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Event:Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO)<PROP>Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO)<PROP>A wealth of topics will be discussed at the meeting, many stemming from key areas of importance to the area itself at this crucial time – the role of science at the center of all economic, societal and environmental recovery and development efforts, studies on renewable energy, environmental sustainability, clean water, and rebuilding and maintaining terrestrial ecosystems.<PROP>24 February 2019<PROP>1 March 2019<PROP>San Juan, Puerto Rico<PROP>https://aslo.org/page/aslo-2019-aquatic-sciences-meeting<SEP>Event:Aquaculture 2019 (Aqua19)<PROP>Aquaculture 2019 (Aqua19)<PROP>The Triennial is the largest aquaculture conference and tradeshow held in the world with nearly 4000 attendees from over 90 countries and even more countries are expected to have attendees at AQUACULTURE 2019. The Triennial combines the annual meetings of the World Aquaculture Society, National Shellfisheries Association, Fish Culture Section of the American Fisheries Society, and the National Aquaculture Association.<PROP>7 March 2019<PROP>11 March 2019<PROP>New Orleans, Louisiana<PROP>https://www.was.org/meetings/default.aspx?code=AQ2019<SEP>Event:2nd International Summit on Conventional and Sustainable Energies<PROP>2nd International Summit on Conventional and Sustainable Energies<PROP>Sustainable energies 2019 Conference to be held in Chicago, USA with the theme of "Sustaining Sustainable Energies for Sustained Growth". Sustainable energies Conference is going to help the people who are directly or indirectly related to the Electrical industry and academia. By this conference, people can share their views and ideas and can improve their knowledge about the advanced techniques to increase the productivity of the industries.
The conference includes important topics such as Renewable Energy Resources, Energy System & Efficiency Improvement, Energy Sciences, Advanced Energy Technologies, Energy System & Efficiency Improvement, Energy Storage, Power Meters, Power Generation & System, Solar Cells, Climate Change Mitigation & Environmental Impacts of Energy Systems, Cloud Computing, as well as Future Trends and Advances.<PROP>18 March 2019<PROP>19 March 2019<PROP>Chicago, Illinois, USA<PROP>https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2nd-international-summit-on-conventional-and-sustainable-energies-cse-a-tickets-52148334071<SEP>Event:AWEA Wind Project Siting and Environmental Compliance Conference 2019<PROP>AWEA Wind Project Siting and Environmental Compliance Conference 2019<PROP>While policy and manufacturing can at times dominate the headlines, we also understand the importance of siting and environmental compliance. A firm grasp of all the aspects involved with siting and compliance is a critical component for both individual wind projects and having the robust industry we all advocate for so strongly. American Wind Energy Association's (AWEA) Wind Project Siting and Environmental Compliance conference is the place where industry leaders, experts and external stakeholders gather to learn from each other and discuss the most challenging issues of the day. As the wind industry continues to expand, so does the need to better understand how wind projects interact with surrounding communities and natural environments. It is also important to use our understanding of those interactions to develop more effective siting and permitting policies. Siting wind energy projects is a crucial part of wind power development and operations.<PROP>26 March 2019<PROP>28 March 2019<PROP>Albuquerque, New Mexico<PROP>https://www.awea.org/conferences/awea-wind-resource-project-energy-assessment-confe<SEP>Event:2019 Waterpower Week in Washington<PROP>2019 Waterpower Week in Washington<PROP>On April 1 - 3, 2019 join us at the National Hydropower Association‚ Waterpower Week in Washington, the nation's premier hydropower and marine energy event. Each year, industry professionals and power producers and suppliers converge on the nation's capital to shape the future of waterpower. This 3-day jam packed event provides you the opportunity to network, learn about legislative and regulatory initiatives, and discuss the issues impacting hydropower and marine energy industry.<PROP>1 April 2019<PROP>3 April 2019<PROP>Washington DC, USA<PROP>https://www.waterpowerweek.com/index.html<SEP>Event:7th Annual Marine Energy Technology Symposium (METS)<PROP>7th Annual Marine Energy Technology Symposium (METS)<PROP>The 7th annual Marine Energy Technology Symposium (METS) will be held as part of Waterpower Week in Washington on April 1st - 3rd, 2019, at the Capital Hilton Hotel in Washington, D.C. In addition to METS, the simultaneously occurring conferences that make up Waterpower Week in Washington are the International Marine Renewable Energy Conference (IMREC) and the National Hydropower Association (NHA) Annual Conference.<PROP>1 April 2019<PROP>3 April 2019<PROP>Washington, D.C., USA<PROP>https://www.waterpowerweek.com/conference/mets-cfa.html<SEP>Event:2019 Business Network for Offshore Wind's International Partnering Forum (IPF)<PROP>2019 Business Network for Offshore Wind's International Partnering Forum (IPF)<PROP>The Business Network for Offshore Wind's International Partnering Forum (IPF) is the leading technical conference for offshore wind in the United States and is dedicated to moving the industry forward. Offshore wind brings new revenue streams and thousands of jobs to the US. The 2.5 days are packed with a cutting-edge educational program, top-notch exhibitors and abundant networking opportunities. Let's work together to keep moving this new US industry forward.<PROP>8 April 2019<PROP>10 April 2019<PROP>New York, New York, USA<PROP>https://www.offshorewindus.org/2019ipf/index.html<SEP>Event:15th Annual Symposium on Energy in the 21st Century<PROP>15th Annual Symposium on Energy in the 21st Century<PROP>With up to 400 attendees each year, the Symposium on Energy in the 21st Century, provides a gathering venue for a diverse community to join together in a non-partisan, multidisciplinary learning experience and conversation on sustainability and renewable energy. The attendees range from prominent industry professionals to students and interested citizens. Commissioners, mayors, developers, architects, lawyers, engineers, farmers, many college students, all who are interested in the future of renewable energy with the most cutting edge policy being discussed.<PROP>12 April 2019<PROP>12 April 2019<PROP>East Syracuse, New York<PROP>http://energy21symposium.org<SEP>Event:8th Annual North Carolina Renewable Ocean Energy Symposium<PROP>8th Annual North Carolina Renewable Ocean Energy Symposium<PROP>Researchers from Coastal Studies Institute, NC State University, UNC Charlotte, and NC Agricultural and Technical University funded by the North Carolina Renewable Ocean Energy program will present their innovative research aimed at understanding, developing, and facilitating renewable ocean energy in North Carolina. A reception at a nearby restaurant will follow the program on April 15.<PROP>15 April 2019<PROP>16 April 2019<PROP>Wanchese, North Carolina, USA<PROP>https://www.coastalstudiesinstitute.org/research/coastal-engineering/renewable-ocean-energy-project-overview/2019-north-carolina-renewable-ocean-energy-symposium/<SEP>Event:2019 State Energy Conference of North Carolina<PROP>2019 State Energy Conference of North Carolina<PROP>The State Energy Conference provides actionable insight into the business of energy, connecting technical innovation, diverse resources and industry opportunity to help drive North Carolina's regional energy economy forward with national impact.<PROP>30 April 2019<PROP>1 May 2019<PROP>Raleigh, North Carolina, USA<PROP>https://ncenergyconference.com<SEP>Event:Advances in Offshore Marine and Hydrokinetic Energy<PROP>Advances in Offshore Marine and Hydrokinetic Energy<PROP>The development of marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) energy will help meet local power demands and reduce the Levelized Cost of Energy for coastal communities. In addition to applying lessons learned and standards developed in the offshore oil and gas industry, new tools and technologies are being developed to make MHK energy cost competitive and ensure its place in the worldwide power generation fleet. The session highlights ongoing work in the MHK space to reduce costs and time associated with deploying arrays of MHK devices through lessons learned in offshore oil and gas, technology development, and better understanding of the offshore environment.<PROP>9 May 2019<PROP>9 May 2019<PROP>Houston, Texas<PROP>http://2019.otcnet.org/why-attend/offshore-renewable-program<SEP>Event:Manta Ray Proposers Day<PROP>Manta Ray Proposers Day<PROP>DARPA's Tactical Technology Office (TTO) is sponsoring a Proposers Day to provide information on the objectives of the Manta Ray program in advance of a planned Broad Agency Announcement (BAA). The Proposers Day will be held on Monday, May 13, 2019 at the DARPA Conference Center from 9:00am to 5:30pm Eastern Time. Advance registration is required. Check-in at 8:00am.<PROP>13 May 2019<PROP>13 May 2019<PROP>DARPA Conference Center, 675 North Randolph Street, Arlington, VA 22203<PROP>http://www.cvent.com/d/r6qxm8<SEP>Event:All Energy Exhibition and Conference 2019<PROP>All Energy Exhibition and Conference 2019<PROP>All-Energy is the UK’s leading renewable energy event, showcasing the latest technologies and services for the energy supply chain and both private and public sector energy end users, developers and investors. All-Energy is the UK’s leading renewable energy event, showcasing the latest technologies and services for the energy supply chain and both private and public sector energy end users, developers and investors.<PROP>15 May 2019<PROP>16 May 2019<PROP>Glasgow, Scotland, UK<PROP>http://www.all-energy.co.uk/<SEP>Event:ASEAN Sustainable Energy Week 2019<PROP>ASEAN Sustainable Energy Week 2019<PROP>ASEAN Sustainable Energy Week 2019 will feature the very latest innovative energy sources along with cutting-edge machinery and equipment from over 1,500 of the world’s leading brands from 35 countries and 12 National Pavilions including Israel, Czech Republic, Germany, China, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan and Korea. The 2019 show is set to welcome more than 27,000 top buyers from 45 countries. The show highlights Renewable Energy sources and the latest technology in this area. Wind & Solar Power are among the many systems & programs featured along with Thermal and Waste-to-energy, Hydo-powered programs, Bio-mass and other green technology also covered. Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Clinics staffed by experts are conducted at the show.<PROP>5 June 2019<PROP>8 June 2019<PROP>BITEC, Bangkok, Thailand<PROP>http://www.asew-expo.com/Home.aspx<SEP>Event:2019 OMAE-International Conference on Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering<PROP>2019 OMAE-International Conference on Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering<PROP>OMAE2019 is the ideal forum for researchers, engineers, managers, technicians and students from the scientific and industrial communities from around the world to meet and present advances in technology and its scientific support; exchange ideas and experiences whilst promoting technological progress and its application in industry, and promote international cooperation in ocean, offshore and arctic engineering Following on the tradition of excellence of previous OMAE conferences, more than 900 technical papers are planned for presentation.<PROP>9 June 2019<PROP>14 June 2019<PROP>Glasgow, Scotland UK<PROP>https://www.asme.org/events/omae/venue-travel<SEP>Event:European Conference on Renewable Energy Systems VII (ECRES) 2019<PROP>European Conference on Renewable Energy Systems VII (ECRES) 2019<PROP>The purpose of ECRES 2019 is to bring researchers, engineers and natural scientists together on all branches of renewable energy systems. Wind, solar, hydrogen, hydro-, geothermal, solar concentrating, bio-mass, power systems, fuel-cell energy systems and all energy-related topics are welcome. ECRES 2019 aims to present and disseminate the cutting-edge results to the international community of energy in the form of research, development, applications, design and technology.
It is thereby expected that it can assist researchers, scientists, manufacturers, companies, communities, agencies, associations and societies to keep abreast of new developments in their specialist fields and to find innovative solutions in their problems.<PROP>10 June 2019<PROP>12 June 2019<PROP>Madrid, Spain<PROP>http://ecres.net/<SEP>Event:OCEANS 2019<PROP>OCEANS 2019<PROP>The Marine Technology Society and the IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society partner to present OCEANS, bringing together 2,000 of the world's leading marine professionals in an intimate and active coastal setting to network, collaborate, and learn about cutting-edge research, innovations, technologies, and applications in the marine technology and engineering fields. The OCEANS 2019 Marseille technical program and topics will focus on breakthrough practices and technologies for protecting and sustaining our oceans and coasts, and the positive economical outcome of working collaboratively in these efforts.<PROP>17 June 2019<PROP>20 June 2019<PROP>Marseille, France<PROP>https://www.oceans19mtsieeemarseille.org/<SEP>Event:3rd World Congress and Exhibition on Wind & Renewable Energy (Wind Energy 2019)<PROP>3rd World Congress and Exhibition on Wind & Renewable Energy (Wind Energy 2019)<PROP>The 3rd World Congress and Exhibition on Wind & Renewable Energy will be held on June 24-25, 2019 in Barcelona, Spain with the theme of "Green Energy and Environmental Protection".
Wind Energy 2019 is all about planning, operating, grid integration, aero dynamic noise cancellation, urban wind energy promotion, and upcoming prospects of wind & renewable energy. Wind Energy 2019 will also include advancing international knowledge transfer in ice observing and early protections, challenges and case studies of wind energy. Wind Energy 2019 gets together experts, researchers, scholars and students from all areas of Wind Engineering, Electrical, Electronics Engineering, Control Engineering and other related areas.<PROP>24 June 2019<PROP>25 June 2019<PROP>Barcelona, Spain<PROP>https://windenergy.expertconferences.org/<SEP>Event:WHOI Marine Robotics Entrepreneurship Leadership Forum (MRELF)<PROP>WHOI Marine Robotics Entrepreneurship Leadership Forum (MRELF)<PROP>WHOI Marine Robotics Entrepreneurship Leadership Forum (MRELF)<PROP>17 July 2019<PROP>18 July 2019<PROP>Woods Hole, MA<PROP>https://www.whoi.edu/marinerobotics/home<SEP>Event:HydroVision International 2019<PROP>HydroVision International 2019<PROP>HydroVision International provides a week of informative hydropower focused meetings including perspectives on the role of hydropower and issues affecting hydro resources. It will also help participants develop a vision to meet challenges and ensure the future sustainability of hydro. Participate in panel discussions, technical paper presentations, and poster presentations to gain a better understanding of current and future challenges affecting hydropower.<PROP>23 July 2019<PROP>25 July 2019<PROP>Portland, OR<PROP>https://www.hydroevent.com/index.html<SEP>Event:IEEE PES General Meeting<PROP>IEEE PES General Meeting<PROP>IEEE PES General Meeting<PROP>4 August 2019<PROP>8 August 2019<PROP>Atlanta, GA<PROP>http://pes-gm.org/2019/<SEP>Event:Introducing Tethys Engineering<PROP>Introducing Tethys Engineering<PROP>On Wednesday, 7 August 2019 from 9:00 to 10:00 PST, Tethys will be hosting a webinar to introduce Tethys Engineering, a new website that will cover the technical and engineering aspects of the marine renewable energy industry. The webinar will walk through the website, highlighting new content and features. For more information, visit the webinar’s page on Tethys.<PROP>7 August 2019<PROP>7 August 2019<PROP>Webinar<PROP>https://tethys.pnnl.gov/events/tethys-webinar-introducing-new-tethys-engineering-knowledge-base?utm_source=PRIMRE<SEP>Event:8th International Conference & Exhibition on Clean Energy (ICCE 2019)<PROP>8th International Conference & Exhibition on Clean Energy (ICCE 2019)<PROP>This conference is organized to share and discuss recent developments in clean energy sector. The aim of ICCE 2019 is to gather researchers, scientists, engineers, practitioners, policy makers, from all over the world to present advances in the clean energy technologies. We are in an era in which there is a continuous progress in green energy sources and technologies and ICCE 2019 will provide a forum to exchange information, present new technologies and developments, and discuss the future direction, strategies and priorities in the field of clean energy.<PROP>12 August 2019<PROP>14 August 2019<PROP>Montreal, Canada<PROP>http://icce2019.iaemm.com/Home.php<SEP>Event:Marine Renewables Canada annual East Coast Summer Event<PROP>Marine Renewables Canada annual East Coast Summer Event<PROP>Marine Renewables Canada annual East Coast Summer Event<PROP>15 August 2019<PROP>15 August 2019<PROP>Halifax, Nova Scotia<PROP>https://marinerenewables.ca/east-coast-summer-event-august-15-2019/<SEP>Event:18th European INORE Symposium<PROP>18th European INORE Symposium<PROP>18th European INORE Symposium<PROP>25 August 2019<PROP>31 August 2019<PROP>Nocera Umbra, Italy<PROP>https://inore.org/<SEP>Event:World Water Week (WWW)<PROP>World Water Week (WWW)<PROP>World Water Week (WWW)<PROP>25 August 2019<PROP>30 August 2019<PROP>Stockholm, Sweden<PROP>http://www.worldwaterweek.org/<SEP>Event:ANTX<PROP>ANTX<PROP>ANTX<PROP>28 August 2019<PROP>29 August 2019<PROP>Newport, RI<PROP>https://www.navsea.navy.mil/Home/Warfare-Centers/NUWC-Newport/What-We-Do/ANTX-2019/<SEP>Event:Introduction to the Marine Energy Collegiate Competition<PROP>Introduction to the Marine Energy Collegiate Competition<PROP>NREL and the U.S. Department of Energy’s Water Power Technologies Office have just launched the Marine Energy Collegiate Competition: Powering the Blue Economy to inspire student teams to innovate next-generation marine energy solutions. The competition provides structure and support for college and university programs to explore concepts related to desalination, aquaculture, and ocean observation market applications.
Culminating at the International Conference on Ocean Energy, which will be held in Washington D.C. in May 2020, the Marine Energy Collegiate Competition will showcase team pitches and design concepts while presenting networking and career development opportunities. Learn more about the competition on the upcoming informational webinar.<PROP>29 August 2019<PROP>29 August 2019<PROP><PROP>https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/1309483564825210893<SEP>Event:13th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (EWTEC)<PROP>13th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (EWTEC)<PROP>The European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (EWTEC) series are international, technical and scientific conferences, focussed on ocean renewable energy and widely respected for their commitment to maintain high standards in the quality of academic and industrial contributions to their proceedings.
EWTEC provides a forum where those at the forefront of technology development in the sector meet, interact, present their latest knowledge and debate new ideas and issues pertinent to wave and tidal energy conversion. It thus provides attendees with a perfect forum for knowledge transfer and debate at the cutting edge of marine renewable energy technology.
The conferences are the pre-eminent global pedagogic and scholarly events dealing with wave and tidal energy conversion and provide global focus for all activities in wave and marine current energy conversion technologies, research, development and demonstration.<PROP>1 September 2019<PROP>6 September 2019<PROP>Napoli, Rome<PROP>http://www.ewtec.org/conferences/ewtec-2019/<SEP>Event:PRIMRE Side Event - The U.S. Integrated System for Accessing Data<PROP>PRIMRE Side Event - The U.S. Integrated System for Accessing Data<PROP>The purpose of the side event is to provide an overview of PRIMRE and the main knowledge hubs that are supported within PRIMRE: MHK Data Repository, Tethys, and Tethys Engineering. We will demonstrate access to a broad range of information and data housed in the knowledge hubs.<PROP>2 September 2019<PROP>2 September 2019<PROP>Napoli, Italy<PROP>https://tethys.pnnl.gov/events/primre-side-event-us-integrated-system-accessing-data?utm_source=Tethys&utm_campaign=e370fa7f1a-Tethys+Blast+9+August+2019&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2d9450ca22-e370fa7f1a-246355789<SEP>Event:24th World Energy Congress (WEC)<PROP>24th World Energy Congress (WEC)<PROP>24th World Energy Congress (WEC)<PROP>9 September 2019<PROP>12 September 2019<PROP>Abu Dhabi, UAE<PROP>https://www.worldenergy.org/events/4411c1e3-69bd-e711-80c6-00155d050ff0/<SEP>Event:PMEC All-Center meeting<PROP>PMEC All-Center meeting<PROP>email bpolagye@uw.edu<PROP>10 September 2019<PROP>10 September 2019<PROP>Portland, OR<PROP><SEP>Event:IECRE ME-OMC<PROP>IECRE ME-OMC<PROP>IECRE ME-OMC<PROP>11 September 2019<PROP>12 September 2019<PROP>Geneva, Switzerland<PROP>http://www.iecre.org/sectors/marineenergy/me_meetings.htm<SEP>Event:POET / OREC 2019<PROP>POET / OREC 2019<PROP>POET / OREC 2019<PROP>11 September 2019<PROP>12 September 2019<PROP>Portland, OR<PROP>https://pacificoceanenergy.org/<SEP>Event:PRIMRE Workshop - Making MRE Data Accessible<PROP>PRIMRE Workshop - Making MRE Data Accessible<PROP>The purpose of the workshop is to provide an overview of PRIMRE and the main knowledge hubs that are supported within PRIMRE: MHK Data Repository, Tethys, and Tethys Engineering. We will demonstrate access to a broad range of information and data housed in the knowledge hubs.<PROP>11 September 2019<PROP>11 September 2019<PROP>Portland, Oregon, USA<PROP>https://tethys.pnnl.gov/events/primre-workshop-making-mre-data-accessible?utm_source=Tethys&utm_campaign=e370fa7f1a-Tethys+Blast+9+August+2019&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2d9450ca22-e370fa7f1a-246355789<SEP>Event:PMEC Advisory Meeting<PROP>PMEC Advisory Meeting<PROP>email bpolagye@uw.edu<PROP>13 September 2019<PROP>13 September 2019<PROP>Portland, OR<PROP><SEP>Event:Integrated WEC Design: Theory and Practice<PROP>Integrated WEC Design: Theory and Practice<PROP>RSVP to: pmec@oregonstate.edu<PROP>16 September 2019<PROP>17 September 2019<PROP>Corvallis, OR<PROP><SEP>Event:OceanObs '19<PROP>OceanObs '19<PROP>As part of the decadal conference series, OceanObs’19 will galvanize the ocean observing community ranging from scientists to end users. OceanObs’19 seeks to improve response to scientific and societal needs of a fit-for-purpose integrated ocean observing system, for better understanding the environment of the Earth, monitoring climate, and informing adaptation strategies as well as the sustainable use of ocean resources.<PROP>16 September 2019<PROP>20 September 2019<PROP>Honolulu, Hawaii, USA<PROP>http://www.oceanobs19.net/<SEP>Event:Maritime Hydrogen & Marine Renewable Energy<PROP>Maritime Hydrogen & Marine Renewable Energy<PROP>Maritime Hydrogen & Marine Renewable Energy<PROP>18 September 2019<PROP>19 September 2019<PROP>Florø, Norway<PROP>https://maritimsfj.squarespace.com/arrangement/conference-maritime-hydrogen-amp-marine-renewable-energy<SEP>Event:BlueTech Week 2019<PROP>BlueTech Week 2019<PROP>BlueTech Week 2019<PROP>18 September 2019<PROP>22 September 2019<PROP>San Diego, CA<PROP>https://www.bluetechclusters.org/btca-member-events/2019/11/18/bluetech-week-2019-san-diego-ca<SEP>Event:The Ocean<PROP>The Ocean<PROP>The Ocean<PROP>18 September 2019<PROP>19 September 2019<PROP>Bergen, Norway<PROP>https://www.theocean.no/<SEP>Event:WEFTEC 2019<PROP>WEFTEC 2019<PROP>WEFTEC 2019<PROP>23 September 2019<PROP>25 September 2019<PROP>Chicago, IL<PROP>https://www.weftec.org/attend/register/about-registration/<SEP>Event:Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics (APS DFD)<PROP>Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics (APS DFD)<PROP>Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics (APS DFD)<PROP>24 September 2019<PROP>26 September 2019<PROP>Seattle, WA<PROP>https://www.aps.org/units/dfd/meetings/meeting.cfm?name=DFD19<SEP>Event:IEEE ENERGY CONVERSION CONGRESS & EXPO 2019 (IEEE ECCE)<PROP>IEEE ENERGY CONVERSION CONGRESS & EXPO 2019 (IEEE ECCE)<PROP>IEEE ENERGY CONVERSION CONGRESS & EXPO 2019 (IEEE ECCE)<PROP>29 September 2019<PROP>3 October 2019<PROP>Baltimore, MD<PROP>http://www.ieee-ecce.org/2019/<SEP>Event:Breaking the Surface Conference (BtS2019)<PROP>Breaking the Surface Conference (BtS2019)<PROP>Breaking the Surface Conference (BtS2019)<PROP>29 September 2019<PROP>6 October 2019<PROP>Biograd na Moru, Croatia<PROP>http://bts.fer.hr/<SEP>Event:Ocean Energy Europe - OEE 2019<PROP>Ocean Energy Europe - OEE 2019<PROP>Ocean Energy Europe - OEE 2019<PROP>30 September 2019<PROP>1 October 2019<PROP>Dublin, Ireland<PROP>https://www.oceanenergy-europe.eu/<SEP>Event:Marine Energy Collegiate Competition Webinar<PROP>Marine Energy Collegiate Competition Webinar<PROP>Attendees will learn details of the Marine Energy Collegiate Competition scheduled for May 19-20, 2020.<PROP>3 October 2019<PROP>3 October 2019<PROP>Webinar<PROP>https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/2454761264944581901<SEP>Event:Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop (TMTW)<PROP>Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop (TMTW)<PROP>Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop (TMTW)<PROP>6 October 2019<PROP>10 October 2019<PROP>San Diego, CA<PROP>http://www.teledynemarine.com/events/TMTW2019?utm_campaign=TM newsletter January 2019&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Eloqua<SEP>Event:WPTO Peer Review 2019<PROP>WPTO Peer Review 2019<PROP>WPTO Peer Review 2019<PROP>7 October 2019<PROP>9 October 2019<PROP>Alexandria, VA<PROP>https://ww2.eventrebels.com/er/Registration/StepRegInfo.jsp?ActivityID=28700&StepNumber=1<SEP>Event:Offshore Energy 2019 Exhibition and Conference<PROP>Offshore Energy 2019 Exhibition and Conference<PROP>Offshore Energy attracts a global audience of more than 12,145 offshore energy industry professionals. The three-day event, features an exhibition where over 600 companies will showcase their products and services. The accompanying conference addresses current and future issues in the offshore industry, covering developments in oil & gas, offshore wind and marine energy.
The Offshore Energy Conference caters to different target groups across the oil & gas, offshore wind and marine energy industries. The Keynotes sessions discuss global, industry-wide developments in the oil market, gas market, offshore wind market and marine energy market. The Thematic sessions zoom in on specific topics along the lifecycles of oil & gas and / or offshore wind.<PROP>7 October 2019<PROP>9 October 2019<PROP>Amsterdam, The Netherlands<PROP>https://www.offshore-energy.biz/home<SEP>Event:Energy3 Canada<PROP>Energy3 Canada<PROP>energy3 Canada<PROP>16 October 2019<PROP>18 October 2019<PROP>Halifax, Nova Scotia<PROP>https://energy3canada.com/<SEP>Event:IDA 2019 World Congress on Desalination (IDA19)<PROP>IDA 2019 World Congress on Desalination (IDA19)<PROP>IDA 2019 World Congress on Desalination (IDA19)<PROP>20 October 2019<PROP>24 October 2019<PROP>Dubai, UAE<PROP>https://wc.idadesal.org/<SEP>Event:2019 National Coastal Conference<PROP>2019 National Coastal Conference<PROP>2019 National Coastal Conference<PROP>22 October 2019<PROP>25 October 2019<PROP>Myrtle Beach, SC<PROP>http://asbpa.org/conferences/future-meetings/<SEP>Event:Our Ocean 2019<PROP>Our Ocean 2019<PROP>Our Ocean 2019<PROP>22 October 2019<PROP>24 October 2019<PROP>Oslo, Norway<PROP>https://ourocean2019.no/<SEP>Event:International Renewable Energy Conference (2019 IREC)<PROP>International Renewable Energy Conference (2019 IREC)<PROP>International Renewable Energy Conference (2019 IREC)<PROP>23 October 2019<PROP>26 October 2019<PROP>Seoul, Republic of Korea<PROP>http://www.ren21.net/irecs/<SEP>Event:OCEANS (IEEE, OES, MTS)<PROP>OCEANS (IEEE, OES, MTS)<PROP>OCEANS (IEEE, OES, MTS)<PROP>28 October 2019<PROP>31 October 2019<PROP>Seattle, WA<PROP>https://seattle19.oceansconference.org/<SEP>Event:OTC Brasil<PROP>OTC Brasil<PROP>OTC Brasil<PROP>29 October 2019<PROP>31 October 2019<PROP>Rio de Janeiro, Brazil<PROP>http://www.otcnet.org/Brasil<SEP>Event:Oceans In Action 2019 (MTS)<PROP>Oceans In Action 2019 (MTS)<PROP>Oceans In Action 2019 (MTS)<PROP>4 November 2019<PROP>13 November 2019<PROP>Gulfport, MS<PROP>https://www.mtsociety.org/oceans-in-action/<SEP>Event:WPTO Semiannual Stakeholder Webinar<PROP>WPTO Semiannual Stakeholder Webinar<PROP>The WPTO is holding the second installment of its semiannual stakeholder webinars led by WPTO Director Alejandro Moreno on Tuesday, November 5, 2019 from 3:00 to 5:00PM EST.
Mr. Moreno will be joined by Marine and Hydrokinetics (MHK) Program Manager Tim Ramsey, Hydropower Program Manager Tim Welch, and Strategy and Analysis Program Manager Hoyt Battey.
As a new fiscal year begins, Program representatives will highlight key feedback received during discussions at the 2019 WPTO Peer Review, past year accomplishments, and upcoming priorities in 2020. The presentation will close with Q&A. This webinar is one of many opportunities the office is making available to improve transparency and engagement with the diverse groups of stakeholders interested in water power science and research. We look forward to having you join us.<PROP>5 November 2019<PROP>5 November 2019<PROP>Online<PROP>https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/2712218511058642443<SEP>Event:Oceanology International China (OI)<PROP>Oceanology International China (OI)<PROP>Oceanology International China (OI)<PROP>13 November 2019<PROP>15 November 2019<PROP>Shanghai, China<PROP>https://www.oichina.com.cn/en-gb.html<SEP>Event:2019 MRS Fall Meeting<PROP>2019 MRS Fall Meeting<PROP>2019 MRS Fall Meeting<PROP>1 December 2019<PROP>6 December 2019<PROP>Boston, MA<PROP>https://www.mrs.org/fall2019<SEP>Event:American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall 2019 Meeting<PROP>American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall 2019 Meeting<PROP>American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall 2019 Meeting<PROP>9 December 2019<PROP>13 December 2019<PROP>San Francisco, CA<PROP>https://fallmeeting.agu.org/2017/future-meetings/<SEP>Event:MHKDR Data Management and Submission Training Dec 2019<PROP>MHKDR Data Management and Submission Training Dec 2019<PROP>Webinar providing information on proper data management and instructions on submitting data to the MHKDR, including what to submit, how to submit, and how to make your data useful.<PROP>11 December 2019<PROP>11 December 2019<PROP>Online<PROP>https://mhkdr.openei.org<SEP>Event:PAMEC 2020<PROP>PAMEC 2020<PROP>The newly formed PAMEC. Energy Association is hosting its first Marine Renewable Energy Conference in San Jose, Costa Rica from January 26-28, 2020. The conference will cover a wide range of topics from technical to socioeconomic and envrionmental issues associated with the development of renewable energy on and from the ocean. Pan-American Marine Energy Conferences are designed to complement similar research collaboration conferences in Europe (European Wave and Tidal Energy Conferences or EWTEC) and in Asia (Asian Wave and Tidal Energy Conference or AWTEC). The PAMEC.Energy Association was established to be an ongoing organization to provide continuity between Conferences, and to support research and development in a range of marine renewable energy activities including offshore wind, wave, tidal, and thermal currents.
Researchers with an interest in these matters are encouraged to submit an extended abstract by June 15, 2019.<PROP>26 January 2020<PROP>28 January 2020<PROP>San Jose, Costa Rica<PROP>https://pamec.energy/pamec-2020-conference-details/<SEP>Event:Integrated WEC Design: Theory and Practice Workshop<PROP>Integrated WEC Design: Theory and Practice Workshop<PROP>Integrated WEC Design: Theory and Practice Workshop<PROP>3 February 2020<PROP>4 February 2020<PROP>Corvallis, Oregon<PROP>https://www.pmec.us/wec-design-workshop<SEP>Event:Underwater Intervention (UI)<PROP>Underwater Intervention (UI)<PROP>Underwater Intervention (UI)<PROP>4 February 2020<PROP>6 February 2020<PROP>New Orleans, Louisiana<PROP>https://www.underwaterintervention.com/<SEP>Event:Government University Industry Research Roundtable (GUIRR)<PROP>Government University Industry Research Roundtable (GUIRR)<PROP>“The Role of Research and Technology in the Changing Ocean Economy"<PROP>4 February 2020<PROP>5 February 2020<PROP>Washington, District of Columbia<PROP>https://sites.nationalacademies.org/pga/guirr/meeting/index.htm<SEP>Event:Ocean Sciences Meeting 2020<PROP>Ocean Sciences Meeting 2020<PROP>The 2020 Ocean Sciences Meeting convenes every two years and provides a venue for international scientists, students, government representatives and industry practitioners to exchange information via oral presentations and poster sessions. Topics covered include all aspects of oceanography, especially multidisciplinary topics, as well as presentations that reflect new and emerging research on the global ocean and society, including science education, outreach and public policy. The OSM originated in 1982 as a joint effort between the American Geophysical Union (AGU) and the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO). In 2004 The Oceanography Society (TOS) joined as a regular co-sponsor.<PROP>16 February 2020<PROP>21 February 2020<PROP>San Diego, California<PROP>https://www2.agu.org/ocean-sciences-meeting/<SEP>Event:Central America and the Caribbean Renewable Energy Congress (RECAM)<PROP>Central America and the Caribbean Renewable Energy Congress (RECAM)<PROP>Central America and the Caribbean Renewable Energy Congress (RECAM)<PROP>3 March 2020<PROP>4 March 2020<PROP>Panama City, Panama<PROP>https://www.recamcongress.com/<SEP>Event:World Ocean Summit "The New Ocean Agenda"<PROP>World Ocean Summit "The New Ocean Agenda"<PROP>World Ocean Summit "The New Ocean Agenda"<PROP>3 March 2020<PROP>10 March 2020<PROP>Tokyo, Japan<PROP>https://www.woi.economist.com/world-ocean-summit/<SEP>Event:CERAWEEK 2020<PROP>CERAWEEK 2020<PROP>CERAWEEK 2020<PROP>9 March 2020<PROP>13 March 2020<PROP>Houston, TX<PROP>https://ceraweek.com/<SEP>Event:WETS Program Review<PROP>WETS Program Review<PROP>Contact adruetzl@hawaii.edu for further information.<PROP>10 March 2020<PROP>13 March 2020<PROP>Honolulu, Hawaii<PROP><SEP>Event:IEC TC 114 Plenary Meeting - 2020<PROP>IEC TC 114 Plenary Meeting - 2020<PROP>Contact Arielle Cardinal (Arielle.Cardinal@nrel.gov) for further information.<PROP>13 March 2020<PROP>17 March 2020<PROP>Singapore<PROP><SEP>Event:Oceanology International (OI) Conference<PROP>Oceanology International (OI) Conference<PROP>Oceanology International (OI) Conference<PROP>17 March 2020<PROP>19 March 2020<PROP>London, UK<PROP><SEP>Event:OTC Asia<PROP>OTC Asia<PROP>OTC Asia<PROP>24 March 2020<PROP>27 March 2020<PROP>Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia<PROP>http://2020.otcasia.org/<SEP>Event:North Carolina Renewable Ocean Energy Program Symposium<PROP>North Carolina Renewable Ocean Energy Program Symposium<PROP>Contact Lindsay Dubbs (dubbs@email.unc.edu) for further information.<PROP>30 March 2020<PROP>31 March 2020<PROP>Wanchese, North Carolina<PROP><SEP>Event:OCEANS’20<PROP>OCEANS’20<PROP>OCEANS’20<PROP>6 April 2020<PROP>9 April 2020<PROP>Singapore<PROP><SEP>Event:MTS Bouy Workshop<PROP>MTS Bouy Workshop<PROP>MTS Buoy Workshop<PROP>13 April 2020<PROP>16 April 2020<PROP>Wilmington, North Carolina<PROP>https://buoytech.mtsociety.org/<SEP>Event:Ocean Worlds ASCE Earth & Space 2020<PROP>Ocean Worlds ASCE Earth & Space 2020<PROP>Ocean Worlds ASCE Earth & Space 2020<PROP>21 April 2020<PROP>23 April 2020<PROP>Seattle, WA<PROP>https://www.earthspaceconference.org/symposium-2<SEP>Event:Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewables 2020 (EIMR)<PROP>Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewables 2020 (EIMR)<PROP>Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewables 2020 (EIMR)<PROP>21 April 2020<PROP>23 April 2020<PROP>Oban, Scotland<PROP>https://www.uhi.ac.uk/en/research-enterprise/events-and-seminars/eimr/eimr-2020/?utm_source=Tethys&utm_campaign=6f286420fb-<SEP>Event:USNA Capstone Day<PROP>USNA Capstone Day<PROP>USNA Capstone Day<PROP>22 April 2020<PROP>22 April 2020<PROP>Annapolis, Maryland<PROP><SEP>Event:AUVSI Xponential<PROP>AUVSI Xponential<PROP>AUVSI Xponential<PROP>3 May 2020<PROP>6 May 2020<PROP>Atlanta, Georgia<PROP><SEP>Event:Marine Renewable Energy: Resource Characterization, Interactions and Impacts<PROP>Marine Renewable Energy: Resource Characterization, Interactions and Impacts<PROP>This session is designed to share information on new research techniques and methods to better understand the resource and the environment, including mapping tools, numerical modeling approaches, and observations.<PROP>3 May 2020<PROP>8 May 2020<PROP>Vienna, Austria<PROP>https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2020/session/34704<SEP>Event:OTC 2020<PROP>OTC 2020<PROP>OTC 2020<PROP>4 May 2020<PROP>7 May 2020<PROP>Houston, TX<PROP>http://2020.otcnet.org/<SEP>Event:Water Power 411 - WPTO Semiannual Stakeholder Webinar<PROP>Water Power 411 - WPTO Semiannual Stakeholder Webinar<PROP>WPTO’s third semiannual stakeholder webinar will be held on Tuesday, May 12, 2020, from 1:00–2:30 p.m. ET. Led by WPTO Director Alejandro Moreno, the webinar will also feature EERE Deputy Assistant Secretary for Renewable Power David Solan, Golden Field Office Director Derek Passarelli, Marine and Hydrokinetics Program Manager Tim Ramsey, Hydropower Program Manager Tim Welch, and Strategy and Analysis Program Manager Hoyt Battey. DOE representatives will highlight recent announcements and publications, share project updates, and discuss upcoming priorities. They will also discuss COVID-19 impacts to events and DOE funded work. The presentation will close with Q&A.
This webinar is one of WPTO’s many efforts to improve transparency and engagement with the diverse groups of water power science and research stakeholders. Email questions ahead of the webinar to WaterPowerTechnologiesOffice@ee.doe.gov. Register now!<PROP>12 May 2020<PROP>12 May 2020<PROP>Webinar<PROP>https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/5673655227454677260<SEP>Event:International Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE)<PROP>International Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE)<PROP>International Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE)<PROP>19 May 2020<PROP>21 May 2020<PROP>Washington, DC<PROP>https://www.hydro.org/news/nha-releases-new-details-for-2020-icoe/<SEP>Event:Marine Energy Collegiate Competition<PROP>Marine Energy Collegiate Competition<PROP>The U.S. Department of Energy will host the first Marine Energy Collegiate Competition designed to challenge interdisciplinary teams of undergraduate and graduate students to offer unique solutions to the burgeoning marine energy industry that can play a vital role in powering the blue economy.<PROP>19 May 2020<PROP>21 May 2020<PROP>Washington, DC<PROP>https://openei.org/wiki/PRIMRE/STEM/Marine_Energy_Collegiate_Competition_(MECC)<SEP>Event:2020 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON OCEAN ENERGY (ICOE)<PROP>2020 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON OCEAN ENERGY (ICOE)<PROP>The theme for ICOE 2020 is “Energizing a Powerful Blue Economy.” The event will showcase breakthroughs in ocean energy technology research and development, prepare ocean renewable energy to benefit the larger “Blue Economy” and the electrical grid, and identify research needed to further advance the state of the technology.<PROP>19 May 2020<PROP>21 May 2020<PROP>Marriott Marquis Washington, D.C.<PROP>https://www.hydro.org/event/2020-international-conference-on-ocean-energy-icoe/<SEP>Event:UN Ocean Conference<PROP>UN Ocean Conference<PROP>UN Ocean Conference<PROP>2 June 2020<PROP>6 June 2020<PROP>Lisbon, Portugal<PROP>https://oceanconference.un.org/<SEP>Event:International Conference on Ocean, Offshore, and Arctic Engineering (OMAE)<PROP>International Conference on Ocean, Offshore, and Arctic Engineering (OMAE)<PROP>International Conference on Ocean, Offshore, and Arctic Engineering (OMAE)<PROP>7 June 2020<PROP>12 June 2020<PROP>Fort Lauderdale, FL<PROP>http://calendar.asme.org/EventDetail.cfm?EventID=40355<SEP>Event:World Ocean Day 2020<PROP>World Ocean Day 2020<PROP>World Ocean Day 2020<PROP>8 June 2020<PROP>8 June 2020<PROP><PROP>https://www.worldoceansday.org/<SEP>Event:Capital Hill Ocean Week 2020<PROP>Capital Hill Ocean Week 2020<PROP>Capital Hill Ocean Week 2020<PROP>9 June 2020<PROP>11 June 2020<PROP>Washington, District of Columbia<PROP>https://marinesanctuary.org/capitol-hill-ocean-week/<SEP>Event:Seanergy<PROP>Seanergy<PROP>International leading event on marine renewable energy and offshore wind.<PROP>9 June 2020<PROP>12 June 2020<PROP>Nantes, France<PROP>https://www.seanergy-forum.com/en/seanergyforum<SEP>Event:Advancing the Marine Transportation System: In support of Emerging Trends and Technologies in Automation and Autonomy<PROP>Advancing the Marine Transportation System: In support of Emerging Trends and Technologies in Automation and Autonomy<PROP>Advancing the Marine Transportation System: In support of Emerging Trends and Technologies in Automation and Autonomy<PROP>15 June 2020<PROP>18 June 2020<PROP>Washington, DC<PROP>https://trb.secure-platform.com/a/page/MTS2020<SEP>Event:49th Power Sources Conference and Exhibition<PROP>49th Power Sources Conference and Exhibition<PROP>49th Power Sources Conference and Exhibition<PROP>15 June 2020<PROP>18 June 2020<PROP>Jacksonville, Florida<PROP>http://powersourcesconference.com/<SEP>Event:International Conference on Marine Energy and Marine Current Power<PROP>International Conference on Marine Energy and Marine Current Power<PROP>International Conference on Marine Energy and Marine Current Power<PROP>18 June 2020<PROP>19 June 2020<PROP>Toronto, Ontario<PROP>https://waset.org/marine-energy-and-marine-current-power-conference-in-june-2020-in-toronto<SEP>Event:World Hydrogen Energy Conference<PROP>World Hydrogen Energy Conference<PROP>World Hydrogen Energy Conference<PROP>22 June 2020<PROP>25 June 2020<PROP>Copenhagen, Denmark<PROP>http://www.whec2020.com/<SEP>Event:Speedam<PROP>Speedam<PROP>Symposium on Power Electronics, Electrical Drives, Automation and Motion (SPEEDAM) 2020<PROP>24 June 2020<PROP>26 June 2020<PROP>Sorrento, Italy<PROP>http://www.speedam.org/<SEP>Event:Singapore International Water Week<PROP>Singapore International Water Week<PROP>Singapore International Water Week<PROP>5 July 2020<PROP>9 July 2020<PROP>Singapore<PROP>https://www.siww.com.sg/<SEP>Event:IFAC World Congress<PROP>IFAC World Congress<PROP>International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC) - World Congress<PROP>12 July 2020<PROP>17 July 2020<PROP>Berlin, Germany<PROP>https://www.ifac2020.org/<SEP>Event:HydroVision 2020<PROP>HydroVision 2020<PROP>HydroVision 2020<PROP>14 July 2020<PROP>16 July 2020<PROP>Minneapolis, Minnesota<PROP>https://www.hydroevent.com/<SEP>Event:IEEE Power and Energy Society General Meeting<PROP>IEEE Power and Energy Society General Meeting<PROP>IEEE Power and Energy Society General Meeting<PROP>2 August 2020<PROP>6 August 2020<PROP>Montreal, Quebec<PROP>https://pes-gm.org/2020/<SEP>Event:Teledyne Marine Users' Conference Canada<PROP>Teledyne Marine Users' Conference Canada<PROP>The focus of this conference will be oceanographic, hydrographic, and hydrologic applications. As with Teledyne Marine’s other users conferences, this event will be comprised of customer presentations, product/software training, on-water demonstrations, and the opportunity to consult with Teledyne’s technology experts and your industry peers. The cornerstone of this event will be the sharing of new ideas and lessons learned in a relaxed and inviting forum.<PROP>29 September 2020<PROP>30 September 2020<PROP>Halifax, Nova Scotia<PROP>http://www.teledynemarine.com/events/Teledyne-Marine-Users-Conference-Canada/<SEP>Event:New PRIMRE Developments: Part 1 - New Sites and Tools<PROP>New PRIMRE Developments: Part 1 - New Sites and Tools<PROP>Launched in 2019, the Portal and Repository for Information on Marine Renewable Energy (PRIMRE) was developed to serve as a centralized access point that enhances the accessibility and discoverability of information relevant to marine renewable energy (MRE) development and operations in the U.S.
Part one of this two-part webinar series will highlight new sites and tools that have been developed within PRIMRE: the MRE Technology Database, MRE Software, and Telesto. The MRE Technology Database contains information on MRE devices, points to companies active in the MRE field, and traces the development of projects around the world. MRE Software is a collection of software relevant to MRE development, including the MRE Code Hub and PRIMRE Code Catalog. Telesto is a collection of information and guidance for testing, measurement, and data analysis for MRE research, development, and demonstration.<PROP>7 October 2020<PROP>7 October 2020<PROP>Online (Zoom)<PROP>https://pnnl.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJIsduuuqzMvHZEJVL2BXMtfbNWpc_bccv0<SEP>Event:Offshore Energy Exhibition and Conference (OEEC)<PROP>Offshore Energy Exhibition and Conference (OEEC)<PROP>Offshore Energy Exhibition and Conference (OEEC) is where the energy transition takes place. It is Europe's leading gathering of the entire offshore energy industry and your opportunity to network with highly qualified experts and professionals across global markets.<PROP>27 October 2020<PROP>28 October 2020<PROP>Amsterdam, The Netherlands<PROP>https://www.offshore-energy.biz/<SEP>Event:New PRIMRE Developments: Part 2 - New Features of Existing Knowledge Hubs<PROP>New PRIMRE Developments: Part 2 - New Features of Existing Knowledge Hubs<PROP>Launched in 2019, the Portal and Repository for Information on Marine Renewable Energy (PRIMRE) was developed to serve as a centralized access point that enhances the accessibility and discoverability of information relevant to marine renewable energy (MRE) development and operations in the U.S.
Part two of this two-part webinar series will highlight new features of existing PRIMRE Knowledge Hubs: Signature Projects, the Tethys Engineering Photo Library, and the PRIMRE aggregate search. Signature Projects are intended to bring focus to a selection of U.S. Department of Energy's Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO) projects. The Tethys Engineering Photo Library hosts photos and illustrations of MRE devices, arrays, and facilities that have been graciously provided by over 40 developers worldwide. Finally, the PRIMRE aggregate search enables users to find data and information from several PRIMRE Knowledge Hubs using a single entry-point.<PROP>28 October 2020<PROP>28 October 2020<PROP>Online (Zoom)<PROP>https://pnnl.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItdOCvrjgiE-ZvpDLnXGXnQD-d7Tul6OI<SEP>Event:Marine Renewables Canada 2020 Conference<PROP>Marine Renewables Canada 2020 Conference<PROP>As the dialogue around economic recovery evolves, there is an increasing role for emerging renewable energy sectors like marine renewables to contribute towards job creation, industrial development, and a resilient future for Canada. It is an optimal time to focus on how we can build back better through initiatives that support dual objectives of stimulating the economy and acting on climate change. Over the past few weeks there has been exciting news on new projects, research and science initiatives to support regulatory predictability, and initiatives that span the country to support tidal and river current energy technology development. For this year, a one day Fall Forum will be hosted in lieu of the annual conference to support its members and the industry.<PROP>3 November 2020<PROP>5 November 2020<PROP>Halifax, Nova Scotia<PROP>https://maritimesenergy.com/members/marine-renewables-canada<SEP>Event:AWTEC 2020<PROP>AWTEC 2020<PROP>---------------------EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED--------------------Asian Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (AWTEC 2020) to be held in Hobart, Lutruwita (Tasmania), Australia. AWTEC 2020 aims to provide an opportunity to exchange, learn, interact and network on all multidisciplinary aspects of ocean renewable energy, with colleagues from all over the world. Encompassed within AWTEC 2020, will be the third Australian Ocean Renewable Energy Symposium (AORES), highlighting the growth of Australia’s ocean renewable energy capabilities and developments.<PROP>8 November 2020<PROP>12 November 2020<PROP>Hobart, Tasmania Australia<PROP>http://awtec2020.com/<SEP>Event:12th Annual BlueTech Week<PROP>12th Annual BlueTech Week<PROP>An annual event where hundreds of senior international participants gather in San Diego to highlight collaboration and innovation in sustainable Blue Economy.<PROP>16 November 2020<PROP>20 November 2020<PROP>San Diego, California<PROP>https://www.bluetechclusters.org/btca-member-events<SEP>Event:AGU<PROP>AGU<PROP>American Geophysical Union Fall meeting for 2020 is one of the world's largest virtual scientific conferences, with exciting programming and events. The meeting will accommodate over a thousand hours of virtual content to minimize conflicts while maximizing global engagement. Most content will be prerecorded or available as posters for attendees to view and peruse outside of scheduled sessions during the meeting.<PROP>7 December 2020<PROP>11 December 2020<PROP>San Francisco, CA<PROP>https://www.agu.org/<SEP>Event:Design Load Case Generator Webinar<PROP>Design Load Case Generator Webinar<PROP>On Jan. 14, 2021, Sandia National Laboratories presented the development of a web-based tool to streamline marine energy system technology design and certification following the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 62600-2 technical specification requirements. The tool will include a host of functions that were demonstrated in a case study for the reference model 3 (RM3) point absorber designed for the PACWAVE test site located off the Oregon Coast, including: site mapping, data search to identify and download the best available information for the project site, data quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) checks, and a variety of univariate and bivariate statistical methods for estimating the extreme load conditions, e.g., the 50-year return period significant wave height that characterizes the extreme wave load condition.
Please take a few minutes to provide any feedback you may have at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DLC-Generator-Tool-Survey.
START_WIDGETf64735539ef26c62-72END_WIDGET<PROP>14 January 2021<PROP>14 January 2021<PROP>Webinar(Zoom)<PROP>https://openei.org/wiki/Event:Design_Load_Case_Generator_Webinar<SEP>Event:11th Okinawa Hawai’i Clean Energy Workshop<PROP>11th Okinawa Hawai’i Clean Energy Workshop<PROP>Since 2010, when the Japanese Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry, the United States Department of Energy, Okinawa Prefecture, and the State of Hawai’i signed a Memorandum of Cooperation to develop and deploy clean and renewable energies as the “Hawai'i Okinawa Partnership on Clean and Efficient Energy Development and Deployment,” there have been multiple activities focusing on the possibility of cooperative projects relating to the introduction of clean energy. As one of the activities, ocean energy workshops were held annually and included themes such as economic development, education, and resiliency. In 2020, Okinawa Prefecture will expand the theme to Clean Energy in general and hold a workshop in Okinawa (web format).<PROP>25 January 2021<PROP>19 February 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>http://okinawahawaii-oews.com/index.html?utm_source=Tethys&utm_campaign=5a6115a2d7-Tethys+Blast+22+January+2021&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2d9450ca22-5a6115a2d7-110708537<SEP>Event:Redesigning Wind Energy for the Next Era<PROP>Redesigning Wind Energy for the Next Era<PROP>The Portuguese Renewable Energy Association (APREN), together with the Wind Energy and Biodiversity Summit (WIBIS), will be hosting an online conference, Redesigning Wind Energy for the Next Era, on 27-28 January 2021<PROP>27 January 2021<PROP>28 January 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://pnnl.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=24d3a0ce114eae567017131b4&id=fc27f2d2bb&e=f9077433e8<SEP>Event:Marine Energy Wales Conference 2021<PROP>Marine Energy Wales Conference 2021<PROP>The Marine Energy Wales conference is the largest conference in the UK dedicated to marine energy. The event will bring together MRE technology developers, project developers, the supply chain, academia, and the public sector to discuss how Wales can become a global leader<PROP>27 January 2021<PROP>29 January 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://www.marineenergywales.co.uk/annual-conference-2021/?utm_source=Tethys&utm_campaign=5a6115a2d7-Tethys+Blast+22+January+2021&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2d9450ca22-5a6115a2d7-110708537<SEP>Event:MHK Environmental Toolkit for Permitting and Licensing, Webinar 1<PROP>MHK Environmental Toolkit for Permitting and Licensing, Webinar 1<PROP>The MHK Environmental Toolkit for Permitting and Licensing aims to increase regulators’ and developers’ understanding of marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) projects and their potential environmental effects to reduce the time and costs required to permit and develop MHK projects. The project team, led by Kearns & West, will host a series of workshops and other engagement opportunities in February and March to demonstrate the toolkit, gather feedback, and share experts’ understanding of potential impacts and the state of known/unknown science for MHK projects. Members of the marine energy community are invited to join and offer feedback on the development of the toolkit. Please register to attend a general webinar, the Q&A session, and/or schedule a 15–30 minute timeslot to meet one-on-one during the project team’s office hours.<PROP>3 February 2021<PROP>3 February 2021<PROP>Webinar, WebEx<PROP>https://kearnsandwest.webex.com/mw3300/mywebex/default.do?service=1&siteurl=kearnsandwest&nomenu=false&main_url=/mc3300/meetingcenter/default.do?siteurl=kearnsandwest&rnd=3025404514&main_url=-2Fmc3300-2Fe.do-3Fsiteurl-3Dkearnsandwest-2<SEP>Event:Soliciting Feedback on a New Marine Energy Permitting Toolkit webinar<PROP>Soliciting Feedback on a New Marine Energy Permitting Toolkit webinar<PROP>The MHK Environmental Toolkit for Permitting and Licensing project team, led by Kearns & West, will be hosting a series of webinars and other engagement opportunities in February and March 2021 to demonstrate the toolkit, gather feedback, and share experts’ understanding of potential impacts.<PROP>3 February 2021<PROP>22 March 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USEERE/bulletins/2b5dd56?utm_source=Tethys&utm_campaign=5a6115a2d7-Tethys+Blast+22+January+2021&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2d9450ca22-5a6115a2d7-110708537<SEP>Event:Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) for Sustainable Ocean Solutions: Course I<PROP>Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) for Sustainable Ocean Solutions: Course I<PROP>Numerical models, High-Performance-Computing (HPC) and Artificial-Intelligence (AI) are important fields in the current Industry-4.0 revolution. This unique Course Series will deal with these topics, focusing on Maritime issues and Ocean sustainability. Within the first topic of Numerical Models, viscous-flow based Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) methods are considered.<PROP>8 February 2021<PROP>11 January 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://www.wavec.org/en/events/cfd-for-sustainable-ocean-solutions-course-i?utm_source=Tethys&utm_campaign=5a6115a2d7-Tethys+Blast+22+January+2021&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2d9450ca22-5a6115a2d7-110708537<SEP>Event:MHK Environmental Toolkit for Permitting and Licensing, Webinar 2<PROP>MHK Environmental Toolkit for Permitting and Licensing, Webinar 2<PROP>The MHK Environmental Toolkit for Permitting and Licensing aims to increase regulators’ and developers’ understanding of marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) projects and their potential environmental effects to reduce the time and costs required to permit and develop MHK projects. The project team, led by Kearns & West, will host a series of workshops and other engagement opportunities in February and March to demonstrate the toolkit, gather feedback, and share experts’ understanding of potential impacts and the state of known/unknown science for MHK projects. Members of the marine energy community are invited to join and offer feedback on the development of the toolkit. Please register to attend a general webinar, the Q&A session, and/or schedule a 15–30 minute timeslot to meet one-on-one during the project team’s office hours.<PROP>9 February 2021<PROP>9 February 2021<PROP>Webinar, WebEx<PROP>https://kearnsandwest.webex.com/mw3300/mywebex/default.do?service=1&siteurl=kearnsandwest&nomenu=false&main_url=/mc3300/meetingcenter/default.do?siteurl=kearnsandwest&rnd=4421237565&main_url=-2Fmc3300-2Fe.do-3Fsiteurl-3Dkearnsandwest-2<SEP>Event:WREN/Tethys Webinar<PROP>WREN/Tethys Webinar<PROP>Join the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) for a webinar discussing international efforts to address environmental issues associated with commercial development of land-based and offshore wind energy projects. NREL will discuss the new phase for Task 34 of the International Energy Agency’s Wind Technical Collaborative Program, also known as WREN (Working Together to Resolve the Environmental Effects of Wind Energy). PNNL will discuss and provide a demonstration of Tethys, a publicly accessible online knowledge base that facilitates the exchange and dissemination of information on environmental effects of renewable energy development, including wind energy. Join us to learn how WREN and Tethys are supporting the wind community by facilitating the knowledge sharing needed to advance wind energy development in an environmentally responsible manner.<PROP>9 February 2021<PROP>9 February 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://pnnl.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItc-qgqz8oGUFOvi4SyFrHajymAjy9kac<SEP>Event:MASTS Webinar Series<PROP>MASTS Webinar Series<PROP>The Marine Alliance for Science and Technology Scotland (MASTS) will be hosting a webinar on electromagnetic fields from subsea cables and their effects on marine species at 1:00pm UTC on 10 February 2021.<PROP>10 February 2021<PROP>30 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_AanUv_9ATB6FuXFOer1OSw?utm_source=Tethys&utm_campaign=5a6115a2d7-Tethys+Blast+22+January+2021&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2d9450ca22-5a6115a2d7-110708537<SEP>Event:Introduction to New Open-source Marine Energy Software Package, MHKiT-Python<PROP>Introduction to New Open-source Marine Energy Software Package, MHKiT-Python<PROP>Join NREL, Sandia, and PNNL on February 10th at 12 p.m. ET to learn about new developments in the Marine and Hydrokinetic Toolkit (MHKiT), an open-source software package developed in Python and Matlab that includes modules for ingesting, quality controlling, processing, visualizing, and managing marine energy data. The February 10th webinar will focus on MHKiT-Python, and will include demonstrations in Python. The February 18th webinar will focus on MHKiT-Matlab, and include Matlab demonstrations. Register now to learn about MHKiT functionality for ingesting modeled and observational data, applying quality control checks to the data, performing resource and power performance assessments, and characterizing mechanical loads. It is recommended that webinar attendees preinstall MHKiT and its dependencies by following the instructions on the installation page so they can follow along and try demonstrated functionality during the webinar.<PROP>10 February 2021<PROP>10 February 2021<PROP>Virtual. WebEx<PROP>https://nrel.webex.com/mw3300/mywebex/default.do?nomenu=true&siteurl=nrel&service=6&rnd=0.708450862083835&main_url=https://nrel.webex.com/ec3300/eventcenter/event/eventAction.do?theAction=detail&&&EMK=4832534b0000000248625e44f02879e32b0617e6<SEP>Event:Maritime Regional Wind Energy Resources: Determining preferred regions for additional onshore and offshore wind energy development<PROP>Maritime Regional Wind Energy Resources: Determining preferred regions for additional onshore and offshore wind energy development<PROP>This webinar presents a model and results that examine characteristics of the wind resource around the Canadian Maritime provinces. While significant wind turbine generating capacity has already been installed, it has sought to minimize cost of energy. This new model uses temporal and spatial modeling and examines other metrics such as intermittency to guide the geographic siting of future wind farms. A primary outcome of this research are "Venn diagram" like maps of the Maritime region showing overlap of various positive metrics. The results are intended for government analysts, wind farm developers, land owners, utilities, and regulators in support of future policies and programs to incorporate more wind energy into the electricity systems of the Maritimes.<PROP>11 February 2021<PROP>11 February 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__GwICcMIS_W_BglAmzWasA<SEP>Event:Oceanology 2021<PROP>Oceanology 2021<PROP>Oceanology International has been the world’s largest ocean technology exhibition and conference for over 50 years. Following on from the Covid-19 Pandemic Oceanology 2021 looks forward to once again bringing together key players in the ocean tech industry from Government, businesses and academic leaders to reconnecting and establishing lasting business relationships both physically and virtually.<PROP>15 February 2021<PROP>17 February 2021<PROP>San Diego, California<PROP>https://www.oceanologyinternational.com/<SEP>Event:International Offshore Wind Technical Conference 2021<PROP>International Offshore Wind Technical Conference 2021<PROP>The OOAE Division of ASME is hosting the conference, with the organizers being from The University of Massachusetts Amherst.
More than 100 technical papers will be presented at the conference.
Manuscripts of high technical quality may be fast track for journal review in the Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering (JOMAE)<PROP>16 February 2021<PROP>17 February 2021<PROP>Virtual, Online<PROP>https://event.asme.org/IOWTC<SEP>Event:Introduction to New Open-source Marine Energy Software Package, MHKiT-MATLAB<PROP>Introduction to New Open-source Marine Energy Software Package, MHKiT-MATLAB<PROP>Join NREL, Sandia, and PNNL on February 18th at 12 p.m. ET to learn about new developments in the Marine and Hydrokinetic Toolkit (MHKiT), an open-source software package developed in Python and Matlab that includes modules for ingesting, quality controlling, processing, visualizing, and managing marine energy data. The February 10th webinar will focus on MHKiT-Python, and will include demonstrations in Python. The February 18th webinar will focus on MHKiT-Matlab, and include Matlab demonstrations. Register now to learn about MHKiT functionality for ingesting modeled and observational data, applying quality control checks to the data, performing resource and power performance assessments, and characterizing mechanical loads. It is recommended that webinar attendees preinstall MHKiT and its dependencies by following the instructions on the installation page so they can follow along and try demonstrated functionality during the webinar.<PROP>18 February 2021<PROP>18 February 2021<PROP>Virtual, WebEx<PROP>https://nrel.webex.com/mw3300/mywebex/default.do?nomenu=true&siteurl=nrel&service=6&rnd=0.2208137716437122&main_url=https://nrel.webex.com/ec3300/eventcenter/event/eventAction.do?theAction=detail&&&EMK=4832534b0000000236ef06ab60a850d7d05445f<SEP>Event:SELKIE Webinar<PROP>SELKIE Webinar<PROP>The webinar will outline the importance of a skilled workforce in coastal communities, highlight the skills shortages and the needs of the marine energy industry, and gather suggestions on how to address gaps.<PROP>23 February 2021<PROP>23 February 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://www.selkie-project.eu/webinars/selkie-webinar-skills-for-the-marine-energy-sector/?utm_source=Tethys&utm_campaign=0ab6c4f629-Tethys+Engineering+Blast+29+January+2021&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2d9450ca22-0ab6c4f629-110708537<SEP>Event:TIGER & MONITOR webinar<PROP>TIGER & MONITOR webinar<PROP>A webinar that focuses on improvements to reliability modelling for tidal turbines, drawing on numerical and laboratory models, as well as real case studies.<PROP>24 February 2021<PROP>24 February 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://interregtiger.com/event/tiger-monitor-webinar/?utm_source=Tethys&utm_campaign=8e49b0e71c-Tethys+Blast+19+February+2021&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2d9450ca22-8e49b0e71c-450259518<SEP>Event:Offshore Energy from Oil and Gas to Renewables<PROP>Offshore Energy from Oil and Gas to Renewables<PROP>The course will be delivered by experienced personnel from across the sector and address the commercial and technical lifecycle of offshore renewable energy assets; looking across design, manufacture, installation, power generation operations and ultimately decommissioning.<PROP>25 February 2021<PROP>26 February 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://flexible.strath.ac.uk/997/21-01-offshore-energy-from-oil-and-gas-to-renewables/?utm_source=Tethys&utm_campaign=0ab6c4f629-Tethys+Engineering+Blast+29+January+2021&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2d9450ca22-0ab6c4f629-110708537<SEP>Event:Semiannual WPTO Stakeholder Webinar<PROP>Semiannual WPTO Stakeholder Webinar<PROP>A webinar to learn more about Water Power Technologies Office’s (WPTO) activities, partnerships, programs. and what’s on the horizon for water power R&D in 2021. The webinar will take a deep dive into current topics of interest in the office. Led by Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary for Renewable Power and WPTO Director Alejandro Moreno, the webinar will also feature program managers and technical leads from across WPTO. Program representatives will provide an update on the administration transition and FY21 budget, highlight recent announcements and publications, share project updates, and discuss upcoming priorities. The presentation will close with Q&A. This webinar is one of WPTO’s many efforts to improve transparency and engagement with the diverse groups of water power science and research stakeholders. Email questions ahead of the webinar to WaterPowerTechnologiesOffice@ee.doe.gov.<PROP>1 March 2021<PROP>1 March 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://www.energy.gov/eere/water/water-power-technologies-office-semiannual-stakeholder-webinars<SEP>Event:OROWindMap Webinar<PROP>OROWindMap Webinar<PROP>This webinar introduces and discusses the Oregon Offshore Wind Mapping Tool (OROWindMap). OROWindMap is a planning tool within the West Coast Ocean Data Portal that accesses relevant datasets and provides data visualization capabilities to inform the planning process for offshore wind energy leasing in federal waters offshore Oregon.<PROP>11 March 2021<PROP>11 March 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_0CtOx39lScOvyaVyeU63Lg?utm_source=Tethys&utm_campaign=8e49b0e71c-Tethys+Blast+19+February+2021&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2d9450ca22-8e49b0e71c-450259518<SEP>Event:IPF 2021<PROP>IPF 2021<PROP>IPF is an offshore wind conference. It brings together the global offshore wind supply chain and provides the latest in education, networking, and platforms to help grow businesses in those fields. will be held as a two-part series: virtual and in-person. IPF Virtual will be held online on 7 April, 13 May, and 17 June 2021. The main conference, IPF Together, will be held 24-26 August 2021 in Richmond, Virginia. Registration opens 15 March.<PROP>7 April 2021<PROP>26 August 2021<PROP>Online, In-person in Richmond, Virginia<PROP>https://www.offshorewindus.org/2021ipf/<SEP>Event:Marine Energy Data Standards Webinar<PROP>Marine Energy Data Standards Webinar<PROP>The Marine Energy (ME) Data Pipeline team led by the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) is developing a data ingestion pipeline to read, process, and convert raw instrument data to standard formats. As part of this project, PNNL has developed an initial baseline set of data standards and would like to socialize the data standards with the ME community. The data standards document is available at https://github.com/ME-Data-Pipeline-Software/data_standards. PRIMRE is hosting two webinars for the ME Data Pipeline team to introduce the development of the new ME data pipeline. Register for the first webinar, "Marine Energy Data Standards Webinar", on April 20, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. PDT: https://pnnl.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItceutqj8oGAAhQMxyBSprCbrLeS9fPwU. Register for the second webinar, "Marine Energy Data Pipeline Webinar", on May 11, 2021 at 11 a.m. PDT: https://pnnl.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItfuyoqD8rGO4h0L8Hc0DNXfFYhDIuyi4.<PROP>20 April 2021<PROP>20 April 2021<PROP>Online (Zoom)<PROP>https://pnnl.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItceutqj8oGAAhQMxyBSprCbrLeS9fPwU<SEP>Event:ICOE 2021 Conference<PROP>ICOE 2021 Conference<PROP>The International Conference on Ocean Energy (OCOE) is a conference that attempts to bring international stakeholders, experts and exhibitors from the ocean energy sectors (tidal, wave, ocean currents, ocean thermal gradients) with content and networking opportunities. The aim is to increase international collaboration for ocean energy in order to accelerate the development of the sector and reduce the costs of these energies.<PROP>28 April 2021<PROP>30 April 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://icoe2021.org/<SEP>Event:Wave resource characterization at regional and nearshore scales using a multi-resolution modeling approach<PROP>Wave resource characterization at regional and nearshore scales using a multi-resolution modeling approach<PROP>The International Integrated Wave Energy Research group (IIWER) is hosting its second webinar at 9:00am PDT (4:00pm UTC) on 30 April 2021. During the webinar, Dr. Zhaoqing Yang from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory will present on “Wave resource characterization at regional and nearshore scales using a multi-resolution modeling approach”.<PROP>30 April 2021<PROP>30 April 2021<PROP>Virtual<PROP>https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfglXQx4aV7uitOmNLnGb-ygXUTUs8AZWWL4XhfnEg6iImGZg/viewform<SEP>Event:Let’s go further with the Copernicus Marine Data Webinar<PROP>Let’s go further with the Copernicus Marine Data Webinar<PROP>As part of the MarineData4Asia international event, Copernicus Marine Service is hosting a webinar, “Dive into the Copernicus Marine Service”, on 4 May 2021 at 7:00am UTC, and a two-day workshop, "Let’s go further with the Copernicus Marine Data", on 11-12 May 2021.<PROP>11 May 2021<PROP>12 May 2021<PROP>Virtual<PROP>https://data4asia.marine.copernicus.eu/<SEP>Event:Marine Energy Data Pipeline Webinar<PROP>Marine Energy Data Pipeline Webinar<PROP>The Marine Energy (ME) Data Pipeline team led by the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) is developing a data ingestion pipeline to read, process, and convert raw instrument data to standard formats. As part of this project, PNNL has developed an initial baseline set of data standards and would like to socialize the data standards with the ME community. The data standards document is available at https://github.com/ME-Data-Pipeline-Software/data_standards. PRIMRE is hosting two webinars for the ME Data Pipeline team to introduce the development of the new ME data pipeline. Register for the first webinar, "Marine Energy Data Standards Webinar", on April 20, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. PDT: https://pnnl.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItceutqj8oGAAhQMxyBSprCbrLeS9fPwU. Register for the second webinar, "Marine Energy Data Pipeline Webinar", on May 11, 2021 at 11 a.m. PDT: https://pnnl.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItfuyoqD8rGO4h0L8Hc0DNXfFYhDIuyi4.<PROP>11 May 2021<PROP>11 May 2021<PROP>Online (Zoom)<PROP>https://pnnl.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItfuyoqD8rGO4h0L8Hc0DNXfFYhDIuyi4<SEP>Event:MaRINET2 short-course: Installation and O&M of Offshore Renewable Energy systems<PROP>MaRINET2 short-course: Installation and O&M of Offshore Renewable Energy systems<PROP>Offshore renewable energy is a rapidly expanding sector. While offshore wind is quickly growing in capacity and size, wave and tidal energy technologies are now approaching the commercial stage. As components get larger and heavier, installing and maintaining such systems in highly energetic sites entails significant logistical challenges.
Within the scope of the MaRINET2 project, WavEC Offshore Renewables is organizing a short course entitled “Installation and O&M of Offshore Renewable Energy systems”. The two-day course will introduce the theory and basics of marine operation planning, and present the state-of-the-art on the installation and maintenance of wave, tidal and floating wind energy projects, sharing insights from industry experts and technology front-runners.<PROP>11 May 2021<PROP>12 May 2021<PROP>Virtual<PROP>https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/5863226433910600717?utm_source=Tethys&utm_campaign=85ad41ffff-Tethys+Engineering+Blast+23+April+2021&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_2d9450ca22-85ad41ffff-450259518<SEP>Event:STEM to Marine Energy Dialogue Workshop on Educational Resources<PROP>STEM to Marine Energy Dialogue Workshop on Educational Resources<PROP>Join the National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL), and National Energy Education Development (NEED), the Hydropower Foundation and the U.S. Department of Energy's Water Power Technologies Office as they take participants on a deeper dive through the educational resources housed on the STEM for Hydropower Portal. As a participant, you will receive a sneak peak of the outline and ideas behind upcoming hydropower curricula and even provide feedback to help develop it further. From learning about existing high school- and undergraduate-level resources to discussing the increasing need for additional technical materials for graduate students, this is a tremendous opportunity for individuals in the hydropower industry, academia, and students to speak about educational resources that will mold the workforce of tomorrow.<PROP>18 May 2021<PROP>18 May 2021<PROP>Virtual<PROP>https://pnnl.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=24d3a0ce114eae567017131b4&id=123f5708a6&e=96d4995c03<SEP>Event:OCEANS’21<PROP>OCEANS’21<PROP>Global thought leaders and innovators in the areas of marine technology, engineering, science, research, and education will gather together to learn and experience cutting-edge technologies in the field of marine science, hear from industry experts and engineers regarding the latest research and innovations, discuss current environmental issues and policies affecting the field, and collaboratively work together to move the fields of marine technology and engineering forward.<PROP>24 May 2021<PROP>27 May 2021<PROP>Porto, Portugal<PROP><SEP>Event:2021 Gordon Conference on Coastal Ocean Dynamics<PROP>2021 Gordon Conference on Coastal Ocean Dynamics<PROP>The 2021 Gordon Conference on Coastal Ocean Dynamics synthesizes recent advances in the understanding of circulation and fluid dynamical processes in the coastal ocean. Recent advances in observational and numerical modeling techniques, as well as a number of interdisciplinary field studies, have led to significant progress in our understanding of coastal ocean processes. In order to capture the diverse and dynamic nature of the field, the conference will feature sessions spanning a wide range of temporal and spatial scales, environments and processes. Meeting sessions will include topics ranging from sediment dynamics, nearshore physics, shelf circulation, biological-biogeochemical feedbacks with fluid mechanics and circulation processes, submesoscale and small-scale dynamics to breakthroughs in the study of estuaries, and tackling the frontiers of coastal physical oceanography and ocean-derived energy. Besides examining the forefront of discovery and theoretical advances in coastal d<PROP>6 June 2021<PROP>11 June 2021<PROP>Southern New Hampshire University<PROP>https://tethys.pnnl.gov/events/2021-gordon-conference-coastal-ocean-dynamics<SEP>Event:49th Power Sources Conference<PROP>49th Power Sources Conference<PROP>The Power Sources Conference is the oldest continually held biennial conference devoted to research and development of power source, energy conversion, power distribution and management technologies for military use. The conference goal is to bring Government, industry and academic researchers and developers together to discuss advances in power and energy technologies to support the growing power demands of military platforms and electronic systems. Attendees are comprised of representatives from organizations within DoD and other Government Agencies who are responsible for the design, research, development, engineering and transition of power and energy components and systems, along with industry and academic partners supporting collaborative research and manufacturing of such products. The conference features technical presentations and exhibits on the latest advances in materials, primary, and rechargeable batteries, fuel cells, and power systems.<PROP>7 June 2021<PROP>10 June 2021<PROP>Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa (Jacksonville, FL)<PROP>http://powersourcesconference.com/index.html<SEP>Event:CLEANPOWER 2021 Virtual Event<PROP>CLEANPOWER 2021 Virtual Event<PROP>CLEANPOWER 2021 is the renewable energy industry’s premier event, bringing together policy leaders, industry experts, and major players together for a week of learning, networking, and innovation. Live speakers and on-demand presentations will provide insights and business solutions to growing renewable energy in the United States, covering topics related to utility-scale wind, solar, storage, and transmission. Along with education opportunities, business matchmaking and virtual networking opportunities will be available over the original CLEANPOWER dates.<PROP>7 June 2021<PROP>10 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://cleanpower.org/expo/<SEP>Event:World Ocean Day 2021<PROP>World Ocean Day 2021<PROP>World Oceans Day is growing the global movement to call on world leaders to protect 30% of our blue planet by 2030. This critical need is called 30x30. By safeguarding at least 30% of our ocean through a network of highly protected areas we can help ensure a healthy home for all!<PROP>8 June 2021<PROP>8 June 2021<PROP><PROP>https://worldoceansday.org/<SEP>Event:NYSERDA Webinar: Digital Aerial Surveys to Inform Offshore Wind Development<PROP>NYSERDA Webinar: Digital Aerial Surveys to Inform Offshore Wind Development<PROP>In this webinar, Julia Robinson Willmott with Normandeau Associates will describe the technology behind digital aerial surveys and how they can inform offshore wind development. Julia works to design, test, and deploy innovative technology systems for remote monitoring of wildlife, and she has over 30 years of experience in 23 different countries assessing both offshore and onshore ecological impacts of anthropogenic and natural stressors on birds and other taxa.
This webinar is part of the Learning from the Experts series hosted by NYSERDA’s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key offshore wind topics, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives.<PROP>9 June 2021<PROP>9 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://nyserdany.webex.com/mw3300/mywebex/default.do?nomenu=true&siteurl=nyserdany&service=6&rnd=0.1650476546949713&main_url=https://nyserdany.webex.com/ec3300/eventcenter/event/eventAction.do?theAction=detail&&&EMK=4832534b0000000416a8fcbb<SEP>Event:TIGER Webinar: Tidal Stream Supply Chain “Meet the Buyer” (French)<PROP>TIGER Webinar: Tidal Stream Supply Chain “Meet the Buyer” (French)<PROP>The Tidal Stream Industry Energiser (TIGER) is hosting two supply chain webinars where project and technology developers from tidal stream sites across the Channel in France and the UK will share the details of their forthcoming development and procurement plans. Participants are encouraged to sign up to both events which will be streamed simultaneously in French and English.
Agenda: 1. TIGER introduction & event objectives: Teo van der Kammen, ORE Catapult 2. Paimpol Brehat Project: Osian Roberts, Minesto & Nicolas Vaissiere, EDF 3. Morbihan R&D Project: Thomas Archinard & Simon Pascoe, MHE56 4. Raz Blanchard Project: Drew Blaxland, Normandie Hydroliennes & Raphaël Coquet, Hydroquest<PROP>10 June 2021<PROP>10 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://interregtiger.com/event/tiger-meet-the-buyer-event/<SEP>Event:TIGER Webinar: Tidal Stream Supply Chain “Meet the Buyer” (UK)<PROP>TIGER Webinar: Tidal Stream Supply Chain “Meet the Buyer” (UK)<PROP>The Tidal Stream Industry Energiser (TIGER) is hosting two supply chain webinars where project and technology developers from tidal stream sites across the Channel in France and the UK will share the details of their forthcoming development and procurement plans. Participants are encouraged to sign up to both events which will be streamed simultaneously in French and English.
Agenda: 1. TIGER introduction & event objectives: Teo van der Kammen, ORE Catapult 2. Ramsey Sound Project: Sue Barr, Cambrian Offshore SW 3. Yarmouth Harbour Tidal test site: Keith Murray, QED Naval 4. Perpetuus Tidal Energy Centre (PTEC): Mark Francis/Rob Stevens & Matthew Storey, EMEC<PROP>15 June 2021<PROP>15 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://interregtiger.com/event/meet-the-buyer-webinar/<SEP>Event:14th International Conference on Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation (TransNav 2021)<PROP>14th International Conference on Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation (TransNav 2021)<PROP>TransNav will focus on high-quality, scholarly research that addresses development, application, and implications in the field of maritime education and training (MET), nautical science, maritime safety management, maritime policy sciences, maritime industries, marine environment and energy technology. Its new area of interest relates to e-Navigation, maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS) and Offshore in general: Coast and Offshore Infrastructure and Engineering, Offshore Technology, Offshore Surveying, Offshore Support Vessels, Offshore Energy, Gas and Oil, Renewable Ocean Energy, Renewable Energy Marine Structures (REMS), Wind Turbines, Ocean Wave Energy Resource, Automation, Robotics, Underwater Technology and Offshore Constructions, Fundamentals of Marine and Offshore Systems Design and Construction, Structural Life Extension for Offshore Installations, Green Energy Logistics, Maritime Energy Management.<PROP>16 June 2021<PROP>18 June 2021<PROP>Gdynia Maritime University (Gdynia, Poland)<PROP>https://transnav2021.umg.edu.pl/<SEP>Event:Structures in the Marine Environment (SIME2021)<PROP>Structures in the Marine Environment (SIME2021)<PROP>The Marine Alliance For Science and Technology For Scotland (MASTS) is working with the Influence of man-made Structures In The Ecosystem (INSITE) program to deliver the Structures in the Marine Environment (SIME2021) conference.
Within an international context, and taking man-made structures (MMS) in its widest definition, SIME2021 will focus on the impact that the presence or removal of these structures may have on biological marine ecosystems. SIME2021 welcomes abstracts in the areas of biodiversity & MMS; restoration & MMS; natural vs artificial substrata; connectivity of structures; and the social and political implications of MMS. Abstracts are due 16th April 2021.
Academics, stakeholders, industry and government representatives and interested parties are invited to come together for talks, e-posters, networking and discussion about man-made structures already within the marine ecosystem, and any new infrastructures that may be put in place over the coming decades.<PROP>17 June 2021<PROP>18 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://hopin.com/events/sime-2021<SEP>Event:Business Network for Offshore Wind 2021 International Partnering Forum (IPF) Virtual Part 3<PROP>Business Network for Offshore Wind 2021 International Partnering Forum (IPF) Virtual Part 3<PROP>The Business Network for Offshore Wind's 2021 International Partnering Forum is being held in a two-part series: virtual and in-person. In order to deliver the time-sensitive content you need to plan your business, they are delivering IPF Virtual on April 22nd, May 13th and June 17th. The main conference, IPF Together, has been rescheduled to August 24-26 and will take place in Richmond, Virginia.<PROP>17 June 2021<PROP>17 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://www.offshorewindus.org/2021ipf/<SEP>Event:International Ocean and Polar Engineering Conference 2021<PROP>International Ocean and Polar Engineering Conference 2021<PROP>Since the second annual ISOPE-92 San Francisco, the annual ISOPE Conferences have been held with the world’s largest technical program of its kind with peer-reviewed papers (average 320-750 papers). Since ISOPE-2002 Kyushu, ISOPE-2007 Lisbon, ISOPE-2010 Beijing, and ISOPE-2015 Kona Hawaii continuously broke the attendance record of the previous ISOPE conference: ISOPE has held the technical program of 148-188 opening and technical sessions with 650-950 peer-reviewed papers from 49-54 countries in the Conference Proceedings. Conference papers are indexed to Web of Science, SCOPUS, Engineering Index, Compendex, Chemical Abstracts and more.<PROP>20 June 2021<PROP>25 June 2021<PROP>Online/Virtual Conference<PROP>https://www.isope.org/conferences-symposia-and-workshops/<SEP>Event:Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering 2021<PROP>Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering 2021<PROP>ASME and the conference chairs are working diligently towards a program that provides virtual learning, paper presentations and enhanced networking opportunities within one platform.
The OMAE 2021 conference will consist of the standard 11 symposia, along with Keynote Lectures, Short Courses and Networking Events. The conference theme will be centered around oceans and climate change.<PROP>21 June 2021<PROP>30 June 2021<PROP>Virtual<PROP>https://event.asme.org/OMAE<SEP>Event:40th International Conference on Ocean, Offshore & Arctic Engineering (OMAE 2021)<PROP>40th International Conference on Ocean, Offshore & Arctic Engineering (OMAE 2021)<PROP>The annual OMAE conference is an international assembly of engineers, researchers, technical specialists, and students in the fields of ocean, offshore and arctic engineering. It is an opportunity to exchange ideas on the advances in technology and its scientific support.<PROP>21 June 2021<PROP>30 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://event.asme.org/OMAE<SEP>Event:NYSERDA Webinar: The Science of Visibility<PROP>NYSERDA Webinar: The Science of Visibility<PROP>In this webinar, Gordon Perkins and Kiva VanDerGeest with Environmental Design & Research will discuss the environmental factors that affect visibility of wind farms from shore and methods for modeling visual impacts. Gordon is a consultant in visualization and visual impact assessment in the Northeast and has 20 years of professional experience. Kiva has over six years of professional experience in planning, design, geographic information systems, and visual impact assessments.
This webinar is part of the Learning from the Experts series hosted by NYSERDA’s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key offshore wind topics, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives.<PROP>23 June 2021<PROP>23 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://nyserdany.webex.com/nyserdany/onstage/g.php?MTID=ed5fa3b79d795060b0367ac51b27ebdf9<SEP>Event:Scottish Renewables Marine Conference 2021<PROP>Scottish Renewables Marine Conference 2021<PROP>Scotland’s marine energy sector is leading the development of wave and tidal devices, supporting high-skilled jobs, innovative academic research and a world-leading test centre. The industry is developing a strong local supply chain, designing and manufacturing devices that have a high export potential and could bring enormous socio-economic benefits to Scotland and the UK.
The impact of climate change and the coronavirus pandemic has underlined the importance of investing in industries which drive the green energy transition and create jobs, and the marine energy industry is a shining example of both.
Scottish Renewables’ Marine Conference will bring together key industry players to discuss the cutting-edge developments happening here in Scotland and assess the opportunities and challenges the sector will face in the vital years ahead.<PROP>23 June 2021<PROP>23 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://www.scottishrenewables.com/events/137-marine-21<SEP>Event:Underwater Observations – Monitoring the Environment around Marine Energy Devices<PROP>Underwater Observations – Monitoring the Environment around Marine Energy Devices<PROP>The Triton Initiative is researching various environmental monitoring technology and methods to understand how different types of stressors caused by marine renewable energy devices can be tested. The research focuses on the known environmental stressors identified in the State of the Science Report produced by PNNL’s OES-E team. The stressors include collision risk, underwater noise, electromagnetic fields, or changes in habitat. The information gleaned from this research will produce a set of recommendations to inform regulators on how to safely permit marine renewable energy devices bringing the nation closer to meeting climate change goals and reducing dependency on fossil fuels.<PROP>24 June 2021<PROP>24 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://www.energy.gov/eere/water/events/underwater-observations-monitoring-environment-around-marine-energy-devices<SEP>Event:Offshore wind – a global perspective on its applicability in Atlantic Canada<PROP>Offshore wind – a global perspective on its applicability in Atlantic Canada<PROP>Aegir Insights will discuss the enabling conditions required to attract offshore wind investment to a new market. This webinar will explore international lessons learned, comment on offshore wind/hydrogen projects, and provide advice on what steps Nova Scotia could take if the province wanted to pursue offshore wind as part of its future energy mix.<PROP>24 June 2021<PROP>24 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://oera.ca/outreach/oera-webinar-series/offshore-wind-global-perspective-its-applicability-atlantic-canada<SEP>Event:Floating Wind Solutions Conference & Exhibition 2021<PROP>Floating Wind Solutions Conference & Exhibition 2021<PROP>Floating Wind Solutions Conference & Exhibition 2021 will showcase the many capabilities of the established Global Offshore Supply Chain and create a platform for bridging Supply and Demand while facilitating development of this industry. Floating Wind Solutions’ mission is to utilize this platform to bring together the many critical players within the Wind and Offshore industries enabling accelerated adoption of Floating Wind Energy globally. This event’s primary goal is to accelerate the Energy Transition, by focusing on the industrialization and commercialization of Floating Wind Energy. An Advisory Board is being assembled to insure that the program will be focused on the principles of this mission.<PROP>28 June 2021<PROP>30 June 2021<PROP>The Westin Memorial City (Houston, Texas)<PROP>https://floatingwindsolutions.com/<SEP>Event:ORE Catapult and RenewableUK Virtual Conference: Circular Economy + Renewable Energy<PROP>ORE Catapult and RenewableUK Virtual Conference: Circular Economy + Renewable Energy<PROP>The Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult and RenewableUK are pleased to invite you to a virtual conference on Circular Economy in the Wind Sector on Tuesday 29th June. This is the industry’s first major event on the journey towards energy that is not just renewable but also zero waste in its production.
Journalist and author Kate Russell will host the event and lead discussion with each of our speakers throughout the day. Presentations will be from wind industry leaders as well as experts in circular economy approaches drawn from a variety of sectors, nations and backgrounds. From disruptive tech start-ups to global manufacturers, thought leaders and policymakers–you will gain a unique mix of knowledge and experience.
This day will feature technology showcases, livelinks to our facilities, panel discussions and expert Q&As on such topics as composite plastics, sourcing of minerals (such as rare earth, copper, cobalt), lifetime extension and designing out waste from the start.<PROP>29 June 2021<PROP>29 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://ore.catapult.org.uk/events/circular-economy-event/<SEP>Event:8th PRIMaRE Conference<PROP>8th PRIMaRE Conference<PROP>The 8th PRIMaRE (Partnership for Research in Marine Renewable Energy) conference will be held online by Bangor University, School of Ocean Sciences, between the 29th and 30th June 2021.
The conference includes universities, industry and research centres active in all aspects of marine renewable energy and is expected to attract over 100 participants ranging from industrial developers, university researchers, marine environmentalists and policy makers. The aim of the event is to cover a wide range of topics in marine renewable energy, including: technology, policy, environment, hydrodynamics, resource characterisation, materials, operation and management, etc.
The 8th PRIMaRE conference will provide a platform for both industrial and university speakers to present their up to date activities and on-going research programmes through posters. Online facilities for exhibitors and posters will be available to allow the community to interact, learn and network.<PROP>29 June 2021<PROP>30 June 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://primare.events/pc/pc8<SEP>Event:2021 Hydropower RAPID Toolkit Annual Update<PROP>2021 Hydropower RAPID Toolkit Annual Update<PROP>NREL will provide an overview on the Hydropower Regulatory and Permitting Information Desktop (RAPID) Toolkit project as well as recent updates, including newly released tools, data, and publications (featuring potential regulatory changes from the Biden Administration).
Participants will be able to ask questions and provide input on how the hydropower community can best utilize the toolkit.<PROP>8 July 2021<PROP>8 July 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://www.energy.gov/eere/water/events/2021-hydropower-rapid-toolkit-annual-update<SEP>Event:2021 REcharge Academy<PROP>2021 REcharge Academy<PROP>The 2020 REcharge Academy was rescheduled to 2021 due to the COVID pandemic. The 2021 Academy will focus on wind power, specifically the future of offshore wind. Learn about the politics, technologies and economics of wind energy coupled with a range of engaging wind energy activities.<PROP>12 July 2021<PROP>15 July 2021<PROP>University of Rhode Island<PROP>https://www.kidwind.org/challenge/events/recMt1TagcEKztM9K?mc_cid=566da4e4b7&mc_eid=bd16dd715b<SEP>Event:Water Power Technologies Office Semiannual Stakeholder Webinar<PROP>Water Power Technologies Office Semiannual Stakeholder Webinar<PROP>Join us for our semiannual stakeholder webinar where the new Acting Director of WPTO, Jenn Garson, will share water power highlights from the President’s Fiscal Year 2022 budget request. Program representatives will also highlight ongoing programs and open opportunities. The webinar will close with Q&A.
Email questions ahead of the webinar to WaterPowerTechnologiesOffice@ee.doe.gov.<PROP>15 July 2021<PROP>15 July 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://nrel.webex.com/mw3300/mywebex/default.do?nomenu=true&siteurl=nrel&service=6&rnd=0.7443500595789471&main_url=https://nrel.webex.com/ec3300/eventcenter/event/eventAction.do?theAction=detail&&&EMK=4832534b00000003e415099b7465693d1dbad25<SEP>Event:ACP Project Siting and Environmental Compliance Virtual Summit 2021<PROP>ACP Project Siting and Environmental Compliance Virtual Summit 2021<PROP>A firm grasp of all the aspects involved with siting and compliance is a critical component for both individual clean energy projects and having the robust industry we all advocate for so strongly. Well-designed project siting is key for continued clean energy growth and satisfied host communities.
ACP’s Project Siting and Environmental Compliance event is the place where industry leaders, experts and external stakeholders discuss the most challenging issues of the day.<PROP>20 July 2021<PROP>22 July 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://cleanpower.org/events/siting-and-environmental-compliance-virtual-summit-2021/<SEP>Event:Contributing Data and Information to PRIMRE<PROP>Contributing Data and Information to PRIMRE<PROP>PRIMRE (Portal and Repository for Information on Marine Renewable Energy) is WPTO’s centralized system for storing, curating, and disseminating data and information for all aspects of marine energy. All data and information generated from WPTO national lab, university, and industry projects will find a home somewhere in PRIMRE. This webinar will provide a brief introduction to the PRIMRE universe, and then focus on how you can contribute your data to the various knowledge hubs that make up PRIMRE: MHK Data Repository, Tethys, Tethys Engineering, Marine Energy Software Database, Marine Energy Projects Database, and Telesto.
PRIMRE is a collaboration between three US Department of Energy national laboratories: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, and Sandia National Laboratories.<PROP>28 July 2021<PROP>28 July 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://nrel.webex.com/mw3300/mywebex/default.do?nomenu=true&siteurl=nrel&service=6&rnd=0.11044387214984097&main_url=https://nrel.webex.com/ec3300/eventcenter/event/eventAction.do?theAction=detail&&&EMK=4832534b000000030e4db82597406f878718bc<SEP>Event:11th European Bat Detector Workshop<PROP>11th European Bat Detector Workshop<PROP>In connection to the European Bat Research Symposium every three years, it has since 1991 been a tradition to organize a bat detector workshop just before or after the conference. With this years conference in Donostia (the Basque country), the 26 year old tradition was almost forgotten. So it is the pleasure of Nordic Chiroptera Information Center (NIFF) to invite you to the 11th European Bat Detector Workshop.
The event will be organized at the Youth Hostel Lomakivi just 5 km north of Kausala, or 130 km northeast of Helsinki.
The workshop will start on the same evening as the conference ends in Turku, allowing people to travel directly from one event to the other.
The aim of the workshop is to get field training in practical bat work. This includes the use of various detectors, and capture techniques.<PROP>7 August 2021<PROP>10 August 2021<PROP>Youth Hostel Lomakivi (Kausala, Finland)<PROP>http://www.batlife.info/ebdw/<SEP>Event:Offshore Technology Conference 2021<PROP>Offshore Technology Conference 2021<PROP>The Offshore Technology Conference is where energy professionals meet to exchange ideas and opinions to advance scientific and technical knowledge for offshore resources.
350+ peer-selected technical presentations, leveraging 13 societies’ collective knowledge and covering topics from the wellbore to topsides and everything in between.<PROP>16 August 2021<PROP>19 August 2021<PROP>NRG Park, Houston, Texas, USA<PROP>http://2021.otcnet.org/<SEP>Event:All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2021<PROP>All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2021<PROP>At the All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2021, you’ll have access to 12 theatres with hundreds of hours of free educational programmes from 600+ speakers. You can expect interactive features, networking events, workshops and other activities designed to your business needs.
All-Energy welcomes professionals from a variety of sectors like hydropower, offshore/onshore wind, bioenergy, marine renewable energy and others, coming from the UK, France, Germany, China, USA, Italy, and beyond.<PROP>18 August 2021<PROP>19 August 2021<PROP>SEC Centre (Glasgow, Scotland)<PROP>https://www.all-energy.co.uk/<SEP>Event:OERA Webinar Series: The Pathway Program: Defining approved environmental monitoring for ocean energy projects<PROP>OERA Webinar Series: The Pathway Program: Defining approved environmental monitoring for ocean energy projects<PROP>Luiz Faria, OERA and Dan Hasselman, Fundy Ocean Research Center for Energy (FORCE). The Pathway Program is a technology development and testing program focused on identifying approved environmental monitoring solutions for ocean energy projects. It is a coordinated and focused partnership between industry, academia and regulators. Monitoring and reporting fish and marine mammal interactions with ocean-based devices is essential and approved monitoring solutions are critical to advancing the tidal energy industry.<PROP>19 August 2021<PROP>19 August 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://oera.ca/outreach/oera-webinar-series/pathway-program-defining-approved-environmental-monitoring-ocean<SEP>Event:Business Network for Offshore Wind 2021 International Partnering Forum (IPF) Together<PROP>Business Network for Offshore Wind 2021 International Partnering Forum (IPF) Together<PROP>The Business Network for Offshore Wind's 2021 International Partnering Forum is being held in a two-part series: virtual and in-person. In order to deliver the time-sensitive content you need to plan your business, they are delivering IPF Virtual on April 22nd, May 13th and June 17th. The main conference, IPF Together, has been rescheduled to August 24-26 and will take place in Richmond, Virginia.<PROP>24 August 2021<PROP>25 August 2021<PROP>Richmond, Virginia<PROP>https://www.offshorewindus.org/2021ipf/<SEP>Event:OES-Environmental Public Webinar: Guidance Documents for Risk Retirement<PROP>OES-Environmental Public Webinar: Guidance Documents for Risk Retirement<PROP>To facilitate the consenting/permitting of small numbers of marine renewable energy (MRE) devices, OES-Environmental has developed a risk retirement process, whereby interactions deemed low risk need not be fully investigated for every project. Rather, MRE developers and regulators may rely on what is known from already consented/permitted projects, from related research studies, or from findings from analogous offshore industries.
This webinar, on August 31st from 8:00-9:00am PDT (UTC-7), provides an overview of the risk retirement process, including data transferability, and an update that will focus on introducing the new guidance documents for risk retirement. The guidance documents aim to bridge between scientific evidence and application for consenting/permitting processes. OES-Environmental's outreach efforts and feedback received from the MRE community in the development of the guidance documents will also be highlighted, as well as the next steps for OES-Environmental’s efforts to increase understanding of environmental effects of MRE.
This webinar is open to all, including scientists, developers, regulators, researchers, students, and the interested public. Please register here to attend the upcoming webinar.<PROP>31 August 2021<PROP>31 August 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://tethys.pnnl.gov/events/oes-environmental-public-webinar-guidance-documents-risk-retirement<SEP>Event:Supergen Net Zero Conference<PROP>Supergen Net Zero Conference<PROP>Ahead of COP26, the Supergen Hubs will be convening online at the Supergen Net Zero Conference during 1-3 September, exploring the role of energy research in the pathway to net zero. Over the course of the three days we will hear from the Supergen Hubs who will be showcasing their research, as well as holding cross-cutting panel discussions exploring topics such as equality, diversity and inclusion in energy research, international perspectives on Supergen work, our early career researcher activities, and outlining the policy implications of Supergen research for COP26.<PROP>1 September 2021<PROP>3 September 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://supergen-ore.net/news-and-events/supergen-cop26-event<SEP>Event:EWTEC 2021<PROP>EWTEC 2021<PROP>The 14th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference hosted by the University of Plymouth welcomes the wave and tidal community. The University of Plymouth is one of the largest Universities in the region, and its world-leading researchers and state-of-the-art test facilities attract some of the top marine-related academic and commercial research projects from around the world.<PROP>5 September 2021<PROP>9 September 2021<PROP>Plymouth, United Kingdom<PROP><SEP>Event:9th International Conference on Sustainable Development (ICSD) 2021<PROP>9th International Conference on Sustainable Development (ICSD) 2021<PROP>The International Conference on Sustainable Development is organized by the European Center of Sustainable Development in collaboration with CIT University. The 9th ICSD 2021 is inspired from the critical challenge of human, environmental, and economic sustainability concerning the present and future generations in a global-scale context.<PROP>8 September 2021<PROP>9 September 2021<PROP>Rome, Italy<PROP>https://ecsdev.org/conference/9th-icsd-2021<SEP>Event:American Floating Offshore Wind Technical Summit (AFloat 2021)<PROP>American Floating Offshore Wind Technical Summit (AFloat 2021)<PROP>The Matthew R. Simmons American Floating Offshore Wind Summit (AFloat) is a premier event that will bring together industry, academic, and government floating offshore wind experts from around the world.
The agenda focuses on topics related to research and development, emerging technologies, permitting, and design to address drivers and challenges from a technical, regulatory, and permitting perspective. Existing and planned projects will be reviewed, including New England Aqua Ventus, the country’s first commercial-scale floating offshore wind project that will be deployed in the Gulf of Maine.<PROP>8 September 2021<PROP>9 September 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://www.afloatsummit.com/<SEP>Event:WindEurope Technology Workshop: Resource Assessment & Analysis of Operating Wind Farms 2021<PROP>WindEurope Technology Workshop: Resource Assessment & Analysis of Operating Wind Farms 2021<PROP>WindEurope's Technology Workshop 2021 will take place on 8-10 September 2021 in Italy. This year’s edition will be bringing together leading experts in the analysis of operating wind farms and resource assessment, with additional sessions focusing on AI, strategies for digitalisation and wind power forecasting.<PROP>8 September 2021<PROP>10 September 2021<PROP>Naples, Italy<PROP>https://windeurope.org/tech2021/?ref=ScottishRenewables<SEP>Event:111th Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (AFWA) Annual Meeting<PROP>111th Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (AFWA) Annual Meeting<PROP>The 111th Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (AFWA) Annual Meeting will be held in person, September 12-15, 2021 at the Omni Providence Hotel in Providence, Rhode Island.
This annual event provides a forum for conservation leadership and brings together more than 700 leaders from fish and wildlife agencies and conservation groups from all 50 states, U.S. Territories, Canada and Mexico in order to discuss conservation policy and management issues and accomplishments. Attendees include key decision makers in the field of fish and wildlife, including; directors, assistant directors, program managers, and others involved in fisheries, wildlife habitat, law enforcement, legal affairs, industry, as well as public affairs (information and education).
Highlights of the event include collaborative committee and working group meetings, thought-provoking Plenary Session, recognition of outstanding achievements at the awards presentation, and plenty of social and networking opportunities.<PROP>12 September 2021<PROP>15 September 2021<PROP>Providence, Rhode Island<PROP>https://www.afwaannualmeeting.org/<SEP>Event:RenewableUK and Scottish Renewables Floating Offshore Wind Conference 2021<PROP>RenewableUK and Scottish Renewables Floating Offshore Wind Conference 2021<PROP>Floating wind is on the cusp of a huge transformation as it moves from pilot projects to commercial sized wind farms. What infrastructure, technology and market developments will unlock the necessary cost reductions and accelerate floating offshore wind deployment? RenewableUK and Scottish Renewables' Floating Offshore Wind event is the essential update charting progress in a crucial year of auctions and announcements.
Connect with experts and expand your network as the industry comes together to discuss the next steps for floating wind. Join RenewableUK and Scottish Renewables on 15-16 September in Aberdeen, where they will be bringing together the UK’s floating offshore wind market for a two-day hybrid conference, exhibition and networking.<PROP>15 September 2021<PROP>16 September 2021<PROP>Aberdeen, Scotland<PROP>https://events.renewableuk.com/fow21<SEP>Event:OCEANS’21 @ San Diego<PROP>OCEANS’21 @ San Diego<PROP>Global thought leaders and innovators in the areas of marine technology, engineering, science, research, and education will gather together to learn and experience cutting-edge technologies in the field of marine science, hear from industry experts and engineers regarding the latest research and innovations, discuss current environmental issues and policies affecting the field, and collaboratively work together to move the fields of marine technology and engineering forward.<PROP>20 September 2021<PROP>23 September 2021<PROP>San Diego, California<PROP>https://sandiego21.oceansconference.org/<SEP>Event:EERA JP Wind & SETWind Annual Event 2021<PROP>EERA JP Wind & SETWind Annual Event 2021<PROP>The EERA JP Wind & SETWind Annual Event aims for knowledge exchange, network opportunities and inspiration for new research topics. It is intended to focus on R&I priorities and technology development visions.
The important topics in the Annual event are:
Digitalisation and asset management for wind energy Floating wind; Recent developments, knowledge gaps and urgent research priorities Wind energy system integration, how are we going to use the energy of the large-scale offshore wind power in our energy system. Towards multi-scale wind flow modelling and measurements Social considerations while implementing onshore wind Sustainability and circular economy; material availability and usage The annual event will have a strong focus on the development of the Lighthouse Initiatives. The Lighthouse initiatives that are pursued by EERA JP Wind are:
Floating offshore wind technology to make floating offshore wind cost competitive and Integration of large-scale offshore wind energy to enable the future reliable operation and zero emission of the power system.
The call for abstracts is open until 8 August 2021.<PROP>20 September 2021<PROP>24 September 2021<PROP>Amsterdam, Netherlands & Online<PROP>https://www.eerajpwind.eu/?post_type=events&p=1668<SEP>Event:Oceanology International (Oi) Middle East 2021<PROP>Oceanology International (Oi) Middle East 2021<PROP>At a time when growing environmental concerns are prompting calls for significant and sustainable global change, the future of our oceans hangs in the balance. Oceanology International Middle East (OiME) will bring together the world’s ocean science communities to discuss the industry trends and insights, while showcasing the latest international marine technology and market innovations.
Oceanology International Middle East will play a vital role in shaping the future of the Indian Ocean region by providing a highly influential platform for delivering specialised educative content and the right contacts to develop successful and sustainable projects. Under the patronage of UAE Ministry of Climate Change and Environment, OIME will be hosted in Abu Dhabi, making it ideally placed to access the regional and international ocean technology community.<PROP>20 September 2021<PROP>22 September 2021<PROP>Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates<PROP>https://www.oceanologyinternationalmiddleeast.com/en-gb.html<SEP>Event:Seanergy 2021<PROP>Seanergy 2021<PROP>Due to the COVID pandemic, Bluesign has decided, in common agreement with its partners, to postpone Seanergy from June to September 21 to 24, 2021 in Nantes and Saint-Nazaire, France.
Each year, Seanergy brings together more than 3,000 leaders and experts from the Marine Renewable Energy and Offshore Wind sectors. During 2 days, exhibition area is the place where attendees explore innovations and technologies making the energy transition happen, where they do business and reach out professionals showcasing projects and vision into future solutions.
This long awaited event for the sector will be opening two additional days, on 27 and 28 of September, for international BtoB meetings in particular.<PROP>21 September 2021<PROP>24 September 2021<PROP>Nantes and Saint-Nazaire, France<PROP>https://www.seanergy-forum.com/en/seanergyforum<SEP>Event:Ocean Renewable Energy Conference 2021<PROP>Ocean Renewable Energy Conference 2021<PROP>It is with great excitement, and a little bit trepidation, that POET announces the return of the Ocean Renewable Energy Conference in 2021! In addition to the conference you have come to know from the past 14 years, this year we will be offering a hybrid format for those who cannot attend in-person.<PROP>22 September 2021<PROP>23 September 2021<PROP>Portland, Oregon, US<PROP>https://pacificoceanenergy.org/orec2021/<SEP>Event:NAWEA/WindTech 2021 Conference - Postponed<PROP>NAWEA/WindTech 2021 Conference - Postponed<PROP>The North American Wind Energy Academy (NAWEA)/WindTech 2021 Conference, originally scheduled for September 22–24, 2021, has been postponed to September 2022.The conference, hosted by the Center for Research in Wind (CReW), is scheduled to be in-person at the University of Delaware in Newark, Delaware. Students; faculty members; researchers; and industry, government, and non-governmental representatives from around the world are welcome to participate.<PROP>22 September 2021<PROP>24 September 2021<PROP>Newark, Delaware<PROP>https://www.naweawindtech2021.org/<SEP>Event:OPIN Annual Symposium 2021<PROP>OPIN Annual Symposium 2021<PROP>The Ocean Power Innovation Network (OPIN) is an international network dedicated to Offshore Renewables. The network gathers more than 400 members from 30 countries.
The OPIN Annual Symposium will provide an update on OPIN’s goals and the different supports available, a brainstorming session on potential working groups to be funded by OPIN, and a networking opportunity with OPIN members.
This free event will be hybrid or fully online, and will coincide with Seanergy 2021, to be held in Nantes between September 21st and 24th. No registration fee required for attending the OPIN Annual Symposium online.<PROP>23 September 2021<PROP>23 September 2021<PROP>Nantes, France & Online<PROP>https://www.nweurope.eu/projects/project-search/opin-ocean-power-innovation-network/events/opin-annual-symposium-2021/<SEP>Event:OREC 2021: OES-Environmental Workshop<PROP>OREC 2021: OES-Environmental Workshop<PROP>As part of the Pacific Ocean Energy Trust's Ocean Renewable Energy Conference (OREC 2021), OES-Environmental is hosting a free, online workshop on Friday, September 24, 2021 from 10:30am-12:30pm PDT. Registering for OREC 2021 is not required to attend the workshop.
This workshop will examine the scientific evidence from key stressor-receptor interactions to discuss risk retirement and move towards application in a regulatory context. Pacific Northwest National Lab personnel are creating a series of "guidance documents" that translate research and understanding into regulatory needs for permitting marine renewable energy projects. The workshop will include presentations, discussions, and breakout groups to cover the scientific evidence bases and ability to retire risk for underwater noise, electromagnetic fields, habitat changes, and changes in oceanographic systems, as well as an overview of the guidance documents and their application in permitting processes.
Join the workshop here: https://pnnl.zoomgov.com/j/1619260669?pwd=b1cxUTN2VnlrZ25KclN4TE9xbG80Zz09.<PROP>24 September 2021<PROP>24 September 2021<PROP>Online (Zoom)<PROP>https://tethys.pnnl.gov/events/orec-2021-oes-environmental-workshop<SEP>Event:OREC 2021: PRIMRE Workshop<PROP>OREC 2021: PRIMRE Workshop<PROP>As part of the Pacific Ocean Energy Trust's Ocean Renewable Energy Conference (OREC 2021), the Portal and Repository for Information on Marine Renewable Energy (PRIMRE) team is hosting a free, online workshop on Friday, September 24, 2021 from 8:00-10:00am PDT. Registering for OREC 2021 is not required to attend the workshop.
The workshop will provide an overview of PRIMRE, its Aggregate Search, and ways to contribute, as well as live demonstrations of the newest Knowledge Hubs, the Marine Energy Atlas and MRE Software.
View the full agenda here: https://tethys.pnnl.gov/sites/default/files/events/OREC-2021-PRIMRE-Workshop-Agenda.pdf.
Join the workshop here: https://pnnl.zoomgov.com/j/1607755930?pwd=R0YrQzE3dXUzUXk0MEJRdUpBYmkxZz09.<PROP>24 September 2021<PROP>24 September 2021<PROP>Online (Zoom)<PROP>https://tethys.pnnl.gov/events/orec-2021-primre-workshop<SEP>Event:From seeds to needs: Regenerating ecosystems services to halt the biodiversity crisis<PROP>From seeds to needs: Regenerating ecosystems services to halt the biodiversity crisis<PROP>The Royal Academy of Engineers' Frontiers program is hosting a virtual symposia to facilitate introductions and collaboration between outstanding researchers, innovators, and practitioners working in the international development field.
This symposium will scope out the challenges that would most benefit from engineering solutions, as part of interdisciplinary collaborations, and explore this within the context of the themes: Marine, Freshwater and Terrestrial.
Each theme will be explored from a research, policy and industry perspective, facilitating dialogue from a wide range of disciplines, including engineering, environmental science and management, social sciences, and economics and governance.<PROP>27 September 2021<PROP>8 October 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://www.raeng.org.uk/global/sustainable-development/frontiers/about-the-frontiers-symposia/upcoming-symposia<SEP>Event:ACP Resource & Project Energy Assessment Virtual Summit 2021<PROP>ACP Resource & Project Energy Assessment Virtual Summit 2021<PROP>Accurate resource assessment is a critical factor in developing successful projects and has a direct impact on which projects are financed and constructed and which are not. ACP’s Resource & Project Energy Assessment event is the place where meteorologists and engineers highlight recent advances and debate the critical issues affecting resource assessment.
Attendees can expect to come away with valuable insights into important matters that the industry uses to make energy predictions. With the help of state-of-the-art techniques and technologies, this will be a can’t miss event, enjoyed from the convenience of your home.<PROP>27 September 2021<PROP>30 September 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://cleanpower.org/events/resource-project-energy-assessment-virtual-summit-2021/<SEP>Event:RenewableUK Global Offshore Wind 2021<PROP>RenewableUK Global Offshore Wind 2021<PROP>RenewableUK Global Offshore Wind 2021 (GOW21) is the largest dedicated offshore wind event in the UK, delivering insights from industry leaders and policy makers from around the globe.
GOW21 is back in London, in person and digital - designed for a safe, sociallly distanced exhibition, networking and learning sessions broadcast to a global audience.<PROP>29 September 2021<PROP>30 September 2021<PROP>London, UK & Online<PROP>https://events.renewableuk.com/gow21-overview<SEP>Event:Dcarbonise Week – Virtual Sustainability Summit<PROP>Dcarbonise Week – Virtual Sustainability Summit<PROP>Co-located with All-Energy, Dcarbonise brings together a diverse audience, from landlords, housing associations and commercial businesses to trade bodies, governments/public sector, and property developers. A pre-COP26 week-long Virtual Summit, Dcarbonise Week will provide exceptional education and guidance from industry leading experts involved in clean energy, transport, cities, industry, travel, and farming all with clear messages for the global summit, the green recovery, and a Just Transition.<PROP>4 October 2021<PROP>9 October 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://www.all-energy.co.uk/en-gb/dcarbonise.html<SEP>Event:WPTO’s Materials and Manufacturing Strategy for Marine Energy Technologies Workshop<PROP>WPTO’s Materials and Manufacturing Strategy for Marine Energy Technologies Workshop<PROP>Join the Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO) and partners for a virtual workshop focused on strategic initiatives for materials and manufacturing R&D to accelerate marine energy technology commercialization.<PROP>5 October 2021<PROP>5 October 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://www.energy.gov/eere/water/events/wptos-materials-and-manufacturing-strategy-marine-energy-technologies-workshop<SEP>Event:MASTS 11th Annual Science Meeting (ASM)<PROP>MASTS 11th Annual Science Meeting (ASM)<PROP>This cross-disciplinary online meeting brings together members of the global marine science community, with the aim of promoting and communicating research excellence and forging new scientific collaborations.
The first two days will be online and will bring together expert plenary speakers and contributed talks and e-posters outlining the latest research and management practices that address key topics related to marine science and management in the face of global climate change. The third day will be devoted to workshops (some online and some in-person in Glasgow).
The deadline for abstract submission is Monday 23rd August 2021.<PROP>5 October 2021<PROP>8 October 2021<PROP>Online<PROP>https://masts.ac.uk/annual-science-meeting/<SEP>Event:Offshore WINDPOWER 2021 Conference & Exhibition<PROP>Offshore WINDPOWER 2021 Conference & Exhibition<PROP>Offshore wind is a once-in-a-generation opportunity and its momentum forward continues leading into ACP’s Offshore WINDPOWER Conference & Exhibition this fall. The event has cultivated a dedicated and thriving global community of top developers and experts. As more steel goes in the water, this event will only continue to grow in value and scope.
This Offshore WINDPOWER 2021 Conference & Exhibition will also feature a virtual attendance option.<PROP>13 October 2021<PROP>15 October 2021<PROP>Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport (Boston, MA) & Online<PROP>https://cleanpower.org/events/offshore-windpower-2021-conference-exhibition/<SEP>Event:Clean Currents 2021<PROP>Clean Currents 2021<PROP>Clean Currents 2021 is the all-new, official waterpower tradeshow + conference of the National Hydropower Association—promoted by North American waterpower to benefit the industry. Clean Currents will bring together professionals from conventional hydropower, pumped storage, small hydro, marine energy, government agencies, regulators, NGOs, and consultants on topics such as safety, security, markets, environmental enhancement, engineering, and licensing/relicensing.<PROP>20 October 2021<PROP>21 October 2021<PROP>Georgia World Congress Center (Atlanta, Georgia)<PROP>https://cleancurrents.org/<SEP>Event:SNAME Maritime Convention (SMC) 2021<PROP>SNAME Maritime Convention (SMC) 2021<PROP>SNAME members andattendees come from all over the world and represent one or more of the seven Faces of SNAME: Researchers, Shipbuilders, Engineers, Designers, Operators, Manufacturers, Recyclers, and Students. Together, they make up one of the strongest cross-functional organizations in the maritime community.
The SNAME Maritime Convention (SMC) 2021 will take place on 25 - 29 October2021 in Providence RI, USA. The event will be hybrid, thus in addition to thephysical convention in Providence, there will be a virtual option for attendeeswho may still be unable or uncomfortable with travel at the time of the event nextyear.<PROP>25 October 2021<PROP>29 October 2021<PROP>Providence RI, USA and Virtual<PROP>https://www.sname.org/sites/default/files/2020-12/SMC2021 Call for Content v2.pdf<SEP>Event:Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC) 2021<PROP>Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC) 2021<PROP>Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference is Europe’s leading event for the entire offshore energy industry and an opportunity to reach business leaders, experts, and professionals across global markets. Join round-table sessions, go 1-on-1 matchmaking, watch the live talk shows, and meet the exhibitors.<PROP>26 October 2021<PROP>27 October 2021<PROP>RAI Amsterdam (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)<PROP>https://www.offshore-energy.biz/offshore-energy-2021/<SEP>Event:CLEANPOWER 2021 Conference and Exhibition<PROP>CLEANPOWER 2021 Conference and Exhibition<PROP>CLEANPOWER 2021 is a renewable energy industry event, which brings together policy leaders, industry experts, and major players for a week of learning, networking, and innovation. Following the CLEANPOWER 2021 Virtual Event in June 2021, CLEANPOWER 2021 Conference and Exhibition will take place December 7-8, 2021 in Salt Lake City, Utah.<PROP>7 December 2021<PROP>9 December 2021<PROP>Salt Lake City, Utah<PROP>https://cleanpower.org/expo/<SEP>Event:AGU 2021<PROP>AGU 2021<PROP>American Geophysical Union Fall meeting for 2021. One of the largest scientific conferences annually with engaging and diverse programming. AGU envisions a future where knowledge of Earth and space sciences are used in collaboration with advances in natural, physical and social sciences, medicine and engineering<PROP>13 December 2021<PROP>17 December 2021<PROP>New Orleans, Louisiana<PROP><SEP>Event:Subsea expo<PROP>Subsea expo<PROP>A free-to-attend subsea exhibition and conference that will showcase 185 exhibitors and will feature parallel sessions each day with 85 expert speakers discussing the challenges and innovations in subsea.<PROP>22 February 2022<PROP>24 February 2022<PROP>P&J Live, Aberdeen, Scotland<PROP>https://www.subseaexpo.com/<SEP>Event:Ocean Sciences Meeting 2022<PROP>Ocean Sciences Meeting 2022<PROP>The ocean represents a vast and largely untapped resource, which is being explored as a source of low carbon renewable energy. There is much research within the ocean science community into resource characterization and the interaction of energy conversion technologies with the ocean environment. We seek contributions spanning a broad range of topics relating to marine renewable energy, including offshore wind, wave, ocean current and tidal resources over timescales ranging from semi-diurnal to decadal, and feedbacks between the resource and energy extraction at both device and array scale. The session also seeks discussions on the application of ocean energy for ocean instrumentation/observation, powering off-grid buoys, unpiloted surface and underwater vehicles, and desalination. This session will gather and relate research methods and results from investigations into field techniques, and numerical/statistical modeling used to assess interactions of marine renewable energy with ocean processes. The session will also include studies of physical impacts (e.g., impacts on sedimentary systems), and societal interactions (e.g., marine spatial planning). We also invite innovative research on ocean energy arrays/sites for co-located applications (e.g., offshore wind combined with aquaculture) that would benefit from combined infrastructure and reduced levelized costs.
Cross listed Tracks: Coastal and Estuarine Hydrodynamics and Sediment Processes; Ocean Policy and the Blue Economy; Physical-Biological Interactions
Keywords: Descriptive and regional oceanography; Numerical modeling<PROP>27 February 2022<PROP>4 March 2022<PROP>Honolulu, Hawaii<PROP>https://osm2022.secure-platform.com/a<SEP>Event:World Ocean Day 2022<PROP>World Ocean Day 2022<PROP>World Oceans Day is growing the global movement to call on world leaders to protect 30% of our blue planet by 2030. This critical need is called 30x30. By safeguarding at least 30% of our ocean through a network of highly protected areas we can help ensure a healthy home for all!<PROP>8 June 2022<PROP>8 June 2022<PROP><PROP>https://worldoceansday.org/<SEP>Event:World Ocean Day 2023<PROP>World Ocean Day 2023<PROP>World Oceans Day is growing the global movement to call on world leaders to protect 30% of our blue planet by 2030. This critical need is called 30x30. By safeguarding at least 30% of our ocean through a network of highly protected areas we can help ensure a healthy home for all!<PROP>8 June 2023<PROP>8 June 2023<PROP><PROP>https://worldoceansday.org/