Andrea Copping

• How has the Tethys database evolved over the years, and what role does it currently play in supporting developers, regulators, and researchers working in marine renewable energy? How do you see people using it today?
• What are some of the biggest myths out there, and what does the science actually say?
• In the latest State of the Science report, what were some of the new findings or trends that particularly stood out to you?
• International collaboration is a core part of the OES work. How important is global knowledge-sharing when it comes to understanding and addressing environmental impacts?
• Looking ahead, what would you love to see happen next with OES-Environmental and Tethys?