Could you explain this in terms that can be understold by less technical types ?

A Sea-Wave powered desalination and/or electrical power generation. " S W E D "

This is a system that uses the waves made by ships passing through straits. It is intended to build a tween plant at Gibraltar (on both sides of the rock). The patent is in its secret phase, but the Durector can give you some hints in a private conversation.

System / process cuts operational costs by 50%.

The above mentioned system cuts the operational cost by 50% as compared with the other one.

Annual water production capacities 5-50 Mm3 of Pure-Water.

It is a typographical error: It should be read 5-50 mm3 of Pure-Water

Annual electricity production capacities 20-200 MkWh

Another typo, it should be: electricity production capacities 20-200 MikroWH.

Ready for serial production.

That means that every think has been nicely drawn on the 3 pages technical documentation. First page a panoramic view of Gibraltar with ships passing on both sides. Second page a picture (color) of the Durector in his 20 ft ceiling office. Page three with the estimated cost that has to be deposited in Durector's name in Grand Caiman Bank of Waves.

Searching for strategic Investor / Partner

I think that it is easy to understand, even by less technical individuals.

Also, I encourage you to try to get a higher engineering degree (if you, already, are a PhD, disregard the advice), your manifested curiosity is showing hope....

I hope the 'durector' can engineer better than he can spell.

The units make no sense either.

I have yet to see a wave power system that is much less than crackpot.

Quote, 'That means that every think has been nicely drawn on the 3 pages technical documentation.' The environmental study alone will run into the tens of thousands of pages.

Good luck finding suckers Oh, I meant investors.