12-09-2023

Webinar on Ocean Energy Outlook in the USA & Canada

This is the sixth in a series of webinars focused on ocean energy projects and key policies in IEA-OES member countries....

27-06-2023

Webinar on the Ocean Energy Outlook in Europe

This is the fifth of a webinar series focused on ocean energy projects and key policies on IEA-OES Member Countries.

19-01-2023

OES-Environmental Webinar

Planning Ahead to Address Environmental Effects of Marine Renewable Energy

22-06-2022

Ocean Energy Outlook in India, Republic of Korea and Singapore

This webinar focus on ocean energy projects and key policies on 3 IEA-OES Member Countries

26-04-2022

Offshore Aquaculture as a Market for Ocean Renewable Energy

This webinar provided an overview of the findings in the Study on offshore aquaculture and ocean energy

Yes, Inform me when...

Ocean Energy in Islands and Remote Coastal Areas

IEA-OES Webinar

Date: December 17, 2020 at 14:00 GMT

This webinar follows the release of the report "Ocean Energy in Islands and Remote Locations".

Overview:

Islands and remote coastal areas are often subjected to the misconception that they require scaled-down continental solutions.
Nonetheless, these areas face a different reality than their continental counterparts and, therefore, may require localised solutions.
Ocean energy technologies can be an appealing option for these energy markets.
This report discusses opportunities to enable the integration of ocean energy technologies into the energy systems in islands and remote coastal areas and create synergies between the economic and energy sectors.

Webinar Programme:

Henry Jeffrey (OES Chairman), Opening Remarks
Maria Vanegas (Edinburgh University), Ocean energy in Islands: overview of opportunities and challenges
John Meagher (Nova Innovation), Tidal power's blue energy islands
Roland Roesch (Deputy Director of IRENA Innovation and Technology Centre), IRENA Ocean Energy Outlook - opportunities for a blue economy
Q&A

The OES is organised under the auspices of the International Energy Agency (IEA) but is functionally and legally autonomous. Views, findings and publications of the OES do not necessarily represent the views or policies of the IEA Secretariat or its individual member countries.