, (2001), "Seawater Desalination by Multi- Effect- Humidification", SODESA Dissemination Workshop, Agriculture University of Athens, Athens, Greece, March 29,

17. H. Mueller-Holst and Hilal Al- Hinai, (2001), "Seawater Desalination by Multi- Effect- Humidification", Alesco meeting on Solar Thermal Seawater Desalination Amman, Jordan, September 3-5,

18. H. Mueller-Holst, M. Engelhardt and W. Schoelkopf, (2000), "Multi Effect Humidification Sea Water Desalination using Solar Energy or Waste Heat - Various Implementations of a New Technology", Policies and strategies for desalination and renewable energies conference, Satotorini Islands, Greece, June 21-23,

19. H. Mueller-Holst, (2000), "From Research to Business: Solar - Thermal Multi- Effect- Humidification on the Threshold to Commercialization, Business and Investment Forum for Renewable Energy sources in the Arab region, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman, November 12-14,

20. M. Spinnler, J. Blumenberg, W. Moik, H. Mueller-Holst and H.-U. Krispler, (1999), "Small-scale systems for solar thermal Desalination of Sea and Brackish Water, Milconress, Indien,

21. W. Kessling, "Recent Developments in Decentralized Energy Technology", (1999), Workshop on solar technologies: Innovative strategies, Rawalpindi, Pakistan, 23-25 February,

22. T. Fischer, H. Mueller-Holst, E. Engelhardt, W. Schoelkopf, (1999), "Small Scale Thermal Sea Water Desalination Systems for Decentralized Use: Optimization of System Design by Simulation", Ag energy conference, Athens, Greece, June 2-5,

23. H. Mueller-Holst, M.Engelhardt, "Small Scale Thermal Sewater Desalination - Simulation and Optimisation of System Design" Proceedings "International Workshop of Desalination Technologies for Small and Medium Size Plants with Limited Environmental Impact", University of Rome "La Sapienza", Rome December 1998, to be published in "Desalination"

24. H. Mueller-Holst, M.Engelhardt, M. Herve, W. Schoelkopf "Solarthermal Seawater Desalination Systems for Decentralized Use" Proceedings of the Sixth Arab International Solar Energy Conference, AISEC-6, 29 March - 1 April 1998, published by the Sultan Qaboos University of Muscat; Muscat, Sultanate of Oman 1998

25. H. Mueller-Holst, W. Kessling, M.Engelhardt, M. Herve, W. Schoelkopf "Solarthermal Seawater Desalination with 24 Hour Thermal Storage" Proceedings ISES Solar World Congress August 24-30 1997, published by KSES (Korea Institute of Energy Research), Taejon, Korea 1997

26. H. Mueller-Holst, M.Engelhardt, A. Hauer, W. Schoelkopf "Solarthermal Seawater Desalination using a Multi Effect Humidification System" Proceedings FAO-SREN-Workshop on Decentralized Rural Energy Sources , Freising (Germany) 1996

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