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DLG Markets Benelux is part of DLG Markets GmbH, a global partner for companies and organizations in the agrifood sector and a leader in the organization of trade fairs and conferences worldwide. The strength of DLG Markets lies in an international network, innovative industry solutions and comprehensive expertise in the agrifood sector. 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Without a baseline, it is impossible to determine whether birds, bats, harbour porpoises, fish and seabed life are disturbed by the (construction of the) wind farm or even benefit from it.\nEffectiveness of measures. Only with a baseline and suitable reference sites can we determine whether our ecological measures and innovations really have a positive effect.\nFilling knowledge gaps for the entire sector. Much about the North Sea is still unknown. We share our data and insights widely so that future wind farms can benefit from them.\nA foundation for the entire lifetime of our wind farm. The baseline is the starting point for years of monitoring during the construction and operational phases.\nRegister by sending an email to corine.steenwijk@ecowende.nl, with your name, organisation and job title, and let us know which webinar(s) you would like to attend. Save the date(s) in your calendar. 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But as we scale up new projects, we must not lose sight of the first generation of turbines across Europe. Many are reaching the end of their operational life, with tens of gigawatts expected to be decommissioned by 2030.\nThis growing wave of end-of-life turbines requires a strategic and circular approach. Repowering is a major opportunity. It accelerates renewable deployment while optimising existing sites, grid connections, and infrastructure \u2014 delivering higher output with a smaller environmental footprint and strong local acceptance.\nThe industry must also strive to keep materials and components in use \u2014 either by extending lifetimes where appropriate, refurbishing key parts, or dismantling assets in ways that maximise reuse and high-value recycling to minimize external dependencies and reduce environmental impacts.\nAs wind energy vows to strengthen sustainability across its value chain \u2013 designing for circularity, maximising asset value, and scaling reuse, remanufacturing, and recycling \u2013 creating strong supply chains will be essential.\nManaging end-of-life is no longer a niche issue: it is central to a truly circular, sustainable, and competitive European wind industry.","startDate":"2026-11-24 08:30","endDate":"2026-11-25 14:45","location":"Bilbao, Spain","venue":"Bilbao Exhibition Centre (BEC)","sourceURL":"https:\/\/windeurope.org\/eolis2026\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/EoLIS2026-Flyer.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-09 22:56:21","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131646","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/building-coastal-resilience-conference-bcr-2026","title":"Building Coastal Resilience Conference (BCR 2026)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The upcoming conference Building Coastal Resilience will take place November 23rd \u2013 24th, 2026 at the Technische Universit\u00e4t Braunschweig, Germany.\nThis small specialty conference will bring together researchers, practitioners and policymakers, to discuss innovative strategies, research advances, and practical solutions for strengthening coastal systems in the face of climate change and increasing environmental pressures.\nPlease mark your calendars today. Further details regarding the program, keynote speakers, abstract submission, and registration will follow in the coming months on the conference web page.","startDate":"2026-11-23 08:00","endDate":"2026-11-24 16:00","location":"Braunschweig, Germany","venue":"Haus der Wissenschaft","sourceURL":"https:\/\/bcr26.de\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-04-03%20at%209.41.39%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-07-11 17:44:55","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143266","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/teamer-facility-showcase","title":"TEAMER Facility Showcase","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Join a live webinar as representatives of TEAMER facilities share the various ways their organizations can help marine energy developers advance their technologies and their businesses.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-11-18 19:00","endDate":"2026-11-18 20:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.teams.microsoft.com\/event\/92b6494e-78fe-4523-b05d-4f09613853b6@38fc5550-c054-497d-a7c4-f61445d97603","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/TFS-Flyer.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-10-02 18:08:29","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143557","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ecowende-webinar-baseline-studies-above-water","title":"Ecowende Webinar: Baseline Studies Above Water","eventType":"Webinar","description":"How do you know if an offshore wind farm has been built in harmony with nature? By starting with a solid baseline.We are building the Ecowende wind farm with ecology in mind from the drawing board. To demonstrate what our measures and eco-innovations truly deliver, we first need to know what the local ecosystem looks like without a wind farm. That is why we started our monitoring and research programme before construction, with baseline studies.Join our two webinars to find out what we measured, how we did it, and what we learned about marine life in our wind farm zone. Together with our partners Waardenburg Ecology and WaterProof Marine Consultancy \u0026amp; Services B.V., we will take you through the studies above and below water.Webinar 1: baseline studies above waterWednesday, 18 November 2026, 14.00 \u2013 15.30 CETWebinar 2: baseline studies below waterWednesday, 2 December 2026, 14.00 \u2013 15.30 CETWhy are baseline studies so important?\u0026nbsp;\nA point of comparison. Without a baseline, it is impossible to determine whether birds, bats, harbour porpoises, fish and seabed life are disturbed by the (construction of the) wind farm or even benefit from it.\nEffectiveness of measures. Only with a baseline and suitable reference sites can we determine whether our ecological measures and innovations really have a positive effect.\nFilling knowledge gaps for the entire sector. Much about the North Sea is still unknown. We share our data and insights widely so that future wind farms can benefit from them.\nA foundation for the entire lifetime of our wind farm. The baseline is the starting point for years of monitoring during the construction and operational phases.\nRegister by sending an email to corine.steenwijk@ecowende.nl, with your name, organisation and job title, and let us know which webinar(s) you would like to attend. Save the date(s) in your calendar. We will send you the webinar link in the week before the webinar(s).","startDate":"2026-11-18 13:00","endDate":"2026-11-18 14:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/lnkd.in\/p\/gUyEqBVm","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ecowende.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-10-30 22:55:39","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143242","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/windforce-baltic-sea-2026","title":"WINDFORCE Baltic Sea 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"8Die Offshore-Windenergie in der Ostsee gewinnt zunehmend an Bedeutung: In Deutschland und D\u00e4nemark w\u00e4chst die installierte Leistung kontinuierlich \u2013 und auch Polen sowie die baltischen Staaten stehen in den Startl\u00f6chern. F\u00fcr das Erreichen der deutschen und europ\u00e4ischen Ausbauziele wird die Ostsee eine Schl\u00fcsselrolle spielen. Als Modellregion f\u00fcr Vernetzung und Versorgungssicherheit bietet sie enormes Potenzial. Die WINDFORCE Baltic Sea ist die perfekte Gelegenheit, genau dies zu diskutieren und gemeinsam weiter voranzutreiben.\nDie WINDFORCE Baltic Sea 2026 bringt die zentralen Akteure des Offshore-Ausbaus zusammen. Diskutiert mit uns Chancen, Herausforderungen und aktuelle Entwicklungen. Am 19. November stehen Themen wie kritische Infrastruktur, Netzausbau und konkrete Projekte im Fokus. Bereits am 18. November erwarten euch spannende Exkursionen mit exklusiven Einblicken in die Praxis. Am Abend findet ein Dinner statt.","startDate":"2026-11-18 11:00","endDate":"2026-11-19 16:00","location":"R\u00fcgen, Germany","venue":"Binz","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.wab.net\/termine\/windforce-baltic-sea\/windforce-baltic-sea-2026\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/WINDFORCE2026-Flyer.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-25 14:41:01","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142860","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/seaweed-scotland","title":"Seaweed Scotland","eventType":"Conference","description":"The UK\u0027s Seaweed Conference 2026 brings together global experts to foster cooperation across the entire seaweed value chain - from sustainable harvesting to innovative applications in food, biomaterials, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and agriculture.\nThis year\u0027s theme, \u0022History, Culture, and Development\u0022 focuses on the historical relationship the sector has with seaweed and the within the wider landscape, as well as the cultural significance and current development of the sector \u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-11-18 09:00","endDate":"2026-11-19 17:00","location":"Oban, Scotland","venue":"Corran Halls, Oban","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.ssia.scot\/conference2026","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-08-17%20at%2010.35.58%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-17 17:36:44","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143332","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/bat-conservation-artificial-light","title":"Bat conservation and artificial light","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Light pollution is increasing at an unprecedented rate, pushing vulnerable nocturnal wildlife into darker habitats. Bats are particularly sensitive to artificial light at night. Urban sprawl and the ever-expanding use of cheap LED lighting is causing massive problems, such as the deterioration of urban roosts and habitat loss and the disconnection of valuable habitats.\nIn Europe, bats are strictly protected by international and national legislation, and are also covered by the United Nations\u0027 Convention on Migratory Species of Wild Animals, formalised by the EUROBATS agreement. Specialists in bat conservation and light pollution have now reached a significant milestone by providing revised guidelines on how to incorporate bat conservation into outdoor lighting projects.\nThis event will summarise the extensive revision of the successful EUROBATS publication #8 during a full-day (10 am\u20134 pm) free digital Zoom event. Members of the public and stakeholders are warmly invited to attend on 18 November.","startDate":"2026-11-18 09:00","endDate":"2026-11-18 15:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.leibniz-izw-akademie.com\/seminare\/bat-conservation-and-artificial-light","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/LeibnizAcademy-Logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Land-Based Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-10-08 21:47:14","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143569","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/detecting-potential-entanglements-floating-osw-mooring-lines-using-sensors-modeling-rovs","title":"Detecting potential entanglements with floating OSW mooring lines \u2014 using sensors, modeling, and ROVs","eventType":"Webinar","description":"As part of a research program for detecting secondary entanglement on floating offshore wind mooring lines, the Schatz Center and project collaborators recently developed a sensor package and inspection ROV platform, conducted tank tests of both the sensor package and ROV system, and analyzed the efficacy of the sensors to detect scaled entanglement loads (such as turtles, pinnipeds, or whales) which could occur on the mooring lines on a floating offshore wind system.\nThis webinar will describe the sensor package developed by PNNL and the inspection ROV platform developed by MARE, and will share results on the development and testing of both of these components of the MoorSEA system. We will hear about predicted capacity of the PNNL sensors to detect entanglements, and how that could be confirmed by the MARE ROV. We will also hear from Schatz Center research staff about how simulation modeling aided in the development of a detection algorithm, which helped to guide the sensor package development. We will explore a few next steps, including how these systems might be deployed on a floating platform, and discuss potential preliminary limits of detectability.\nRegister for the webinar.\nJoining the discussion will be project staff from the Schatz Energy Research Center, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), and Marine Applied Research \u0026amp; Exploration (MARE). This research effort is funded by the California Energy Commission.\nThis talk is a production of the Pacific Offshore Wind Consortium and the Schatz Energy Research Center. For questions about this webinar or to request technical or accessibility support, please contact schatzenergy@humboldt.edu or call 707-826-4345.","startDate":"2026-11-17 21:00","endDate":"2026-11-17 23:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/schatzcenter.org\/2026\/10\/webinar-october2026-secondary-entanglement\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-11-03 14:38:08","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2104945","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/marine-renewables-canada-2026","title":"Marine Renewables Canada 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Celebrate the momentum in the marine renewable energy sector with Marine Renewables Canada! As the sector grows, so does our conference \u2013 a reflection of the immense potential and opportunities within Canada\u2019s offshore wind, tidal, wave, and river current energy sector. MRC 2026 will bring together leading minds from across Canada and the world to explore new opportunities and chart the future of the industry.\nConcurrent Conference Sessions\nWith growth in the sector driving new opportunities, MRC 2026 will dive into the latest policy and market trends, alongside technical R\u0026amp;D sessions. Gain comprehensive insights on Canada\u2019s marine renewable energy landscape\u2014all in one place!\nWorkshops for Members by Members\nAt MRC 2026, learn directly from industry experts with an enhanced selection of MRC Member Sessions. Members will have the unique opportunity to propose and host specialized workshops.\nTradeshow and Exhibition\nMRC 2026 will feature an exhibition and trade show, providing organizations the chance to showcase innovations, products, and services for the marine renewables sector in Canada and beyond.\nExpanded Networking Opportunities\nWith B2B meetings, an international delegate program, and a variety of receptions and side events, MRC 2026 is your chance to build new relationships and make lasting connections to drive your business forward.","startDate":"2026-11-17 13:00","endDate":"2026-11-19 19:15","location":"Ottawa, Canada","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/marinerenewablesconference.ca\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-12-22%20at%2010.45.46%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-12-22 18:51:15","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2082817","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/wcmb-2026-7th-world-conference-marine-biodiversity","title":"WCMB 2026 - 7th World Conference on Marine Biodiversity","eventType":"Conference","description":"The time on this entry is a placeholder and is not representative of the event time.\r\n\r\n\nThe 7th edition of the World Conference on Marine Biodiversity will be organized in Bruges between November 17th and 20th 2026. Find out more about the venue here.\r\n\r\n\nThe World Conference on Marine Biodiversity series (WCMB) is conducted tri-annually. The WCMB is a high-level international meeting that focuses on the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity. The conference provides a platform for policymakers, scientists, conservationists, industry representatives, and other stakeholders to discuss current and emerging marine biodiversity issues and identify ways to protect and sustainably manage marine ecosystems and their resources.","startDate":"2026-11-17 11:00","endDate":"2026-11-20 11:00","location":"Brussels, Belgium","venue":"Bruges Concert Hall","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.wcmb2026.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-04-24%20at%2010.33.26%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-04-24 18:10:55","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143241","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/offshore-wind-poland-owp-2026","title":"Offshore Wind Poland (OWP) 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Offshore wind energy is becoming one of the cornerstones of Europe\u0027s energy security, industrial resilience, and economic competitiveness. Poland is now at a pivotal moment in the development of its offshore wind sector, moving from planning to implementation of the largest energy investment programme in the country\u0027s history, creating new opportunities for businesses, industry, and the Polish economy. Offshore Wind Poland 2026 is Poland\u0027s leading conference dedicated to the strategic role of offshore wind in strengthening energy security and enhancing the competitiveness of the European economy. On 17\u201318 November 2026, the Sheraton Grand Warsaw will bring together representatives of public administration, European institutions, investors, industry leaders, financial institutions, and experts from Poland and abroad to discuss the future of offshore wind and help shape the direction of the sector\u0027s development in Poland and across Europe.","startDate":"2026-11-17 07:00","endDate":"2026-11-18 16:00","location":"Warsaw, Poland","venue":"Sheraton Grand Warsaw","sourceURL":"https:\/\/konferencjaowp.pl\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OWP2026-Flyer.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-25 14:33:22","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143079","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2026-oeeg-offshore-energy-equipment-global-conference","title":"2026 OEEG Offshore Energy \u0026 Equipment Global Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"The 2026 OEEG Offshore Energy \u0026amp; Equipment Global Conference is co-hosted by the Shanghai Association of Shipbuilding Industry (SASIC), China Offshore (Deepsea) industry Alliance, and CDMC. This premier industry event will take place November 17\u201319, 2026 at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition \u0026amp; Convention Center. Featured at this event is the 9th Offshore Wind Asia Summit (OWA2026).\nThe global offshore industry is now at a critical stage of transformation and upgrading. With profound shifts in the global energy landscape and growing demand for deep-sea development, businesses across the industrial chain are facing unprecedented opportunities for cross-border cooperation. As a key global hub for offshore engineering equipment manufacturing and project development, the Asia-Pacific region has become an indispensable part of the global offshore engineering ecosystem, thanks to its complete industrial support system, advanced manufacturing capacity, and efficient response mechanisms.\nAgainst a backdrop of evolving technical challenges and emerging market opportunities, strengthening international cooperation, deepening supply chain integration, and driving collaborative technological innovation have become essential for industry growth. As a flagship annual event for the global offshore sector, this conference will focus on three core themes: reshape the supply chain ecosystem, deepen international collaboration, and break through technological innovation. Through a mix of strategic forums, technical seminars, exhibitions, and business matchmaking sessions, it will build an open and shared platform for global offshore engineering enterprises to exchange ideas, share technologies, and explore business partnerships.","startDate":"2026-11-17 00:00","endDate":"2026-11-19 11:00","location":"Shanghai, China","venue":"Shanghai World Expo Exhibition \u0026 Convention Center","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.oeeglobal.com\/en\/press_news\/id\/5975","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/EEG26-Info.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-25 20:22:39","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143247","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/9th-offshore-wind-asia-summit-owa2026","title":"9th Offshore Wind Asia Summit (OWA2026)","eventType":"Conference","description":"As offshore wind moves into deeper waters, OWA2026 serves as Asia\u0027s leading industry platform, bringing together global developers, turbine manufacturers, EPC contractors, design institutes, and core supply chain companies to assess market trends and drive project execution.\nTargeting Emerging Markets, Seizing the Window for Global ExpansionWith Asian emerging markets including South Korea, Japan, the Philippines, and Vietnam releasing offshore wind project opportunities, the Chinese supply chain is playing a central role in global project practice. The summit features the Asian Offshore Wind Strategy \u0026amp; Market Forum, providing in-depth analysis of policy frameworks and project pipelines across key markets. This enables companies to strategically enter high-barrier, technology-intensive markets like South Korea and Japan, as well as high-growth, cost-competitive markets such as the Philippines and Vietnam\u2014building market intelligence and technical dialogue before projects officially go to tender.\nAdvancing Floating Technology, Unlocking Deepwater PotentialFloating offshore wind is expected to enter an accelerated commercial phase around 2026, becoming a mandatory path in Japan, South Korea, France, and the UK. The summit dedicates a Floating Offshore Wind Forum focusing on technology breakthroughs and project execution, addressing critical areas including foundations, mooring systems, and dynamic subsea cables. Discussions will explore the pathway from concept validation to engineering system optimization, enabling Chinese companies to capitalize on opportunities in large-scale structure manufacturing and the transfer of offshore engineering experience.\nConnecting Global Procurement, Enabling Precise Supply-Demand MatchmakingThe summit features dedicated one-on-one procurement matchmaking sessions, bringing together global buyers including RWE, EDF Renewables, Corio Generation, Copenhagen Offshore Partners, ACEN, SK Ecoplant, China Three Gorges Renewables, and SPIC. Through pre-matched, closed-door meetings, suppliers gain direct access to project decision-makers. By combining procurement forums with business matchmaking, every interaction brings participants closer to genuine collaboration.\nMulti-Energy Integration, Expanding the Boundaries of Ocean EnergyAs a core track of the Offshore Energy \u0026amp; Equipment Global Conference (OEEG), OWA2026 promotes cross-sector integration of offshore oil \u0026amp; gas, offshore wind, wave, and hydrogen energy to build an efficient, stable, and low-carbon marine energy system, driving high-quality growth in the offshore industry.","startDate":"2026-11-17 00:00","endDate":"2026-11-19 10:00","location":"Shanghai, China","venue":"Shanghai World Expo Exhibition \u0026 Convention Center","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.oeeglobal.com\/en\/event_item_2","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OWAS2026-Flyer.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-25 20:20:02","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142942","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/bluetech-week-2026","title":"BlueTech Week 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"BlueTech Week is powered by the BlueTech Opportunity Platform, a purpose-built collaboration platform being developed specifically for Southern California\u0027s maritime innovation ecosystem. Designed in direct response to the needs of industry, government, defense, academia, investors, startups, and international partners, the platform has one objective: Maximize meaningful connections that lead to commercial, strategic, and mission-driven outcomes.","startDate":"2026-11-16 16:00","endDate":"2026-11-20 01:00","location":"San Diego, California, United States","venue":"TMA BlueTech","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.tmabluetech.org\/bluetech-week","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/BlueTechWeek2026-Image.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-25 19:30:01","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143408","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/strategic-research-agenda","title":"The Strategic Research Agenda","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Join Supergen ORE for a webinar exploring the Strategic Research Agenda report, which takes a whole-sector, forward-thinking view of the opportunities and challenges ahead, setting priority areas for research.\nChaired by Prof. Deborah Greaves, this webinar will bring together Co-Directors from the Supergen ORE Hub university partners to examine the Strategic Research Agenda. As co-authors of the report, they will offer their insight on the research challenges, the synergies between these challenges, and how they can help advance the sector at pace, whilst embedding environmental and socioeconomic value in the UK.\nThe session will review the collaborative effort behind the development of the Agenda and the foundation of existing policy work on which it builds. The discussion will focus on understanding the research challenges and exploring next steps - specific actions for different parts of the sector to take forward to strengthen the foundation of innovative research the sector needs.\nWhat to expect\nPresentations summarising the key insights and opportunities highlighted in the Strategic Research Agenda.\nAudience Q\u0026amp;A, giving the opportunity to answer specific questions and discuss application of the report\u0027s recommendations.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-11-16 13:00","endDate":"2026-11-16 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/supergen-ore.net\/events\/webinar-the-strategic-research-agenda","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/SRA-Flyer.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Tidal","Wave","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-10-20 16:21:30","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2105059","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/8th-international-marine-conservation-conference-imcc8","title":"8th International Marine Conservation Conference (IMCC8)","eventType":"Conference","description":"IMCC8, hosted by the Global Marine Program of the Society for Conservation Biology, will take place in Edinburgh, Scotland, from November 13-17, 2026 at the Edinburgh International Conference Center (EICC). Join to help Make Marine Science Matter!\nTo conserve our oceans, we need all hands on deck\u2014researchers working alongside policymakers, ocean users, and resource managers. At the International Marine Conservation Congress (IMCC), this global community comes together to share research, tools, and lessons learned that advance marine science, policy, and practice. With over 800 delegates, IMCC is the world\u2019s largest gathering dedicated to ocean conservation, bringing together scientists and practitioners, including regulators, fishers, educators, artists, students, journalists, and more.","startDate":"2026-11-13 09:00","endDate":"2026-11-17 17:00","location":"Edinburgh, Scotland","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/conbio.org\/mini-sites\/imcc8\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/IMCC8.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-24 00:10:45","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143570","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/107th-annual-meeting-western-society-naturalists-2026","title":"107th Annual Meeting of the Western Society of Naturalists (2026)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The Western Society of Naturalists is a scientific society with a strong focus on ecology, evolution, natural history, and marine biology. 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El Hierro no es solo el escenario de nuestro congreso, sino tambi\u00e9n el protagonista. Conocida como la \u0022isla sostenible\u0022, esta peque\u00f1a joya de la naturaleza es un referente mundial en la transici\u00f3n energ\u00e9tica gracias a la Central Hidroe\u00f3lica de Gorona del Viento. Su situaci\u00f3n geogr\u00e1fica, en el punto m\u00e1s occidental de Europa, la convierte en un laboratorio natural de innovaci\u00f3n. Gracias a su apuesta por las energ\u00edas renovables, ha alcanzado la autosuficiencia energ\u00e9tica, demostrando que un futuro sostenible no solo es posible, sino que ya es una realidad.\nDurante estos d\u00edas, exploraremos los avances, desaf\u00edos y oportunidades en el campo de las energ\u00edas renovables, inspirados por el esp\u00edritu pionero de la isla que nos acoge. \u00danase a nosotros en este evento \u00fanico para conectar con expertos, compartir conocimientos y ser parte del cambio hacia un futuro m\u00e1s verde.\nIt is an honor to welcome you to the first edition of the \u0026nbsp;International Conference on Renewable Energy, which will take place on the unique island of El Hierro from November 10 to 13, 2026. El Hierro is not only the setting for our conference, but also its star. Known as the \u0022sustainable island,\u0022 this small jewel of nature is a global leader in the energy transition thanks to the Gorona del Viento Hydro-Wind Power Plant. Its geographical location, at the westernmost point of Europe, makes it a natural laboratory for innovation. Thanks to its commitment to renewable energy, it has achieved energy self-sufficiency, demonstrating that a sustainable future is not only possible, but is already a reality.\nDuring these days, we will explore the advancements, challenges, and opportunities in the field of renewable energy, inspired by the pioneering spirit of our host island. Join this unique event to connect with experts, share knowledge, and be part of the change toward a greener future.","startDate":"2026-11-10 09:00","endDate":"2026-11-13 17:00","location":"El Hierro, Spain","venue":"Congress Hall and Auditorium of La Pe\u00f1a","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.conferencerenewablehierro26.com\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/event_banner_3.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-26 18:04:08","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142576","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/masts-16th-annual-science-meeting-asm","title":"MASTS 16th Annual Science Meeting (ASM)","eventType":"Meeting","description":"The sixteenth MASTS Annual Science Meeting is a cross-disciplinary event that brings together members of the marine science community, with the aim of promoting and communicating research excellence and forging new scientific collaborations. 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The third day is devoted to workshops.\nThe CALL FOR ABSTRACTS for eposters and talks is now live!\nSubmit your abstract template to masts@st-andrews.ac.uk before close on 31\/8\/26.","startDate":"2026-11-10 09:00","endDate":"2026-11-12 17:00","location":"Glasgow, UK","venue":"Technology \u0026 Innovation Centre (TIC), University of Strathclyde","sourceURL":"https:\/\/masts.ac.uk\/annual-science-meeting","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/MASTS-Logos-circular-text.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-07 16:32:51","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142575","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ices-meccam-workshop-fish-biology-ecology-climate-change","title":"\u200b\u200bICES-MeCCAM Workshop on Fish biology, ecology and climate change","eventType":"Workshop","description":"\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200bDespite detailed knowledge of many oceanographic processes, ecosystem interactions, and increasingly, improved understanding of how these affect fish stock productivity and mortality, incorporation of such knowledge into fish stock assessments, forecasts and advice has been slow. This is considered a major limitation, particularly when considering one of the priority activities of the ICES Advisory Plan: further evolve our advice framework for fisheries to take account of ecosystem and climate change impacts. Part of the problem lies with the fact that ICES does not have a dedicated expert group working on approaches to embed ecological responses to environmental variation within the stock advice process.\nJoining forces with the EU-funded project Measures for Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation in European Fisheries (MeCCAM), ICES will host a joint workshop on fish biology, ecology and climate change (WKFISHECO) to start addressing this limitation. This workshop is relevant to the ongoing work of many experts in the ICES network and beyond including, but not limited to the Methods Working Group (MGWG), Working Group on Impacts of Climate Warming on Growth Rates and Fisheries Yields (WGGRAFY), Working Group on Fisheries-Induced Evolution (WGEVO), Working Group on Integrative, Physical-biological, and Ecosystem Modelling (WGIPEM), ICES\/PICES Strategic Initiative on Climate Change Impacts on Marine Ecosystems (SIICCME), and the Joint PICES\/ICES Working Group on Sustainable Pelagic Forage Communities (WGSPF).\nSpecifically, WKFISHECO will:\nPresent the state of the art in our understanding of fish responses to environmental and oceanographic drivers which are relevant to the provision of advice on fishing opportunities\nCollate the necessary data and provide evidence for the development of appropriate climate informed and\/or ecosystem fishing reference points for a limited number of candidate stocks and\/or case studies\nReview and propose quantitative and qualitative ways for incorporation of the evidence developed above into advice on fishing opportunities, incl. communicating uncertainty of the observed and anticipated effects.\u200b\u200b","startDate":"2026-11-09 08:00","endDate":"2026-11-13 16:00","location":"Copenhagen, Denmark","venue":"ICES Headquarters","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.ices.dk\/community\/groups\/Pages\/WKFISHECO.aspx#asenha_ep","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/shoal_of_fish.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-07 16:22:24","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2104938","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/australian-ocean-renewable-energy-symposium-aores-2026","title":"Australian Ocean Renewable Energy Symposium (AORES) 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"The third Australian Ocean Renewable Energy Symposium (AORES) brings together industry, researchers, policymakers, and other stakeholders to foster collaboration and support the growth of the Australian ocean renewable energy sector, spanning wave, tidal, river and ocean currents, OTEC, and hybrid systems. The symposium will feature keynote presentations from leading international and industry experts, providing a global context for Australian developments.\nKey themes include:\ntechnology development and performance\nhydrodynamics, loads and survivability\narrays, systems and grid integration\nresource assessment and site characterisation\nenvironmental and social impacts\ndeployment, operations and economics\npolicy, regulation and markets\nAORES provides a valuable networking opportunity for PhD students in ocean renewable energy to connect with fellow researchers, industry representatives, and the broader Australian ocean energy community.","startDate":"2026-11-08 22:30","endDate":"2026-11-11 07:30","location":"Adelaide, Australia","venue":"Adelaide University, Union House, Rumours function room","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.aores2026.org\/home","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/AORES.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-12-22 18:00:57","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142356","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/nyserda-webinar-mini-series-offshore-construction-cable-installation","title":"NYSERDA Webinar Mini-Series: Offshore Construction - Cable Installation","eventType":"Webinar","description":"This webinar is the third in a five-part series on offshore construction. 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Decommissioning of marine artificial structures, including oil and gas infrastructure, pipelines and cables, and in the future, offshore wind turbines and their associated infrastructure marks this final phase.\nCurrently, the UK goal is that decommissioning of these marine artificial structures should aim to achieve a clear seabed. And while returning to a clear seabed may seem to be a simple goal, there is no clear consensus about the best approach to this.\nHow, for example, is a clear seabed defined? Does this entail also clearing the biodiversity that has settled on structures that have been in place for decades? What are the potential risks of returning to a clear seabed associated with ingrained metal pollution within these structures and associated substrates? Does the goal of returning to a clear seabed extend to the thousands of wrecks found across the UK\u0027s seabed?\nThrough this online panel discussion, a range of experts will bring their views on how a clear bed should be defined and thoughts as to what this might mean from their perspective and sector.","startDate":"2026-11-05 10:00","endDate":"2026-11-05 11:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/noc-events.co.uk\/valmas-insights-online-series-session-1-what-clear-seabed","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-10-20 16:29:56","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143409","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/getting-prepared-preview-final-event","title":"Getting PrePARED: A Preview of the Final Event","eventType":"Webinar","description":"PrePARED is a collaborative research project, funded by the Offshore Wind Evidence \u0026amp; Change programme and Crown Estate Scotland.\nIt has concurrently studied predator (seabird and marine mammal) and prey (fish) distribution and behaviour in and around offshore wind farms, providing critical insight into cumulative effects from large scale development for key species.\nJoin the Predators and Prey Around Renewable Energy Developments (PrePARED) team to get a taste of what to expect at the PrePARED Final Event on 20th January 2027.\nIn this webinar listen to summary talks of what PrePARED set out to achieve with its key themes, hear a preview of the topics from leading experts and find out why you won\u2019t want to miss the main event! After the three presentations there will be time for Q\u0026amp;A with the speakers.","startDate":"2026-11-04 12:30","endDate":"2026-11-04 13:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.teams.microsoft.com\/event\/de5f724e-479b-4c65-a174-d7156b2311d8@f85626cb-0da8-49d3-aa58-64ef678ef01a","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/PrePARED-Flyer.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-10-20 16:26:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143331","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ocean-webinar-nature-inclusive-scour-protection-creating-value-nature-wind-industry","title":"OCEaN Webinar - Nature-Inclusive Scour Protection: Creating Value for Nature and for the Wind Industry","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Since 2022 the Offshore Coalition for Energy and Nature (OCEaN) has hosted a webinar series exploring the application of Nature-Inclusive Design (NID) in offshore energy and grid infrastructure. The sixth webinar in this series will take place on 4 November 2026 and explore nature-inclusive scour protection.\nScour protection materials, where required, are installed around the foundations and cables of offshore wind assets to prevent seabed erosion caused by waves, currents, and turbulence around structures. In addition to their primary function, nature-inclusive scour protection materials are designed to support the development of marine habitat. They also have the potential to be among the most cost-effective nature enhancement measures, as they require only limited additional investment compared to conventional scour protection methods.\nIf this technology offers such clear benefits, why has it not become standard practice yet, and should it be? 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With a multidisciplinary approach, we aim to address energy transition challenges through sustainable solutions for global decarbonization.","startDate":"2026-11-02 08:00","endDate":"2026-11-06 16:00","location":"Hannover, Germany","venue":"Hannover Congress Centrum","sourceURL":"https:\/\/eageget.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/event_logo.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-04-03 18:24:39","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085568","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2026-global-edna-conference","title":"2026 Global eDNA Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"Hosted in partnership with the MTS eDNA Committee and the University of Washington\u2019s eDNA Collaborative, the conference will convene a global community of eDNA enthusiasts from across economic sectors to build connections, learn from one another, and further advance eDNA science.\u0026nbsp;\nThe conference will feature three days of concurrent sessions, focusing on a diverse array of eDNA-related topics (e.g., conservation applications, quantitative analysis, community engagement, policy-relevant communication, technological development, and many others), as well as a set of plenary speakers and plenty of unstructured time to make connections on your own.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-10-28 16:00","endDate":"2026-10-31 00:00","location":"Seattle, Washington","venue":"Bell Harbour International Conference Center","sourceURL":"https:\/\/mtsociety.memberclicks.net\/global-edna-conference","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-02-03%20at%2010.50.27%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-03 18:50:36","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142993","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2026-alaska-rural-energy-conference","title":"2026 Alaska Rural Energy Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"Powering Alaska\u2019s Energy Future\u2014TogetherThe Alaska Rural Energy Conference is Alaska\u2019s premier gathering dedicated to the unique energy challenges and opportunities facing rural communities. Held October 27\u201329, 2026, in Fairbanks, the conference brings together utility operators, community leaders, engineers, policymakers, regulators, tribal organizations, industry partners, researchers, and funding organizations to share practical knowledge, strengthen partnerships, and advance reliable, affordable energy solutions across the state.Rural Alaska is home to some of the world\u2019s most complex and innovative standalone energy systems. From isolated microgrids and diesel powerhouses to renewable energy integration and emerging technologies, communities continue to develop solutions that improve reliability, reduce costs, and strengthen local resilience. The Alaska Rural Energy Conference provides a forum for the people doing this work every day to learn from one another and collaborate on the next generation of energy solutions.Why Attend?The conference is designed for those who plan, operate, maintain, finance, regulate, and support rural energy systems. Whether you manage a utility, serve your community, develop energy projects, provide technical assistance, or work in policy or research, you\u2019ll find practical information you can take home and apply.Attendees will have opportunities to:\nLearn from real-world case studies and successful projects from across Alaska\nExplore strategies to improve utility operations, system reliability, and resilience\nDiscover emerging technologies and innovative approaches that work in remote communities\nUnderstand funding opportunities, financing strategies, and utility financial management\nConnect with colleagues, technical experts, state and federal agencies, and industry partners\nShare experiences, challenges, and lessons learned with peers from across the state\nConference Topics\nSessions focus on practical, solution-oriented discussions that help rural utilities and communities operate smarter, plan more effectively, and prepare for the future. Topics include:\nRural energy system reliability and resilience\nRenewable energy integration and energy storage\nDiesel powerhouse operations and maintenance\nBulk fuel systems and heat recovery\nPower distribution and asset management\nUtility finance, rates, and long-term sustainability\nData, monitoring, and decision-support tools\nCybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection\nWorkforce development and operator training\nEnergy planning, project development, and community partnerships\u0026nbsp;\nThe agenda combines technical presentations, panel discussions, and peer-to-peer learning, with opportunities to hear directly from communities implementing innovative energy solutions throughout Alaska.Conference Tracks\nProgramming is organized around three primary themes:\nDurable Energy Systems: Building and maintaining reliable energy infrastructure that serves communities for decades to come.\nFinancial Sustainability: Exploring funding opportunities, utility finance, and strategies that strengthen long-term operations.\nSmarter Systems \u0026amp; Innovation: Leveraging technology, data, planning, and emerging tools to improve performance and support informed decision-making.\nWorkshops \u0026amp; Networking\nIn addition to the main conference, attendees can participate in specialized pre- and post-conference workshops offering deeper technical training and hands-on learning. Workshop topics include energy project development, utility cybersecurity, planning tools, and other practical subjects relevant to rural utilities and communities.","startDate":"2026-10-27 16:00","endDate":"2026-10-30 00:00","location":"Fairbanks, Alaska","venue":"Westmark Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/akruralenergy.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-09-01%20at%209.14.48%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-01 16:22:31","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131365","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/16th-wind-wildlife-research-meeting","title":"16th Wind Wildlife Research Meeting","eventType":"Meeting","description":"The biennial WWRM provides an internationally recognized forum for attendees to share and engage in the latest science addressing the risk of wind energy to wildlife and developing solutions to avoid, minimize, and offset impacts. The meeting also brings together thought leaders to discuss priority topics and themes on these issues. Academics, researchers, conservation scientists, consultants, federal and state officials, NGO representatives, and industry professionals come together every other year for this unique opportunity. The 15th biennial WWRM was held from November 12-15, 2024 in Corpus Christi, Texas, and welcomed 400+ attendees from 43 U.S. states and 13 additional countries.","startDate":"2026-10-27 15:00","endDate":"2026-10-30 23:00","location":"Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States","venue":"The Clyde Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/rewi.org\/news-events\/wwrm\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/WWRM_Banner_2026-1500x506.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-23 16:55:38","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131656","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/brazil-windpower-2026","title":"Brazil Windpower 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"For 15 years, Brazil Windpower has been showcasing its great potential for networking and knowledge dissemination in the wind energy sector, bringing together key national and international representatives. 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Sea Scotland started at the Discovery Point, Dundee, back in June 2016 and it has gone from strength to strength ever since. To mark the occasion, they be going back to the Discovery Point, Dundee for their conference this year. So mark it in your diaries!\nSea Scotland is also delighted to announce that for this year\u2019s conference they will be exploring the theme (drumroll, please): Joining the dots to safeguard Scotland\u2019s seas.\nThrough this theme, they be asking key questions such as:\nHow small-scale, place-based initiatives align with, and inform, large-scale national frameworks, and vice versa.\nHow do regional priorities feed into national strategy?\nHow do national ambitions enable, rather than constrain, local delivery?\nAnd crucially, how do we ensure that planning and restoration efforts at different scales are coherent, mutually reinforcing, and adequately resourced?\nWhat is \u0027Sea Scotland\u0027?\nSea Scotland is an annual conference series which has been held since 2016 and aims to bring together the marine community and facilitate debate on critical issues facing the marine environment in Scotland. \u0026nbsp;It is co-ordinated by a Steering Group comprising Scottish Environment LINK and their Marine Group Members (Scottish Wildlife Trust, Marine Conservation Society, Young Sea Changers Scotland), Fauna and Flora International, Howell Marine Consulting, Nature Scot, and the University of Edinburgh.\nPast Sea Scotland conferences have attracted a wide range of Scottish marine stakeholders, providing a multi-interest forum for dialogue and knowledge-exchange for progressive marine policy and management. More information on previous Sea Scotland conferences can be found in the Archives section on their website.","startDate":"2026-10-27 09:00","endDate":"2026-10-27 17:00","location":"Dundee, UK","venue":"The Discovery","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.seascotland.scot\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Sea_Scotland_2026_save-the-date.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-27 17:47:30","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143082","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/hydrographic-conference-2026","title":"Hydrographic Conference 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"The yearly Hydrographic Conference for 2026 will take place in the beautiful Belgian city of Antwerp. On behalf of the International Federation of Hydrographic Society we will welcome our hydrographic colleagues to the Waagnatie, a stunning industrial landmark on the banks of the River Scheldt from 27 to 29 October 2026.\nThe conference will present you with the most recent advancements in hydrography, as well as an exhibition of the major companies.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-10-27 08:00","endDate":"2026-10-29 14:15","location":"Antwerp, Belgium","venue":"Waagnatie Expo \u0026 Events","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.hydro2026.com\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Hydro26-Flyer.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-09 22:38:41","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143042","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/engineering-conference-core-2026","title":"Engineering Conference and CORE 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Engineering Conference on AI-Empowered Resilience Enhancement and New Quality Development in Mega River Deltas\nEstuarine river deltas, characterized by their strategic geographical locations, abundant natural resources, and unique ecosystems, stand as pivotal hubs for global ecological conservation and socio-economic prosperity. However, these deltas represent highly dynamic, sensitive, and vulnerable systems shaped by the long-term interplay of fluvial, terrestrial, and marine processes. In recent years, these regions have faced intensifying pressures from climate change and anthropogenic interference, leading to an escalation of extreme flood and drought events, the degradation of wetland habitats, and a sharp decline in biodiversity.\nAgainst this backdrop, and centered on the theme \u0022AI-Empowered Resilience Enhancement and New Quality Development in Mega River Deltas,\u0022 this conference aims to transcend the bottlenecks of traditional methodologies. It seeks to foster the deep integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Digital Twins with critical sectors, including resource exploitation, disaster prevention and mitigation, ecological restoration, cultural preservation, and intelligent governance. The anticipated outcomes will provide \u0022China\u2019s Solutions\u0022 for achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), while actively contributing to the promotion of high-quality development in the new era and the construction of a community with a shared future for mankind.","startDate":"2026-10-27 00:00","endDate":"2026-10-31 09:00","location":"Zuhai, China","venue":"Jinghuayuan Hotel, Beijing Normal University at Zhuhai","sourceURL":"https:\/\/core2026.scimeeting.cn\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-09-04%20at%2010.59.42%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-04 18:01:37","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142578","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/6th-latin-american-symposium-ocean-waves-latwaves-2026","title":"6th Latin American Symposium on Ocean Waves (LatWaves 2026)","eventType":"Conference","description":"LatWaves is an international symposium focused on spans modelling, analysis and observations of wind-generated waves. After five successful editions in Rio de Janeiro (2015 and 2016), Medellin (2018), Uruguay (2022) and Quito (2024) the sixth edition of LatWaves will take place in Valparaiso, Chile, on October 26-28 (2026).\nLatWaves invites abstracts from Latin American and all over the world with a focus in ocean wave research. This meeting will be conducted in plenary, with time reserved for discussion to identify key research questions within the international community.\nResearch Themes:\nFluid mechanics of water waves\u0026nbsp;\nDynamics of ocean waves\nAir-sea interactions\nWave-coupled effects in the upper ocean\nWaves in ocean engineering\nNear-shore processes\nObservations and remote sensing\nNumerical modelling, spectral and phase-resolving\nWave climate","startDate":"2026-10-26 13:00","endDate":"2026-10-28 21:00","location":"Vi\u00f1a del Mar, Chile","venue":"Universidad de Valpara\u00edso","sourceURL":"https:\/\/latwaves.uv.cl\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-08-07%20at%2010.46.24%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wave"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-07 17:50:35","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131934","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ocean-exchange","title":"Ocean Exchange","eventType":"Conference","description":"The Ocean Exchange event is also important in creating awareness of the role the oceans play in the health and future of our planet, as well as showcasing advancements that are already being made. It has become a must-attend experience for industry experts and decision-makers from around the world. We invite you to be part of it.\nAt the event, the winners of the Monetary Awards are chosen\u2014based on the impact, level of innovation, and the ability to execute the presented solution. The winners are chosen by delegates representing business, academia, government, and non-profits. Each award has non-dilutive prize money of $100,000 USD. In addition, there are Collegiate Awards, presented to younger start-up companies, with prize money of $10,000 USD.\nWhile significant, the prize money is only part of the story. This event is attended by senior-level executives and decision-makers from all key sectors involved in the Blue Economy. These individuals are part of Ocean Exchange\u2019s ecosystem that supports award winners and other participants in the event in further development and commercialization of their solutions.","startDate":"2026-10-25 12:00","endDate":"2026-10-27 22:00","location":"Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.mtsociety.org\/index.php?option=com_jevents\u0026task=icalrepeat.detail\u0026evid=408\u0026Itemid=136\u0026year=2026\u0026month=10\u0026day=25\u0026title=ocean-exchange-2026-event\u0026uid=9293585873978df45bd2d92a163d07f2","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ocean_exchange_logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-26 18:40:54","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143267","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/blue-horizons-one-ocean-innovation-showcase-exhibition","title":"Blue Horizons: The One Ocean Innovation Showcase and Exhibition","eventType":"Conference","description":"\u200bBlue Horizons is a trade-show-style exhibition spotlighting the most promising startups, growth-stage ventures, and established innovators advancing the full spectrum of sustainable ocean and maritime technology. Maritime Blue is bringing together emerging companies from across the blue economy for a day of interactive booths, breakout sessions, and direct engagement with investors, industry leaders, and potential partners.\n\u200bInteractive booths are the centerpiece, where companies showcase their technologies and connect directly with attendees.\n\u200bA Main Stage will feature announcements, pitches, and spotlights.\nThe Showcase highlights innovations across the ocean economy and maritime industries.\n\u200bCompanies take the stage and the floor to share what they\u0027re building and why it matters. Whether you\u0027re an innovator looking to make connections or an attendee looking to discover what\u0027s next in ocean and maritime technology, this is where the future shows up.\n\u200b\u200bAreas of Focus\nSustainable Fishing \u0026amp; Seafood \u2013 aquaculture, traceability, and next-generation seafood solutions.\nHealthy Ocean Ecosystems \u2013 monitoring, restoration, pollution prevention, and circular solutions.\nDigital Transformation \u2013 AI, autonomy, data systems, subsea networks, and maritime cybersecurity.\nMaritime Decarbonization \u2013 vessel electrification, clean fuels, and port\/logistics efficiency.\nRenewable Ocean Energy \u2013 wave, tidal, offshore wind, and enabling infrastructure.\n\u200bWhy Participate\n\u200bVisibility: Present your solution to global investors, port authorities, corporate partners, and policymakers.\n\u200bConnections: Build relationships with customers, collaborators, investors, and fellow founders.\nMarket Access: Showcase your innovation in Seattle \u2014 a hub for maritime and ocean leadership.\nMomentum: Be part of One Ocean Week, the region\u2019s premier global convening for ocean innovation.","startDate":"2026-10-21 16:00","endDate":"2026-10-22 00:00","location":"Seattle, Washington, United States","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/luma.com\/bluehorizons2026","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OOWS2026-Flyer.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-10-02 18:15:51","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131373","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/renewable-energy-expo-ireland","title":"Renewable Energy Expo Ireland","eventType":"Conference","description":"Join in Dublin on 21 and 22 October for the first ever Renewable Energy Expo, showcasing industry leaders and businesses from Ireland and around the world working in solar, storage and wind energy.\nRenewable energy is not just about delivering affordable, clean and secure power to Irish families and businesses. It is also an enormous economic opportunity where the billions of euro spent every year on importing fossil fuels can instead stay in Ireland, creating new jobs, growing new companies.\nFor exhibitors, bringing Ireland\u2019s three renewable energy industries under the one roof gives you access to a broader and more diverse audience, increased cross-sector engagement and exciting new networking opportunities. The Renewable Energy Expo will feature an expanded two-day programme, including expert-led discussions, cutting-edge new research and practical workshops making this a must-attend event in 2026.\nThe first exhibition stands are already gone, the first international pavilions are already booked, so act now and take your place alongside the people and companies building Ireland\u2019s clean energy future.\nProudly supported by Energy Storage Ireland, Solar Ireland and Wind Energy Ireland.","startDate":"2026-10-21 08:00","endDate":"2026-10-22 16:00","location":"Dublin, Ireland","venue":"RDS Main Arena","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.windenergyireland.com\/event\/6e4bb29c-017f-4628-b9c0-e54451fdade4\/summary","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-03-23%20at%2010.34.59%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-23 17:36:40","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142350","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/7th-international-conference-renewable-energies-offshore-renew-2026","title":"7th International Conference on Renewable Energies Offshore (RENEW 2026)","eventType":"Conference","description":"Renewable energies offshore are becoming a significant contributor to the total energy produced in some countries and the interest in the subject is increasing. 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This is not just another conference \u2013 it features technology pilots and demonstration projects, equity-focused workforce development programming, opportunities to connect directly with investors and decision-makers, and events designed to build lasting, cross-sector alliances. See the live calendar of events and register here: https:\/\/luma.com\/oows.\nLearn how to participate, host an event, or sponsor at https:\/\/maritimeblue.org\/one-ocean-week.","startDate":"2026-10-19 15:00","endDate":"2026-10-26 00:00","location":"Seattle, WA, USA","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/maritimeblue.org\/one-ocean-week\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/One-Ocean-Week-Seattle-no-bg.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-19 20:23:21","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131944","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/13th-program-international-platform-ocean-energy-young-researcher-2026","title":"13th Program of International Platform on Ocean Energy for Young Researcher 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Institute of Ocean Energy, Saga University (IOES), Japan annually holds the program of international platform on ocean energy for young researchers. 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Our goal is for attendees to come away with a better understanding of Humboldt Bay as a working estuary and agricultural space, and of the concerns and priorities of the shellfish industry regarding large-scale port development.\nPresenters \u0026amp; panelists will include Tanner Etherton (Schatz Energy Research Center \u0026amp; California Sea Grant), Kevin Johnson (California Sea Grant), Justin Mojonnier (Hog Island Oyster Company), and Todd Van Herpe (Humboldt Bay Oyster Company).\nThis talk is a production of the Pacific Offshore Wind Consortium and the Schatz Energy Research Center. For questions about this webinar or to request technical or accessibility support, please contact schatzenergy@humboldt.edu or call 707-826-4345.","startDate":"2026-10-13 21:00","endDate":"2026-10-13 22:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/humboldtstate.zoom.us\/webinar\/register\/WN_d-ahTlrzSCGVH4DZ1l55FA#\/registration","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/CalPoly-Logo.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-10-02 18:01:06","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143019","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/navigating-consenting-processes-environmental-effects-marine-renewable-energy-regulatory","title":"Navigating Consenting Processes for Environmental Effects of Marine Renewable Energy: Regulatory and Industry Perspectives","eventType":"Webinar","description":"OES-Environmental hosted a public webinar, \u201cNavigating Consenting Processes for Environmental Effects of Marine Renewable Energy: Regulatory and Industry Perspectives\u201d from 8:00\u20139:30am PDT (3:00\u20134:30pm UTC) on 13 October 2026. The webinar included presentations from OES-Environmental, CorPower Ocean, and the Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy (FORCE).\nMikaela Freeman, Research Scientist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, shared OES-Environmental\u2019s ongoing research and coordination efforts on environmental effects of marine renewable energy and findings from their recent survey of regulators and advisors in eight countries.\u0026nbsp;\nQuentin Geerinckx, Senior Project Manager at CorPower Ocean, shared their current projects and future developments in Portugal and Scotland (HiWave-5, VianaWave, and Valiant), how they have navigated various environmental consenting regimes, environmental monitoring and data collection efforts, and lessons learned from these experiences.\nLindsay Bennett, Executive Director at FORCE, presented on Canada\u2019s Tidal Energy Task Force and its outcomes, FORCE\u2019s work to advance next generation monitoring tools and approaches in Minas Passage, and moving towards new deployments at FORCE.\u0026nbsp;\nView the webinar slides here and the webinar recording below.","startDate":"2026-10-13 15:00","endDate":"2026-10-13 16:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OES-Environmental-logo_transparent_1_0%20%284%29.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Navigating-Consenting-Webinar-Slides.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal","Wave"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-10-19 16:43:58","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131657","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/global-offshore-wind-summit-japan-2026","title":"Global Offshore Wind Summit - Japan 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"The Global Offshore Wind Summit \u2013 Japan (GOWS-J), co-organised with the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC), is Japan\u2019s leading comprehensive offshore wind power event. 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The event represents a unique opportunity for ocean leaders to strengthen Atlantic cooperation and ensure that ocean policy remains at the forefront of Europe\u0027s competitiveness, sustainability, and resilience agenda.","startDate":"2026-10-08 08:00","endDate":"2026-10-09 16:00","location":"Galway, UK","venue":"The Bailey Allen Hall, University of Galway","sourceURL":"https:\/\/atlanticsummit2026.clr.events\/event\/140329:atlantic-summit-2026#asenha_ep%23new_tab","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/atlantic_summit-web-banner.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-07 16:16:06","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142353","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/prepared-offshore-wind-farm-ceas","title":"PrePARED Offshore Wind Farm CEAs","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Rachael Sinclair presents key findings from PrePARED Reports 009 and 013 on offshore wind farm cumulative effects assessments (CEAs) from two case studies.\nCase Study 1: Including projects without an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)\nCase Study 2: EIA vs As Built","startDate":"2026-10-07 11:00","endDate":"2026-10-07 11:45","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.teams.microsoft.com\/event\/41c75355-a289-492c-a39e-59534a505cae@0ef77447-1083-4dec-b89f-27c765076840","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-03 16:10:15","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142078","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/floating-offshore-wind-2026","title":"Floating Offshore Wind 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Floating Offshore Wind is the world\u0027s largest dedicated floating offshore wind exhibition and conference, with promising innovations on display and expert-led conference sessions tackling the challenges to scaling up this new industry.","startDate":"2026-10-07 07:00","endDate":"2026-10-08 15:00","location":"Aberdeen, Scotland","venue":"P\u0026J Live","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.renewableuk.com\/events\/floating-offshore-wind-2026\/?tab=overview","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-07-02 19:06:49","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143244","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/energy-week-western-balkans-ewwb-2026","title":"Energy Week Western Balkans (EWWB) 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Following the success of the 2025 edition, Energy Week Western Balkans has firmly established itself as the region\u2019s leading platform for advancing renewable energy collaboration and investment. 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PREE welcomes scholars and researchers worldwide to submit papers related with power and renewable energy engineering for presentation as well as publication.\nPREE will be featured with keynote talks, invited speeches, special sessions and regular paper presentations, making it an ideal platform for people to share views and experiences in the filed of power and renewable energy engineering. \u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-10-03 00:00","endDate":"2026-10-06 08:00","location":"Tokyo, Japan","venue":"The University of Tokyo","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.pree.net\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-03-16%20at%2010.10.17%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-16 17:16:03","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142961","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/oceantic-network-quarterly-member-webinar-politics-policy-performance-2026-midterm-dynamics","title":"Oceantic Network Quarterly Member Webinar: Politics, Policy and Performance \u2013 2026 Midterm Dynamics and Industry Outlook","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The 2026 midterm elections come at a consequential moment for the U.S. offshore wind industry.\nWith control of Congress at stake and the industry navigating an extraordinarily challenging federal environment, this election will help shape the political landscape for the final two years of the Trump Administration. For companies trying to plan, invest, and remain positioned in the U.S. market, understanding that landscape has rarely mattered more.\nJoin Oceantic Network CEO Liz Burdock and senior leadership for our Q3 Member Briefing for an inside look at the 2026 midterm election landscape \u2014 the races that matter, the battle for control of Congress, the political dynamics surrounding energy and offshore wind, and the key developments industry leaders should be watching as November approaches.\nOceantic will cut through the political noise and focus on the intelligence our members need to understand the environment in which they are doing business.\nOceantic will also share the latest developments from offshore wind project construction, permitting reform, litigation activity, and sustained performance during recent heat waves. Finally, Oceantic will turn from the political landscape to what Oceantic and its members are doing about it. Oceantic will provide an update on Project Second Wave, a coordinated effort to protect business opportunities today while building the conditions for a stronger, more durable U.S. offshore wind market. 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Oliver will also look ahead to Orbital\u2019s plans and opportunities in Canada, exploring how the technology can be adapted and deployed in Canadian waters. 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Freshwater environments receive a range of anthropogenic and geochemical inputs that may influence the persistence and spread of resistance in aquatic microbial communities. Biofilms, which are surface-associated microbial communities found on rocks, sediments, plants and artificial substrates, are increasingly recognised as potential hotspots for AMR due to their dense and interactive microbial populations. This seminar will introduce the emerging field of environmental AMR research, focusing on the role of freshwater biofilms and the environmental pressures that may shape resistance dynamics. Evidence from the literature will be used to explore how stressors such as wastewater pollution, microplastics, and potentially toxic elements can influence resistance-related outcomes. The seminar will conclude with an overview of an ongoing PhD project investigating environmental drivers of AMR within freshwater biofilms.\nAdam is a member of the MASTS graduate School. \u0026nbsp;After the presentation there will be a live Q\u0026amp;A with the speaker. 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The event gathers leading experts, decision-makers, and influencers from the wind and renewable energy sectors, including project developers, energy producers and buyers, investors, service providers, as well as public sector and regulatory stakeholders to discuss the latest trends in wind power and the future of energy systems.\nWind 2026 offers a high-level seminar program with expert presentations and insights, followed by cocktails and a Networking Evening. The event provides a premium platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and building new leads, making it an essential gathering for anyone involved in shaping the renewable energy transition.","startDate":"2026-09-29 05:30","endDate":"2026-09-29 20:59","location":"Helsinki, Finland","venue":"Kaapelitehdas","sourceURL":"https:\/\/renewablesevents.fi\/wind-2026\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-24 19:32:57","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131742","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/aquaculture-europe-2026","title":"Aquaculture Europe 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Since 1976, EAS has been bringing people together for the sustainable development of European aquaculture. As we celebrate our 50 birthday, we look back on key moments and key persons that made EAS what it is today. And we also look forward - continuing to expand our student activities and network and propose benefits for members that are suited to their profile and needs. We will celebrate this milestone throughout the year on social media, and in person at Aquaculture Europe 2026 in Ljubljana, where we invite EAS members to join the celebrations.\nFood systems, including aquaculture, are being challenged by changes resulting from global warming. These affect all forms of aquaculture, in inland and coastal marine regions, and especially small and medium sized operators that may not have the financial and operational capacity to implement adaptation and mitigation measures.\nSeasonal \u201cextremes\u201d in water temperature, availability and oxygen content and (for coastal areas) salinity, pH, sea level will have varying effects on aquaculture production that may require the diversification of cultured species.\nDiseases, parasites, predators, non-indigenous species and algal or jellyfish blooms can also decrease production and challenge aquatic animal welfare. These effects may require the relocation of sites or the allocation of new sites for production. However, these changes may also provide opportunities to diversify to new species production or the combined production of species that can better mitigate effects. Opportunities also lie in the development of a clear and transparent credit system for the carbon sequestration and other ecosystem services that aquatic animal groups, whether in freshwater or coastal habitats, provide.\nTaking place in the beautiful Slovenian capital of Ljubljana, AE2026 will put the focus on adaptation to climate effects, the latest research on species adaption capacity and the health\/welfare\/nutrition\/breeding factors that underline this. While Slovenia has a low aquaculture production, it has plans for development of existing and new production methods and species and it is at the heart of central\/southern Europe - adjacent to Italy, Croatia, Hungary and Austria \u2013 and hence providing a regional focus for both inland and marine aquaculture.","startDate":"2026-09-28 16:23","endDate":"2026-10-01 16:23","location":"Ljubljana, Slovenia","venue":"Gospodarsko Razstavisce Exhibition and Congress Centre","sourceURL":"https:\/\/aquaeas.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-04-13%20at%209.24.53%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-17 16:07:03","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143243","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/25th-wind-solar-integration-workshop","title":"25th Wind \u0026 Solar Integration Workshop","eventType":"Workshop","description":"The Wind \u0026amp; Solar Integration Workshop offers a unique platform for engaging with global experts, industry leaders, and researchers tackling the challenges of renewable energy integration. 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In order to facilitate networking and learning, the symposium also includes social activities, inspiring sessions with keynote speakers industry leaders, leading researchers, and government representatives, and site visits to world renounced offshore energy destinations.\nThe symposium is free to attend for all participants (excluding transportation to the event), thanks to INORE\u0027s many generous sponsors.","startDate":"2026-09-27 07:00","endDate":"2026-10-04 15:00","location":"Bilbao, Spain","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.inorean.org\/symposia","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-03-23%20at%2010.04.38%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Floating Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-23 17:05:26","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131814","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/rewi-webinar-wings-unharmed-global-approaches-mitigating-wildlife-collisions-part-3","title":"REWI Webinar: Wings Unharmed: Global Approaches to Mitigating Wildlife Collisions - Part 3","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The Technology Catalog webinar series continues with a new topic: Wings Unharmed: Global Approaches to Mitigating Wildlife Collisions. 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From 2013 to 2015, she was a Postdoctoral Research Scientist at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University and a Visiting Scientist at the University of Washington\u2019s School of Oceanography. She is currently a Professor at the University of Washington.\nDr. Abadi\u2019s research centers on acoustical signal processing and its transformative applications in ocean sciences. She is widely recognized as a pioneer in applying distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) to ocean acoustics, advancing the use of fiber-optic cable networks as large-scale, dynamic acoustic arrays for observing ocean processes and marine life. Her research spans ocean noise interferometry, sound source localization, direction-of-arrival estimation, ambient noise analysis, and marine bioacoustics.\nDr. Abadi\u2019s contributions have been recognized with several prestigious honors, including the Medwin Prize in Acoustical Oceanography, awarded by the Acoustical Society of America, the A.B. 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Her current research focuses on extracting physical and biological information from ocean ambient noise using large, irregular underwater sensing networks, including DAS arrays, cabled ocean observatories, and seismic survey systems.","startDate":"2026-09-23 16:00","endDate":"2026-09-23 17:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/dosits.org\/decision-makers\/webinar-series\/2026-webinar-series\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/73f90161-5f14-4072-848f-917bc584f271_1.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-23 17:24:35","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143037","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/masts-open-forum-session-strandings-population-consequences-understanding-cetacean-health","title":"MASTS Open Forum Session - From Strandings to Population Consequences: Understanding Cetacean Health and Multiple Stressors","eventType":"Expert Forum","description":"The Marine Mammal and Aquatic Stressors research forums from MASTS are pleased to host a joint open forum session with speakers: Dr Enrico Pirotta (University of St Andrews) and Rachel Lennon (University of Glasgow).\nUnderstanding the combined effects of multiple stressors on marine mammals \u2013 A synthesis of the Population Consequences of Multiple Stressors (PCoMS) project - Enrico Pirotta (University of St Andrews)\nAssessing the combined effects of stressors on marine mammal populations is required in many jurisdictions, but neither scientific theory nor available data are adequate to meet regulatory requirements. The Population Consequences of Multiple Stressors (PCoMS) project aimed to advance the understanding of the cumulative risk posed by multiple stressors to marine mammals through an interdisciplinary working group and a series of case studies (on North Atlantic right whales Eubalaena glacialis, common bottlenose dolphins Tursiops truncatus, and northern elephant seals Mirounga angustirostris). Our conceptual framework uses health indicators to integrate short-term, non-lethal effects and to predict their impact on survival and reproduction. The case studies provide a roadmap for future research and highlight critical data needs, including long-term monitoring, spatiotemporal measures of stressor exposure, and individual health indicators (e.g., using epigenetics, respiratory microbiomes, and photogrammetry). The project developed new theory, measures, and data, which will inform the assessment and management of the impact of human activities on marine mammal populations exposed to a wide range of stressors.\nThe Dead Do Tell Tales: Using Stranding Data to Understand Cetacean Health - Rachel Lennon (University of Glasgow)\nAs top predators, cetaceans are considered sentinels for environmental change in the ocean, whilst also being particularly vulnerable to stressors and their cumulative impacts. These effects are notoriously difficult to quantify but modelling changes in health presents a valuable tool for understanding how species are being impacted both individually and at the population level. Using 349 necropsy records of harbour porpoise stranded on the Scottish coastline as a case study, we developed a structured pathology database suitable for statistical analysis. Application of unsupervised and supervised machine learning techniques revealed underlying patterns in harbour porpoise pathology and showed that necropsy data may provide a more comprehensive insight into health than traditional methods. Patterns in the data revealed three typical pathological profiles of Scottish harbour porpoise, notably highlighting underlying compromised health in adult harbour porpoises. Our approach demonstrates how pathology data from necropsy reports can be used to derive population level health insights, offering a tool for monitoring the impacts of environmental and anthropogenic pressures on wildlife populations.\nThe session with be chaired by Emily Hague (UHI - Shetland) and Catriona Harris (University of St Andrews). Q\u0026amp;A will take place after both talks.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-09-23 10:00","endDate":"2026-09-23 11:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.teams.microsoft.com\/event\/1b166472-f53b-43f1-a792-dd2d824b2b44@f85626cb-0da8-49d3-aa58-64ef678ef01a","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/MASTS-Logos-circular-text_2.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-04 17:18:26","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142949","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/acp-recharge-energy-storage-conference-2026","title":"ACP RECHARGE: Energy Storage Conference 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"American Clean Power (ACP) and major players in energy storage are coming together to advance the shared goal of making American energy more reliable, efficient, and affordable.\nAt ACP RECHARGE in Aurora, CO, just outside of Denver, attendees can explore cutting-edge sessions, see the latest technologies and services on display, and connect with industry leaders and experts.\nACP RECHARGE brings together professionals across the energy storage and clean energy industries, including:\nEnergy storage manufacturers and suppliers\nEnergy storage technology and service providers\nInvestors and financiers\nClean energy project developers\nConstruction firms\nEnergy buyers\nUtilities and grid operators\nCommunity members and prospective industry entrants\nFirst responders\nMembers of the media","startDate":"2026-09-22 15:00","endDate":"2026-09-24 23:00","location":"Aurora, Colorado, United States","venue":"Gaylord Rockies Resort \u0026 Convention Center","sourceURL":"https:\/\/cleanpower.org\/recharge\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-08-26%20at%209.18.48%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-26 16:38:56","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2095200","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/windenergy-hamburg","title":"WindEnergy Hamburg","eventType":"Conference","description":"The signal is unmistakable: The wind energy industry stands ready to tackle the challenges of the energy transition. For four days, the Who\u0027s Who of the international wind industry gathered in Hamburg to exchange insights at WindEnergy Hamburg, the global flagship fair, and showcase the latest technologies for onshore and offshore wind energy. An unprecedented variety of exhibiting companies delivered proof that the world\u2019s leading wind industry trade fair is not only a marketplace and networking platform for current developments but also an indispensable innovation driver for the energy transition.","startDate":"2026-09-22 08:00","endDate":"2026-09-25 16:00","location":"Hamburg, Germany","venue":"HMC Fairground","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.windenergyhamburg.com\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/WindEnergy_Hamburg_logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-12-09 17:45:39","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143043","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ice-coasts-marine-structures-breakwaters-2027","title":"ICE Coasts, Marine Structures and Breakwaters 2027","eventType":"Conference","description":"Where theory meets practice: connecting knowledge and experience\nThe ICE will hold its next Coasts, Marine Structures and Breakwaters (commonly referred to as Breakwaters) conference in Edinburgh, on 22-24 September 2027.\nServing the coastal and marine engineering sector since 1982, Coasts, Marine Structures and Breakwaters is the leading global event for experts in the field to share new knowledge. It has been influential in shaping the industry over the years, with outcomes including guidance documents that have become standard practice manuals.\nPrevious editions of the conference have showcased more than 100 papers, attracting 400-plus delegates from 40 nations.\nThe 2027 event\u2019s themes will include structural resilience, design and adaptation; construction methods, plant and temporary works; climate change; changing coastlines and practices; and the development and application of new technologies and techniques.\nWhat makes Breakwaters special\nThis conference is distinguished by its depth of technical scrutiny and its focus on the practical application of emerging insights and innovations.\nIts rigorous peer-review process ensures that only the most insightful papers are presented. A highly experienced organising committee will review all abstracts and select the best submissions.\nThe event brings together industry representatives from around the world, attracting clients, contractors and consultants along with eminent academics and government policy-makers.\nFocusing on the implications of climate change for coastal and maritime infrastructure, Coasts, Marine Structures and Breakwaters offers deep insights into how engineers can respond with resilient, sustainable solutions.\nIt highlights the latest innovations, including advances in AI, computational fluid dynamics and data capture.\nKey conference topics\nThe event will feature presentations on a wide range of topics. These include:\nBreakwaters \u2013 rubble mound, armour units, caissons, hybrid structures.\nPorts, marinas, harbours, terminals \u2013 quays, piers and jetties.\nWaterfront developments.\nSeawalls and other shoreline structures.\nCoastal risk \u2013 erosion, flooding, shoreline change.\nShoreline features \u2013 beaches, dunes, saltmarshes, cliffs.\nOceanographic, coastal and estuarine processes.\nDredging and the use of dredged materials.\nNature-inclusive hybrid solutions.\nTidal and wave power.\nDikes and storm surge barriers.","startDate":"2026-09-22 08:00","endDate":"2026-09-24 16:00","location":"Edinburgh, United Kingdom","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.ice.org.uk\/events\/conferences\/breakwaters-2027","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-09-04%20at%2011.11.16%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal","Wave"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-04 18:14:07","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084015","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/oceans-2026-monterey","title":"OCEANS 2026 Monterey","eventType":"Conference","description":"The OCEANS Conference happens twice a year for global marine technologists, engineers, students, government officials, lawyers, and advocates. At OCEANS 2026 Monterey, industry thought leaders gather for four days to highlight relevant topics and current trends while creating a community of learners and influencers who consistently advance research, practices, and policies for the marine field.\nOver 500 professionally reviewed technical papers, including sessions focused on local themes.\nPlenary sessions with leaders from industry, academia, the military and government.\n100+ exhibitors showcasing the latest innovations in products and services.\nA student poster session featuring outstanding projects from around the world and other student activities.\nTraining Sessions, workshops, demonstrations, government listening sessions, social and networking opportunities, professional field trips \u2026and much, much more.","startDate":"2026-09-22 06:59","endDate":"2026-09-25 06:59","location":"Monterey, California, USA","venue":"Monterey Conference Center","sourceURL":"https:\/\/monterey26.oceansconference.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Oceans-Logo_0_0_1.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-29 19:08:27","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2095203","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/naweawindtech-2026-conference","title":"NAWEA\/WindTech 2026 Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"Join North America\u2019s premier wind energy conference \u2014 NAWEA\/WindTech 2026, hosted by Portland State University \u0026nbsp;September 21 - 23, 2026 in Portland, Oregon. This in-person event brings together researchers, educators, and industry professionals to shape the future of wind energy.\nExperience technical sessions, software workshops, the Graduate Student Symposium (September 20, 2026), and networking opportunities designed to foster collaboration and innovation. Discover cutting-edge research, explore industry breakthroughs, and engage with the community driving wind energy forward.","startDate":"2026-09-21 16:00","endDate":"2026-09-24 00:00","location":"Portland, Oregon, USA","venue":"Portland State University","sourceURL":"https:\/\/naweawindtech2026.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-02-23%20at%204.04.45%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-24 00:05:13","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131185","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/3rd-bi-annual-ieee-workshop-wide-bandgap-power-devices-applications-europe-wipda-europe-2026","title":"3rd Bi-annual IEEE Workshop on Wide Bandgap Power Devices and Applications in Europe (WiPDA-Europe 2026)","eventType":"Workshop","description":"WiPDA-Europe serves as a dynamic platform for device scientists, circuit designers, system engineers, and industry leaders to come together, exchange insights, and explore the latest advancements in wide bandgap (WBG) semiconductor power devices and their diverse applications. The 2026 edition will continue this tradition by offering a rich technical program including tutorials, keynotes by distinguished experts, oral and poster sessions, and an industry exhibition highlighting the newest developments in SiC, GaN, and emerging ultra-wide bandgap technologies.\nWiPDA-Europe 2026 provides not only a venue for sharing cutting-edge research and technological progress but also a forum for discussing practical implementation challenges and exploring future directions for WBG power electronics. Following the presentations at the workshop, accepted papers will be submitted for inclusion into IEEE Xplore, subject to meeting IEEE Xplore\u2019s scope and quality requirements.\nWiPDA-Europe warmly welcomes you to Aalborg, a city renowned for its strong energy research ecosystem, innovative industry collaborations, and vibrant cultural atmosphere. Join at AAU Innovate for an inspiring and intellectually stimulating workshop experience, where knowledge exchange, collaboration, and the celebration of breakthroughs in WBG and UWBG power devices and applications will be at the forefront.","startDate":"2026-09-20 08:00","endDate":"2026-09-22 15:00","location":"Aalborg, Denmark","venue":"AAU Innovate, Aalborg University","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.energy.aau.dk\/wipda-europe-2026-e156452#d38b78a4-75d5-4132-85de-a21cc38caa24","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-03-16%20at%2010.40.53%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-16 17:42:23","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143112","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/recap-discussion-webinar-oceanographic-modeling-data-needs-support-marine-life-ecosystem","title":"Recap discussion webinar: Oceanographic modeling and data needs to support marine life and ecosystem assessments","eventType":"Webinar","description":"RWSC staff will summarize the discussions and next steps identified during two recent in-person workshops on this topic: one held in Maine and focused on the Gulf of Maine and the other held at State of the Science and focused on U.S. Atlantic waters. Participants in the workshops and other experts are invited to join this webinar to share their perspectives and brainstorm discrete actions that can advance an understanding of the oceanographic drivers of prey and megafauna distribution and movement.\nThe purpose of this webinar is to bring all who are interested in this topic up to speed, given that the workshop venues and timing may have limited participation in each previous session. All RWSC Subcommittees will continue to incorporate discussions of this topic during their regular meetings, but the Habitat \u0026amp; Ecosystem Subcommittee will serve as a synthesizer and host for advancing the broad themes of this work.\nThe webinar will cover topics including:\nProviding a regular forum for conversations and collaboration between physical and biological modelers\nSystem variability is not characterized sufficiently yet to determine whether perturbations from offshore development exceed natural variability\nMismatches in the scale of data from long-term regional surveys and assessments of individual projects\/activities\nImproving oceanography covariate design and selection in species distribution and habitat suitability modeling\nPredictive capability of correlative models\nExisting, unanalyzed data is an underused resource\nWatch the webinar recording here.","startDate":"2026-09-18 14:00","endDate":"2026-09-18 15:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/rwsc.org\/recording-rwsc-recap-discussion-webinar-oceanographic-modeling\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/RWSC-Flyer.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-10-08 16:58:25","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143081","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2026-sustainable-blue-economy-summit","title":"2026 Sustainable Blue Economy Summit","eventType":"Conference","description":"The blue economy has entered a decisive phase.\nOpportunities are clear, but impact depends on execution. Capital is deployed effectively to fund solutions that scale, innovation grows beyond pilot projects into competitive sectors, policy enables sustainable ocean industries, and partnerships connect stakeholders to deliver real-world results.\nThe Sustainable Blue Economy Summit unites the systems that make growth happen: capital, policy, innovation, partnerships, and workforce.","startDate":"2026-09-18 11:30","endDate":"2026-09-18 20:25","location":"Halifax, Canada","venue":"Westin Nova Scotian","sourceURL":"https:\/\/oceanalliancecanada.ca\/blue-economy-summit-2026\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/SBES26-Info.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-09 22:29:57","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143083","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/open-data-floating-wind-four-eu-projects-one-mission","title":"Open data for floating wind: four EU projects, one mission","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Open-access data can help research travel further, giving others the chance to build on existing results rather than start from scratch. On 17 September 2026, the webinar \u201cOpen Data for Floating Wind: Four EU Projects, One Mission\u201d will showcase how datasets developed across four EU-funded floating offshore wind projects can be accessed and reused.\nDuring the one-hour session, TAILWIND, FLOATFARM, MADE4WIND and INF4INiTY will present the datasets developed through their research. Speakers will explain what data is available, how it was generated and how researchers, engineers and technology developers can access and apply it in their own work. Aligi Foglia, Lead Geotechnical Engineer at the Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI) and leader of TAILWIND, will discuss how the project datasets can contribute to a better understanding of offshore foundation system.\nThe webinar will also offer a wider look at the open-access data emerging from four EU-funded projects working on different aspects of floating offshore wind, giving participants a practical starting point for exploring and reusing their results.\nRegister for the webinar by following this link.","startDate":"2026-09-17 10:00","endDate":"2026-09-17 11:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/tailwind-project.eu\/events\/open-data-for-floating-wind-webinar\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/WebinarAgenda-Flyer.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-09 22:44:52","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142148","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/improving-turbulence-assessment-optimise-wind-turbine-design","title":"Improving turbulence assessment to optimise wind turbine design","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Wind turbulence assessment: a key point to consider\nA key phase in the development of a wind energy project is a comprehensive assessment of the inflow wind conditions. This is essential to determine the financial feasibility of a project. Whilst the characteristics of the mean flow (like speed, direction) are relatively simple to assess by modelling or measurement tools, a lack of confidence in the characterization of wind fluctuations, i.e., turbulence, over a range of scales, has subsequently resulted in high levels of conservativeness being employed by wind turbine designers.\nNew methods for turbulence measurements and modelling\nThe DRACCAR-NEMO JIP (2023-2026) was established to develop methodologies and tools for a comprehensive assessment of turbulence at prospective offshore wind sites. The project explored the use of mesoscale models and data-driven methods to reconstruct offshore wind metrics, yielding promising and encouraging results. With regard to atmospheric turbulence measurements, the project\u2019s main outputs are:\nTwinDAR\u00a9: a software solution delivering physics-based, DNV-compliant turbulence intensity measurements from dual ground-based pulsed lidars systems.\nMotion compensation algorithm: an algorithm that enables accurate turbulence intensity measurements from floating or otherwise mobile lidar platforms by compensating for platform-motion-induced line-of-sight velocity variance using a spectral approach.\nDuring this webinar, the main achievements of DRACCAR-NEMO will be presented by the project team.","startDate":"2026-09-17 08:30","endDate":"2026-09-17 10:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.teams.microsoft.com\/event\/01f27d0e-09a6-4cb3-a80b-ec54b9ab13a9@3edd8bd0-97c8-4ec3-ae9d-68bce63dc628","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-07-09 14:11:52","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143034","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/masts-webinar-fishing-vessel-based-ocean-observing-scalable-cost-efficient-shelf-complement","title":"MASTS Webinar: Fishing Vessel Based Ocean Observing: A Scalable and Cost-Efficient Shelf Complement to Argo","eventType":"Webinar","description":"MASTS is pleased to hosted a webinar with Cooper Van Vranken from the Fishing Vessel Ocean Observing Network and founder of Ocean Data Network.\nFishing Vessel Based Ocean Observing: A Scalable and Cost-Efficient Shelf Complement to Argo\nA new temperature profiling network based upon instrumentation mounted on fishing gears was initiated earlier in 2026, and is now one of the largest subsurface observation networks in the greater Scotland region. The presentation will focus on progress and opportunities of this collaborative approach to ocean observation regionally as well as globally including: data quality and delivery, complementarity with established observation networks, win-wins for industry, modeling impacts and more.\nThe Fishing Vessel Ocean Observing Network (FVON) is an initiative aimed at enhancing ocean observation through collaborative efforts between fishing vessels and scientific organizations.\nThis webinar will be chaired by Dr Bee Berx from Scottish Government\u0027s Marine Directorate. 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Join researchers, developers, policymakers, and industry leaders as we move from identifying priorities to enabling action.\nAtlantic Canada is at an inflection point. Much of the foundational work is now in place: research priorities have been identified, knowledge gaps have been mapped, and early engagement has positioned us well to move forward. The Forum builds on past efforts to connect regional stakeholders, track priorities, and prepare the region for offshore wind development.\nThe 2026 Atlantic Canada Offshore Wind Readiness Forum is designed to enable the early-stage research and actions that will reduce development risk, support permitting certainty, and accelerate timelines for offshore wind across the region. This is where industry, governments, researchers, and international partners align on the next steps for offshore wind development in Atlantic Canada.\nWhy This Forum, Why Now\nThe sector is entering a development readiness phase. Decisions made in the near term, on grid integration, environmental permitting, supply chain capacity, and regulatory frameworks, will shape outcomes for a generation. Global offshore wind markets have already navigated many of these challenges. Atlantic Canada has the opportunity to learn from their experience and build smarter.\nThe 2026 Forum will bring together local and international expertise to inform Atlantic Canada\u2019s offshore wind development, enabling stakeholders to coordinate, prioritize, and take decisive action.\nWhat to Expect\nPlenary sessions and expert panels presenting data-driven insights and lessons learned from international offshore wind projects\nApplied research and technical discussions on Atlantic Canada-specific knowledge gaps and development readiness challenges\nNetworking and collaboration opportunities across sectors, disciplines, and jurisdictions\nWho Should Attend\nResearchers and academics working on offshore wind and related energy systems\nProvincial and federal government representatives involved in energy, environment, and marine policy\nOffshore wind developers, project proponents, marine industry, and infrastructure partners\nCommunities, Indigenous organizations, and associations interested in offshore wind planning\u0026nbsp;\nNetZero welcomes abstracts on topics that advance offshore wind development readiness in Atlantic Canada, including but not limited to:\nGrid integration, transmission systems, inter-array cabling, and energy system modelling\nSupply chain development, marine logistics, workforce planning, and operations readiness\nEnvironmental assessment, monitoring, and permitting\nGeotechnical, oceanographic, and meteorological data collection and analysis\nIndigenous engagement, community involvement, and social licence\nTechnology innovation for Atlantic Canadian conditions\nPolicy, regulatory frameworks, and investment readiness, including project economics and domestic\/export markets\nInternational case studies, lessons learned, and best practices\nPresentations should be grounded in evidence and oriented toward practical relevance. NetZero particularly encourages submissions that draw on global experience to address Atlantic Canadian challenges.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-09-16 12:00","endDate":"2026-09-16 20:00","location":"Halifax, Canada","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/netzeroatlantic.ca\/atlantic-canada-offshore-wind-readiness-forum-2026","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/260309_readiness_forum_sd_v2.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-16 16:43:39","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142352","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/coast-r-webinar-resilience-building-policies-coastal-communities","title":"Coast-R Webinar - Resilience Building Policies in Coastal Communities","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Speaker: Professor Gina Yannitell Reinhardt, ARISE, University of Essex\nUK coastal communities offer cultural, economic, and social diversity to the country, yet exhibit lower levels of health, wellbeing, and income compared to their inland counterparts. These communities are now at risk from climate-related hazards such flooding and sea-level rise, as well as threats to infrastructure, transportation, and economic and social wellbeing. 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Thanks to the dedication of delegates, organizing committees, and previous hosts, AWTEC has become a cornerstone for scientific advancement, technological progress, knowledge exchange, and interdisciplinary collaboration in this vital field.\nAWTEC 2026 continues this proud tradition by providing a vibrant forum where scientists, engineers, and professionals can share their latest research findings, present industrial applications, and engage in meaningful dialogue with peers from around the world. Beyond the technical sessions, participants are warmly invited to experience the dynamic spirit of Kaohsiung \u2014 a city that beautifully blends maritime heritage, modern innovation, and tropical charm.\nThe conference topics span the fields of wave and tidal energy research together with offshore wind and OTEC, ranging from technical to cross-cutting policy, finance and environmental subjects. You are encouraged to submit abstracts in the following topics\/categories:\nDevice development and testing\nHydrodynamic modeling\nGrid\/off-grid integration, power take-off and control\nResource characterization\nMarkets, financing, certification and standardization\nMarine spatial planning, environmental impact and appraisal\nStructural mechanics \u2013 materials, fatigue, loadings\nStation-keeping, moorings and foundations\nOperations, maintenance and decommissioning\nCo-location, hybridization and synergies in the Blue Economy\nSupply chain, economic, social, legal and political aspects of ocean energy","startDate":"2026-09-06 01:00","endDate":"2026-09-10 09:00","location":"Kaohsiung, Taiwan","venue":"Kaohsiung Exhibition Center (KEC)","sourceURL":"https:\/\/awtec2026.com\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-11-26%20at%203.32.29%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Tidal","Wave","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-11-26 23:33:36","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143027","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/open-ocean-software-community-day-uk","title":"Open Ocean Software Community Day UK","eventType":"Workshop","description":"Do you develop, maintain or use open source software (OSS) on your AUVs, ASVs, ROVs, etc.?\nOpen Ocean Software would like to invite you to our first community day at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, UK, where you can expect focused talks, in-depth discussions, and plenty of time for networking in a single-track format. This is also your chance to have early feedback on the goals and implementation of the Open Ocean Software organization.\nOpen Ocean Software is a new initiative to support building ecosystems around OSS for marine robots to improve technical quality, security, maintainability, documentation, interoperability, and to build a vibrant human community around the topic. Open Ocean Software is led by a team of collaborators who have collectively spent decades deploying AUVs in diverse real-world environments running a range of OSS projects. 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A special event, at a familiar and inspiring location: Theater de Kampanje in Den Helder. The Offshore Experience is aimed at professionals (from government, businesses, and knowledge institutions) and students with a special interest in topics and activities related to the North Sea.\nThis year, the focus is again on the blue economy. An economy centered on the North Sea: one of the busiest seas in the world, where shipping, energy, nature, fisheries, and recreation come together. How can we shape that space intelligently, sustainably, and in a future-proof way?\nTheme: Multi-use\nMulti-use is about utilizing the same space multiple times and sustainably, without losing sight of the ecological carrying capacity of the North Sea. By better coordinating activities, new opportunities arise: more efficient use of space, less impact on the ecosystem, and increased economic value. Think of combining wind farms with habitat restoration, aquaculture, or innovative forms of fishing.\nDuring the Offshore Experience, we explore how multi-use can contribute to a future-proof North Sea. Together, we look ahead: how can we use the North Sea smartly, today and for generations to come?\nOp donderdag 3 september 2026 vindt alweer de vijfde editie van de Offshore Experience plaats. Een lustrum jaar dus! Ook dit jaar vindt het evenement weer plaats op de prachtige locatie: de Kampanje in Den Helder. De perfecte plek om bij elkaar te komen om je \u00e9\u00e9n dag volledig te richten op de blauwe economie. Tevens is dit het eerste en enige event waar de blauwe economie, en daarmee de ecologische en economische waarde van de Noordzee, centraal staan.\nDe Noordzee is een van de drukst gebruikte zee\u00ebn ter wereld. Het gebied biedt ruimte aan scheepvaart, visserij, energieopwekking, natuurontwikkeling en recreatie. De uitdaging, en tegelijk de kans, ligt in het slim combineren van deze functies. Dat noemen we ook wel Multi Use.\nMulti Use gaat over het meervoudig en duurzaam benutten van dezelfde ruimte, zonder de ecologische draagkracht van de Noordzee uit het oog te verliezen. Door activiteiten beter op elkaar af te stemmen ontstaan nieuwe mogelijkheden: effici\u00ebnter ruimtegebruik, minder impact op het ecosysteem en meer economische waarde. Denk aan de combinatie van windparken met natuurherstel, aquacultuur of innovatieve vormen van visserij.\nTijdens de Offshore Experience verkennen we hoe Multi Use kan bijdragen aan een toekomstbestendige Noordzee. 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Immerse yourself in a collaborative environment filled with expert-led workshops, networking sessions, and insightful discussions on the latest trends in ocean research communication. Don\u0027t miss out on this chance to be a part of the marine science communication community!\nCalls for presentations, workshops, parallel sessions and posters is now open. 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The i-MarCo International Congress 2026 is dedicated to exploring the complex interactions between rivers, seas, and oceans, and their impact on global biodiversity.\nThis event brings together scientists, researchers, government authorities, and experts from various disciplines to exchange knowledge and foster constructive dialogue on best practices for preserving these vital ecosystems. Through presentations, panel discussions, and collaborative activities, the congress seeks to generate innovative and practical solutions to improve ecological connectivity, mitigate the effects of climate change, and promote integrated sustainable management policies.","startDate":"2026-09-02 07:00","endDate":"2026-09-04 15:30","location":"Vigo, Spain","venue":"Vigo Museum of Contemporary Art","sourceURL":"https:\/\/imarco2026.es\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-07-27%20at%204.14.16%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-07-27 23:15:04","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142857","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/cobra-webinar-series-biodiscovery-bbnj-agreement-history-progress-prospects","title":"COBRA Webinar Series: Biodiscovery and the BBNJ Agreement: History, Progress and Prospects","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Dr. Muriel Rabone (Natural History Museum, London), Dr. Robert Blasiak (Stockholm University), and Erik Zhivkoplias (Stockholm University)\nMarine biodiscovery\u2014the exploration of marine organisms for genetic and biochemical innovations\u2014holds immense potential for addressing critical public health and environmental challenges, from novel disease treatments to bioremediation. However, the true scale of commercial use and the specific origins of these marine resources have largely remained opaque. The entry-into-force of the BBNJ Agreement in January 2026 represents a milestone in efforts to bring transparency and address the fair, equitable and sustainable use of marine genetic resources from areas beyond national jurisdiction. In this webinar, we will provide historical context to this Agreement, and introduce the MABPAT database (a novel resource for understanding the scope and scale of marine biodiscovery), and initial discussions on the BBNJ standardised batch identifier to operationalise components of the BBNJ Agreement focused on marine genetic resources.","startDate":"2026-09-01 19:00","endDate":"2026-09-01 20:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/cobra.bigelow.org\/webinars\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-08-17%20at%209.52.58%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-17 16:54:24","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142077","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/onshore-wind-conference-2026","title":"Onshore Wind Conference 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Onshore Wind Conference 2026, co-hosted with Scottish Renewables in Edinburgh on 1 \u2013 2 September brings together all the major players shaping this next phase of onshore wind\u0027s development, from policymakers and developers to investors and the supply chain, offering an unmissable opportunity to connect, collaborate, and influence the industry\u2019s future direction.\nWith the de-facto ban in England lifted and the UK\u2019s Clean Power 2030 Action Plan driving rapid growth, the onshore wind sector is a key driving force in the UK achieving our net zero targets. Following last year\u0027s sold out event, this iteration promises to be even bigger. This is a critical moment for the UK sector and defines how it will deliver on our onshore wind ambitions. Being a part of Onshore Wind 2026 ensures your organisation leads in this era of renewed opportunity.\nWhy attend?\nGain insights on onshore wind from experts and industry leaders at a time of renewed momentum\nConnect with over approximately 1,000 attendees and 60 exhibitors working across the sector\nTackle complex challenges in planning, grid and biodiversity\nGain exposure and meet the people you need to move your projects forward","startDate":"2026-09-01 09:00","endDate":"2026-09-02 17:00","location":"Edinburgh, Scotland","venue":"EICC Edinburgh","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.renewableuk.com\/events\/onshore-wind-conference-2026\/?tab=overview","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Land-Based Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-07-02 19:00:13","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2143028","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ieee-oes-auv-symposium-2026","title":"IEEE OES AUV Symposium 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Every two years, the IEEE OES AUV Symposium brings the marine robotics community together to share ideas, exchange lessons learned and foster future research and collaboration.\nThe symposium focus is on the technologies and applications of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), autonomous surface vessels (ASVs), underwater gliders, and Lagrangian floats, with most papers centered on field robotics or data collected from real-world deployments.\nAUV2026 with be held in Southampton, UK between 1-3 September 2026. In addition to standard symposium papers, open access peer-reviewed papers will also be published as an IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering Special Issue and presented at the symposium.","startDate":"2026-09-01 07:00","endDate":"2026-09-03 16:00","location":"Southampton, UK","venue":"National Oceanography Centre, Southampton University Waterfront campus","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.auv2026-southampton.com\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-09-04%20at%209.47.39%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-09-04 16:50:41","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2079569","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/masterclass-real-time-hardware-loop-experiments-grid-integration-offshore-renewable-energy","title":"Masterclass on Real-Time Hardware-in-the-Loop Experiments for Grid Integration of Offshore Renewable Energy Systems (ORE)","eventType":"Workshop","description":"This Masterclass is scheduled again for Autumn 2026. 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This is a unique and limited opportunity to enrol in training for innovative practices, techniques and solutions from those working at the forefront of ORE research.\n\u0026nbsp;\nAbout the Masterclass\nThis Masterclass will equip participants with a thorough understanding and hands-on experience in conducting real-time Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) experiments for the grid integration of offshore renewable energy systems. Through lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on activities, participants will develop their expertise in the fundamental concepts and techniques involved in designing, modelling, and executing real-time simulations using a range of cutting-edge devices, including real-time simulator, grid emulator, wind turbine emulator, energy storage emulator and electronic load emulator.","startDate":"2026-08-31 23:00","endDate":"2026-08-31 23:00","location":"Warwick, UK","venue":"University of Warwick","sourceURL":"https:\/\/supergen-ore.net\/events\/real-time-hardware-in-the-loop-experiments-for-grid-integration-of-ore-systems","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/supergen_masterclass.PNG","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-18 18:20:09","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2079570","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/masterclass-flow-modelling-offshore-wind-turbine-loading-farm-yield-ore","title":"Masterclass on Flow Modelling for Offshore Wind Turbine Loading \u0026 Farm Yield (ORE)","eventType":"Workshop","description":"This Masterclass is scheduled again for Autumn 2026. The date on this entry is a placeholder and is not representative of the event date.\nThe Supergen Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Hub has launched a series of highly-specialised masterclasses designed by world-leading researchers on topics across offshore renewable energy. The 1 or 2-day masterclasses will be held at our core partner universities and are tailored for those developing their careers within the offshore renewable energy industry as well as academia, providing access to some of the UK\u0027s most innovative offshore renewable energy testing facilities and assets.\nThe series of 10 Masterclasses starts with the first in April this year, continuing until 2027. This is a unique and limited opportunity to enrol in training for innovative practices, techniques and solutions from those working at the forefront of ORE research.\n\u0026nbsp;\nAbout the Masterclass\nThis specialised course is tailored for PhD students, researchers and industry professionals with an interest in advanced techniques for modelling flow conditions at offshore wind turbine sites. 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President Gary Whelan, the North Central Division, and the Ohio Chapter invite you to join August 30 \u2013 September 3, 2026 on the banks of the Scioto River.\nThis meeting will bring together a diverse group of academics, researchers, students, private-industry professionals, non-governmental organization staff, management agency personnel, and fisheries management \u0026amp; science vendors. The Columbus Program Committee invites submissions of abstracts for oral and poster presentations that support the theme and look to advance the fisheries profession. 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We present new machine learning methods for automated detection and counting of cliff-nesting birds, designed to scale to colony-level and population-wide monitoring without requiring new manual annotation for each site. We test these methods on imagery collected at the Isle of May, showing their potential as a practical tool for long-term seabird monitoring.\n\u0026nbsp;\nCharis is based at both the Scottish Oceans Institute and the School of Computer Science. Charis\u0027 work looks at developing novel deep learning approaches for the automated monitoring of dense cliff-nesting bird colonies. 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Developed by the National Laboratory of the Rockies in partnership with the Hawai\u0027i Marine Energy Center, this project represents a significant step forward in small-scale wave energy technology.\nThis PRIMRE webinar provides an in-depth overview of the SURF-WEC project. The SURF-WEC team walked through the entire lifecycle\u2014from design and build to testing, marinization, and deployment\u2014and shared critical lessons learned to help advance the wider marine energy community.\u0026nbsp;\nView the presentation slides here.","startDate":"2026-08-11 19:00","endDate":"2026-08-11 20:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/nlr-logo.jpg","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/SURF-WEC-Webinar-Slides.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wave"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-11 23:34:58","series":"False","primreEvent":"True"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2104944","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/marine-energy-microgrid-power-electronics-webinar-series-microgrid-power-hardware-loop","title":"Marine Energy Microgrid and Power Electronics Webinar Series - Microgrid Power Hardware-in-the-Loop Modeling","eventType":"Webinar","description":"In this webinar, we will demonstrate our power hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) microgrid model for marine energy integration with microgrid testing. 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The conference has been hosted at the University of Delaware (2014, 2015; USA), Queen\u2019s University (2016; Canada), Dauphin Island Sea Lab (2017; USA), National Autonomous University of Mexico (2018; Mexico), Oregon State University (2019; USA), North Myrtle Beach (2021; USA), Pensacola Beach, Florida (2022; USA), University of Wisconsin \u2013 Madison (2023, USA), Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS) in Quebec City, Quebec (2024; Canada), and most recently at the University of North Carolina Wilmington (2025; USA). The next conference will be held at the Univeristy of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC, Canada in 2026!\nThanks to generous sponsors, the conference is made as affordable as possible, with a small registration fee (usually $250\/participant) including all lodging costs and meals for the participants. 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As wave and tidal energy devices vary widely in design, scale, and operating environments internationally\u2014and relatively few systems are in operation\u2014regulators, developers, and communities often face challenges in consistently evaluating potential environmental interactions and determining whether proposed projects are environmentally acceptable. To address this need, OES-Environmental has been developing an environmental acceptability decision support tool that organizes information on device archetypes, key design features, location-specific information, and environmental stressor-receptor interactions to help assess environmental risk and make recommendations to improve environmental outcomes across the MRE project lifecycle.\nThis workshop will share information on the development of the tool to gain feedback on the structure, user experience, and recommendations provided using two use cases. One use case will focus on tidal energy and collision risk, and the other will focus on wave energy and underwater noise. Participants will have the opportunity to provide feedback across technical and environmental dimensions of marine energy based on their experience. This will improve the utility of the tool and serve to increase awareness of OES-Environmental work in order to better support environmentally responsible development of marine energy from design, siting, installation, operation, maintenance, and decommissioning. 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This includes system design and testing, and operational systems to sense, explore, understand, develop, use and responsibly manage of the ocean.","startDate":"2026-07-20 12:00","endDate":"2026-07-22 20:00","location":"Halifax, Canada","venue":"Dalhousie University","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.ieee-caos.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-11-18%20at%2012.26.12%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-12-09 19:39:48","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131953","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2026-ieee-power-energy-society-general-meeting-pesgm-2026","title":"2026 IEEE Power \u0026 Energy Society General Meeting (PESGM 2026)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The 2026 IEEE Power \u0026amp; Energy Society General Meeting will be held 19\u201323 July 2026 in Montreal, Canada. 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Her project portfolio includes geophysical and geotechnical surveys, cable lay operations, dredging, and nearshore and offshore construction activities. Her work centers on the design and implementation of protected and endangered species monitoring programs, ensuring compliance with the Marine Mammal Protection Act and Endangered Species Act. Sarah has provided regulatory consultation services, developed and delivered comprehensive training curricula and authors technical reports in accordance with National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) requirements. 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This is particularly true for renewable energy, where biodiversity conflict can represent a substantial risk to project development.\nFor projects seeking finance from an international development bank, a Critical Habitat Assessment (CHA) is one of the first steps for alignment with the International Finance Corporation\u2019s Performance Standard 6 (PS6) and similar standards. However, the species- and sector-specific nature of biodiversity impacts from wind and solar projects often requires specialist interpretation to align projects with international lender standards. Join The Biodiversity Consultancy in this webinar as they explore some of the issues encountered in CHAs for wind and solar projects, share practical solutions, and highlight best practices that help de-risk wind and solar development planning and maximise opportunities for effective biodiversity impact mitigation.","startDate":"2026-07-03 12:00","endDate":"2026-07-03 13:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/us06web.zoom.us\/webinar\/register\/6617817771652\/WN_H_xwcDwXQlCa--fJbQjjLA#\/registration","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/TBC-Flyer.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-06-19 14:05:44","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131804","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/wfo-asia-pacific-summit","title":"WFO Asia Pacific Summit","eventType":"Conference","description":"Each year, the World Forum Offshore Wind (WFO) brings together industry leaders and experts from across the global offshore wind community at the WFO Asia Pacific Summit. 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It is an opportunity to exchange perspectives, build partnerships, and gain valuable insight into the evolving offshore wind landscape in Asia Pacific.","startDate":"2026-07-01 23:58","endDate":"2026-07-02 23:58","location":"Tokyo, Japan","venue":"Tokyo Midtown Yaesu Conference","sourceURL":"https:\/\/apac-summit.wfo-global.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-04-20%20at%205.00.19%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-04-21 00:01:27","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131146","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/rewi-webinar-advancing-bat-compensatory-mitigation-research-pathways-innovative-solutions","title":"REWI Webinar: Advancing Bat Compensatory Mitigation: From Research Pathways to Innovative Solutions","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Presented by REWI, this webinar explores approaches to bat compensatory mitigation, featuring an overview of White\u2011Nose Syndrome and conservation actions implemented through the national response plan, including updates on innovative research efforts designed to improve survival and recovery of WNS-impacted bat species.\nModerator: Isabel Gottlieb, Senior Research Manager\/Scientist, Renewable Energy Wildlife Institute (REWI)\nSpeakers:\nJeremy Coleman, National White-nose Syndrome Coordinator, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service\nWinifred Frick, Chief Scientist, Bat Conservation International (BCI)","startDate":"2026-07-01 16:00","endDate":"2026-07-01 17:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/rewi.org\/webinars\/advancing-bat-compensatory-mitigation\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/REWI_Logo_1.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-09 17:47:45","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2141902","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/university-delaware-sea-grant-funded-project-offshore-wind-webinar","title":"University of Delaware Sea Grant Funded Project Offshore Wind Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"On July 1st from 12:00\u20131:00 PM EDT, a research team from the University of Delaware will host a webinar to share the results of a recent research project aimed at understanding community perceptions of offshore wind power development in coastal and near-coastal towns in Delaware, Maryland and New Jersey. The webinar is open to the public and will be held on Zoom. 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Once installed, these structures are quickly colonized by marine organisms, leading to biofouling and the development of the reef effect. This dual phenomenon presents both engineering and environmental challenges.From an engineering perspective, biocolonisation alters structural mass and hydrodynamic behaviour that can directly affect the performance and durability of critical components such as mooring lines and dynamic power cables. It can increase fatigue, accelerate material degradation, and challenge design assumptions. From an environmental standpoint, these structures act as artificial reefs, modifying local ecosystems, species distribution, and trophic interactions. While potentially enhancing biodiversity, they also raise questions about long-term ecological impacts.However, current research is hindered by the limited data available from offshore sites, making it difficult to comprehensively understand and address these issues. As a result, there is a pressing need for detailed studies and innovative solutions to both manage and mitigate the effects of biofouling, ensuring the sustainable deployment of offshore renewable energies.\nCharacterisation and monitoring of biocolonisationAccording to these aspects, the BIODHYL JIP (2022-2026) was set to gain a better understanding of the early stages of the biocolonisation of an offshore structure by studying the organisms involved and how their populations evolve over time and in response to the environment. The project also aimed at identifying the most reliable and robust techniques and protocols for accurately characterising biofouling automatically. The main outputs of the project will be presented during this final webinar.","startDate":"2026-06-25 12:00","endDate":"2026-06-25 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.teams.microsoft.com\/event\/202c9d0b-8aef-4291-a81f-0c1c19039482@3edd8bd0-97c8-4ec3-ae9d-68bce63dc628","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-05-28 19:16:06","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131956","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/north-west-marine-ecosystems-nwme","title":"North West Marine Ecosystems (NWME)","eventType":"Conference","description":"NWME will feature short talks reflecting on local observations, research outputs and findings from 2025. The talks will cover a comprehensive range of natural systems including oceanography and plankton, marine and coastal birds, marine mammals (seals and cetaceans) and fisheries. 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Join California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt for a discussion with CMSF and California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo on monitoring recommendations and other next steps.\nThis talk is a production of the Pacific Offshore Wind Consortium. 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We teach the teams skills to effectively manage collaboration across diverse roles and skills, centered with psychological safety and a growth mindset, and make steady progress on retooling their workflows into the reproducible model. Following skill building each morning, teams will work on their own projects each afternoon with help from the instructors.\nSpecific objectives\nThe goal of this workshop is to help teams move away from \u201cdata_report_v24_final_FINAL.doc\u201d and long email chains, \u201cRe: Re: FWD: data question\u201d, and reduce the loneliness, lost-time, brittleness, and frustration that comes from silo-ed and manual workflows that are inefficient and error-prone and that are not robust to staff turn-over.\nCourse Level\nParticipants can come with their team or as an individual and form a team during the workshop. There are no prerequisites to attend, only a desire to make progress on transitioning to a reproducible workflow for some project. Participants with diverse roles and skills are encouraged: just as creating a report requires people who write text and citations, who know the data, who code analyses, who create figures, and who keep the report organized and on time, all these roles are welcome in the workshop. We will learn inclusive approaches to streamline how we bring all these pieces together that will benefit your reports now and in the future. We will be using the RStudio Cloud platform so that participants can work in a fully set-up environment and do not need to install software on their own computers. However we will also provide instructions if participants want to install RStudio, and participants are welcome to use other code-editing platforms that have Quarto plug-ins (e.g. Visual Studio Code, Jupyter). Coders with expertise in R, Python, and Julia are all welcome and will be able to contribute productively on their reports using Quarto.\nTarget audience\nPeople who want to retool their process of creating reports into a reproducible science framework. Both teams and individuals are welcome at the workshop; there will be time to pitch projects on the first day so individuals can find a shared project if they do not attend with a team. The structure of the workshop is such that teams and individuals at different levels of exposure to \u201creproducible science\u201d tools will benefit. Those who have participated in the September 2022 ICES workshop on Reproducible Science will learn how to help a full team transition to this type of workflow and create a report framework for a real application. Those who are brand new to these approaches and tools, will learn how to use them and be able to start working using our RStudio Cloud platform on either a visual (like Word) or source code platform.","startDate":"2026-06-22 07:00","endDate":"2026-06-26 15:00","location":"Copenhagen, Denmark","venue":"ICES Headquarters","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.ices.dk\/events\/Training\/Pages\/reimagining_complex_data-intensive_reports.aspx","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ICES_4.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-23 18:23:09","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2095212","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/6th-international-conference-green-chemistry-renewable-energy","title":"6th International Conference on Green Chemistry and Renewable Energy","eventType":"Conference","description":"Dive into the forefront of environmental progress at the \u00226th Edition of International Conference on Green Chemistry and Renewable Energy\u0022 (Green Chemistry 2026), hosted from June 18-20, 2026 at Barcelona, Spain and online in a hybrid format. The conference revolves around the compelling theme \u201cSynergizing Green Chemistry and Renewable Energy for Global Sustainability\u201d, inviting global leaders and innovators to explore transformative advances in sustainable chemistry and renewable energy fields.\nAttendees include environmental scientists, energy technologists, industrial experts, and policymakers, all collaborating to accelerate the transition toward a cleaner, greener planet. The focus on Synergizing Green Chemistry and Renewable Energy for Global Sustainability reflects the conference\u2019s dedication to tackling pressing environmental issues through innovative, sustainable solutions.\nSessions cover a broad spectrum of subjects such as bioplastics, hazardous waste management, energy storage technologies, and green catalysis. The comprehensive agenda ensures participants stay at the cutting edge of research and practical applications shaping the future of sustainability.\nEngage with keynote speeches, research presentations, panel debates, and skill-building workshops designed to foster dialogue and collaboration. Whether attending onsite at Barcelona or joining virtually, participants will find ample opportunities to connect with peers, share groundbreaking research, and forge partnerships that drive meaningful change. The conference\u2019s interactive format encourages vibrant discussions and collaborative problem-solving, empowering attendees to bring fresh perspectives back to their own work and communities.","startDate":"2026-06-18 06:00","endDate":"2026-06-20 15:00","location":"Barcelona, Spain","venue":"Hotel Alimara","sourceURL":"https:\/\/magnusconferences.com\/green-chemistry\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Green-Chemistry-2026-scaled.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-12-09 19:55:58","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131942","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/understanding-opportunities-detect-ghost-gear-secondary-entanglements-context-california","title":"Understanding opportunities to detect ghost gear and secondary entanglements in the context of California floating offshore wind","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Join the Schatz Center for a public webinar on June 17, at 12:00 pm PST, to explore findings from a recently published report and learn more about the MoorSea project\u2013 an ongoing CEC-funded project related to sensor package development and detection of marine entanglements. 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Topics include a review of program changes from the past year, upcoming additions to the program, provide opportunities for facilities to provide feedback about their experiences, and discuss standards usage within the TEAMER program.\u0026nbsp;\nAdditional details coming soon.\u0026nbsp;This is an invite-only event.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-06-16 15:00","endDate":"2026-06-19 00:00","location":"TBD","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/teamer-us.org\/facility-summit\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/teamer-logo_1.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":["TEAMER"],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-16 21:49:22","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114721","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/aquaculture-uk-2026","title":"Aquaculture UK 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Discover the latest innovations transforming aquaculture - from AI and robotics to smart fish farming and semi-closed and closed containment systems.\nHear from industry experts on improving fish health and welfare, advances in genetics, alternative feeds, and new developments in RAS, waste recycling, and hybrid energy solutions.\nWith technology reshaping fish farming at pace, Aquaculture UK is where you stay ahead of the curve and ahead of the competition.","startDate":"2026-06-16 08:00","endDate":"2026-06-17 16:00","location":"Glasgow, United Kingdom","venue":"Scottish Event Campus \u2013 SEC","sourceURL":"https:\/\/aquacultureuk.com","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-01-28%20at%202.39.48%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-28 22:42:11","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131499","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/renewableuk-global-offshore-wind-2026","title":"RenewableUK Global Offshore Wind 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"In June 2026, Global Offshore Wind 2026 is coming to Manchester Central for the flagship event that brings the entire offshore wind value chain together. This year, the conference programme centres on the theme \u2018securing the future\u2019.\nOffshore wind around the globe is vitally important to a more secure and sustainable future, but it needs to operate in a world that is becoming more uncertain. As one of largest electricity generators, offshore wind is a cornerstone of the UK\u0027s long-term strategy for energy security, economic growth and global leadership, with renewed momentum following a highly successful auction round. With countries across the world seeking to replicate the UK\u2019s success and build on their own strengths, Global Offshore Wind 2026 will bring together the people, policies and innovations shaping this vitally important industry. By coming together, we will show how offshore wind can secure the future 2030 and beyond.","startDate":"2026-06-16 08:00","endDate":"2026-06-17 16:00","location":"Manchester, United Kingdom","venue":"Manchester Central","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.renewableuk.com\/events\/global-offshore-wind-2026","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-03-30%20at%209.55.55%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-30 16:58:41","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131088","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/workshop-fish-distribution-3-wkfishdish3","title":"Workshop on Fish Distribution 3 (WKFISHDISH3)","eventType":"Workshop","description":"\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200bICES will hold a series of hybrid WKFISHDISH workshops over the next three years (2026\u20132028) that aim to bridge the gap between broad-scale species distribution model (SDM) studies and finer-scale investigations of particular habitats at particular times supporting individual populations.\nThe evidence generated will help managers implement Marine Spatial Planning and the Marine Strategy Framework Directive, as well as support commitments made by Member Countries through, for example, the European Oceans Pact, Greater North Sea Initiative, and the Regional Sea Conventions.\u200b\nThe workshops will highlight strengths and weaknesses of different approaches for SDM and consider means to include complex interactions of drivers in time and space and effects of differing sampling methods. The work will attempt to develop a rationale for defining which habitats are essential to a population and its differing life-stages, as well as develop methods and tools to delineate habitat boundaries. In addition to modelling the distribution of species and habitats for selected fish\/shellfish, the workshops will investigate the potential risk of impact on them due to key pressures arising from the cumulative effect of human activities, including Offshore Renewable Energy and climate change. Outcomes will support area-based management, conservation activities and restoration planning.\nThe series takes place over the next three years.\u0026nbsp;\nWKFISHDISH3 (2026) will review data\/data products and focus on methodologies and their strengths and weaknesses. \nWKFISHDISH4 (2027) will apply methods for species distribution\/ habitat modelling for selected species. \nWKFISHDISH5 (2028) will investigate the risk of impact on species due to fishing, climate change and offshore renewable energy developments and the level of protection offered by spatial management (including Marine Protected Areas).","startDate":"2026-06-15 07:00","endDate":"2026-06-19 15:00","location":"Copenhagen, Denmark","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.ices.dk\/community\/groups\/Pages\/WKFISHDISH3.aspx#new_tab","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ICES_0.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-24 01:03:12","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131654","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/wind-europe-technology-workshop-2026","title":"Wind Europe Technology Workshop 2026","eventType":"Workshop","description":"The wind industry\u2019s technical community met in Rotterdam to boost wind power yieldsTo make wind energy a success in Europe, hundreds of technicians, operators and innovators across the industry are pushing for new ways to better assess our wind resource and to improve our analysis of operating wind farms. In this way we can break new records and boost our yields as Europe shifts to net-zero.\nAt WindEurope\u2019s Technology Workshop 2026, we got to hear the latest viewpoints from people working on resource assessment and operating wind farms analysis.\n450+ experts from Europe and elsewhere came to share insight, tackle challenges, and to boost ties across the wind industry\u2019s technical community.","startDate":"2026-06-11 07:00","endDate":"2026-06-12 08:00","location":"Rotterdam, The Netherlands","venue":"Rotterdam Ahoy","sourceURL":"https:\/\/windeurope.org\/tech2026\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-04-03%20at%2010.49.54%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-04-03 17:50:32","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084573","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/24th-international-conference-renewable-energies-power-quality-icrepq26","title":"24th International Conference on Renewable Energies and Power Quality (ICREPQ\u002726)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The intention of the organizers of the 24th International Conference on Renewable Energy and Power Quality (ICREPQ\u002726) is to give an opportunity to academics, scientists, engineers, manufacturers and users from all over the world to come together in a pleasant location to discuss physically recent development in the areas of Renewable Energies and Power Quality. 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The goal is to identify areas with potential for the implementation of OTEC, considering technical, environmental, socioeconomic, and legal criteria.","startDate":"2026-06-09 14:00","endDate":"2026-06-09 15:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OTEA-Logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","OTEC"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-06-22 17:01:25","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131809","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/masts-biogeochemistry-open-forum-climate-driven-transitions-marine-biogeochemistry-coral","title":"MASTS Biogeochemistry Open Forum: Climate\u2011Driven Transitions in Marine Biogeochemistry and Coral Ecosystems","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The session will be chaired by the Forum convenors: Robyn Tuerena (SAMS, UHI) and Alex Poulton (Heriot-Watt University).\nSession speakers and talk titles:\nProf. James Rae (University of St Andrews): Tipping points in marine biogeochemistry, induced by circulation and calcification\nDr Seb Hennige (University of Edinburgh): Predicting loss of cold-water coral habitats \u2013 an in situ \u2013 ex situ \u2013 in silico approach\nThe two talks will be followed by the live discussion with the chairs and will feature an audience Q\u0026amp;A.","startDate":"2026-06-09 12:00","endDate":"2026-06-09 13:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/masts.ac.uk\/news-events-opportunities\/events\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/MASTS-logo_4.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-04-21 00:39:47","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131087","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/structures-marine-environment-sime-2026-conference","title":"Structures in the Marine Environment (SIME) 2026 Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"The INSITE Programme is pleased to announce that the 2026 Structures in the Marine Environment (SIME) conference will be held at the Copthorne Hotel, Newcastle on 9th \u2013 10th June 2026. Please register to secure your place and submit your abstracts by following the instructions below.\nJoin us on Day 1 to hear about research from a variety of subject areas centred around the Value of Marine Artificial Structures (MAS). You\u2019ll hear presentations on:\nDecommissioning and expansion in a nature-positive era\nUnderstanding the risks and opportunities of lesser-known marine artificial structures\nHow can communication and meaningful consultation support a just, nature-positive offshore energy transition\nBuilding transparent and defensible decision-making frameworks for the offshore energy transition\nOn Day 2, you\u2019ll hear presentations in the morning on the following themes:\nPolicy conflicts and co-benefits across climate, nature, and energy security\nEnd-of-life solutions and the future of repowering, reuse, and circularity in offshore energy\nIn the afternoon, two workshops will be held, from 2:00pm \u2013 4:30pm.","startDate":"2026-06-09 08:00","endDate":"2026-06-10 16:00","location":"Newcastle, United Kingdom","venue":"Capthorne Hotel Newcastle","sourceURL":"https:\/\/insitenorthsea.org\/structures-in-the-marine-environment-sime-conference-2026\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-02-23%20at%204.59.57%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-24 01:00:20","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131122","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/european-sustainable-energy-week-eusew-2026","title":"European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW 2026)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) returns on 9-11 June 2026 to Brussels and online. The theme of this next edition will be announced on 25 November, along with the first two community calls to co-create the event: one inviting organisations to propose policy sessions that will shape the official conference programme, and another for the European Sustainable Energy Awards (EUSEW Awards), which recognise outstanding achievements in renewables, energy efficiency and community action.\nMarking its 20th anniversary in 2026, the European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) continues to unite policymakers, industry leaders, researchers, civil society organisations, young community leaders, entrepreneurs and climate activists from across Europe and beyond. Over two decades, EUSEW has grown into the leading forum for collaboration on Europe\u2019s sustainable energy future.","startDate":"2026-06-09 07:00","endDate":"2026-06-11 15:00","location":"Brussels, Belgium","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/sustainable-energy-week.ec.europa.eu\/index_en","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/EUSEW2026_Banner.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-02 22:20:02","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2104940","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/asia-pacific-apac-wind-energy-summit-2026","title":"Asia Pacific (APAC Wind) Energy Summit 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"The Asia-Pacific region is expected make up 61% of new wind energy capacity built worldwide by 2030. 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The country expects to advance plans for its first 6GW of offshore wind in 2026.\u0026nbsp;\nAPAC Summit 2026 will be held 9-11 June, in Hanoi, Vietnam.","startDate":"2026-06-09 01:00","endDate":"2026-06-11 11:00","location":"Hanoi, Vietnam","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.gwec.net\/events\/apac-wind-energy-summit","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-12-22%20at%2010.15.57%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-12-22 18:22:18","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2104943","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/marine-energy-microgrid-power-electronics-webinar-series-advancing-power-electronics-wave","title":"Marine Energy Microgrid and Power Electronics Webinar Series - Advancing Power Electronics for Wave Energy Converters","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Most energy resources vary over the course of days, hours, or minutes, but wave energy fluctuates on the scale of seconds. 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Co-sponsored by IEEE, PES, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC), Chengdu University of Technology, organized by School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, UESTC, AEEES fosters the exchange of ideas and advancements in the realm of energy and electrical engineering.\nCollaborating with renowned institutions like China Electric Power Research Institute and supported by the technical expertise of Aalborg University (Denmark), University of Calgary (Canada), The University of New South Wales (Australia), Wuhan University (China),Southwest University of Science and Technology, Southwest Petroleum University, etc, AEEES has garnered a global reputation. The conference has grown into a yearly event, drawing over 1000 participants from around the world.\nOn behalf of the organizing committee, we are delighted to announce the upcoming 2026 the 8th Asia Energy and Electrical Engineering Symposium (AEEES), scheduled to be held in Chengdu, China from March 27 to 30, 2026. This symposium serves as a crucial platform for researchers, professionals, and experts in energy and electrical engineering to converge, exchange insights, and propel the field forward.\nWe welcome all enthusiasts of energy and electrical engineering to join us in Chengdu, contributing to the dialogue that shapes the future of these critical domains. 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Many tasks that previously required a Geographic Information System (GIS) today can be done within R, with the added advantage that they can be fully integrated within other steps of the analysis. In addition, when using R scripts for spatial analysis and the production of maps (as opposite to using software with graphical user interfaces) they become fully documented and reproducible. Recent developments include the \u201csf\u201d package, with provides support for simple features in R and allow for a smooth interaction with packages of the \u201ctidyverse\u201d, \u201cterra\u201d and \u201cstars\u201d for raster data, and a series of new mapping packages that allow for the creation of thematic maps and interactive maps. It is likely that even R users with some experience have not been exposed to the new tools available in R for the process, analysis and display of spatial data. This course is intended to provide this exposure.\u200b\nLevel\nParticipants should be familiar with the R environment, and general statistical approaches for modelling such as regression, analysis of covariance, and general linear models.\u200b\nMain target audience\nThe course is aimed to students and marine scientists with some experience in the R environment. 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It provides an engaging and interactive experience to catch up on the current state of play on a broad range of issues concerning the blue economy and the marine environment and to discuss ways of moving forward. It features inspirational speakers, thematic sessions, stakeholder workshops, exhibition and lots of networking opportunities. 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After multiple phases of technical analysis, market assessment, and stakeholder engagement, the Atlantic Canada Offshore Wind Integration and Transmission Study reaches its culmination with the release of a comprehensive Roadmap and Action Plan for Integrating Offshore Wind into Atlantic Canada\u0027s Grid.\nThis final webinar brings the full study together by reviewing key findings and deliverables, then shifting the conversation to next steps. Join Net Zero Atlantic, Stantec and E3 for a practical, forward-looking discussion focused on the Roadmap and Action Plan that outlines how Atlantic Canada can move from first-of-kind offshore wind projects toward a mature, scalable, and integrated offshore wind industry.\nA key feature of this session will be a walk-through of the project\u0027s publicly available database and visual user interface, designed to make the study\u0027s findings accessible, transparent, and usable for a wide range of stakeholders. Attendees will see how the data, assumptions, and scenario outputs underpinning the roadmap can be explored through an interactive platform\u2014supporting evidence-based planning, coordination, and ongoing learning beyond the life of the study.\nLearning Objectives\nUnderstand what must happen in the short, medium, and long term to enable offshore wind integration in Atlantic CanadaIdentify who needs to act, and when, to reduce risk, improve coordination, and unlock investmentRecognize how regional collaboration and sequencing can support both initial projects and long-term industry growthNavigate the public database and visual user interface to support decision-making, alignment, and future analysis\nWho Should Attend?\nPolicymakers and provincial and federal government agencies involved in energy planning\nUtilities and system operators\nOffshore wind developers\nTransmission planners and system engineers\nRegulators and environmental advisory groups\nIndigenous organizations engaged in project-area decision-making\nResearch organizations and academic institutions\nIndustry stakeholders\nAbout the Presenters\u0026nbsp;\nBerend van Middendorp - Stantec\nBerend van Middendorp is a Senior Consultant at Stantec with expertise in energy data analytics, information management, and technology solutions. He supports utilities, developers, and government agencies by structuring, integrating, and visualizing complex datasets to enable informed planning and decision-making for the energy transition. His experience spans technology implementation, data modelling, and analytics strategy. For this study, Berend led the translation of offshore wind data into an intuitive database and visual interface designed to unlock actionable insights for a wide range of stakeholders.\nPheadra Tairol - Stantec\nPhaedra has over 25 years of experience in the high voltage power transmission industry. She has led teams on projects encompassing high voltage direct current (HVDC) systems, high voltage power cables, transmission planning studies, and substation grounding studies and design. Over the course of her career, Phaedra has been involved in the conceptual design, planning, development, and implementation of HVDC systems across projects in India, Chile, Canada, the United States, Europe, and New Zealand.\nKaty Macdonald - Stantec \nKaty is a results-oriented infrastructure advisory professional focused on sustainable solutions and operational excellence within energy markets. With a strong understanding of the policy, advisory, and regulatory landscape, she is committed to meeting her clients\u0027 strategic ambitions while supporting the communities they serve. Katy has facilitated regulatory and asset management initiatives, optimized stakeholder engagement practices, and led strategic energy transition projects. Her recent work includes comprehensive connection modelling for a major solar operation, several successful regulatory filings, and the establishment of unique benchmarking streams.\nNate Grady - E3 \nNate is a consultant in E3\u0027s resource planning and asset valuation practice, supporting clients through long-term capacity expansion analyses and due diligence investigations. His work focuses on the intersection of electric-sector policy drivers and energy market trends, with particular interest in transmission planning, resource siting, and the evolution of markets as new technologies emerge.Nate joined E3 following completion of his Master of Environmental Management degree at Yale University, where he focused on clean energy economics, finance, and policy analysis. 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The EASTME region includes inshore and offshore waters in the UK\u0027s Exclusive economic zone, running from Flamborough Head in the north to the southern Suffolk border, including the Humber and the Wash.\nThe conference is an opportunity to reflect on local observations, research outputs and findings from 2025 that are collated in to a public \u2018State of the East Seas\u2019 annual report.\nIn addition, the conference provides:\n1. Networking: an opportunity for a wide cross section of people to meet, exchange views and build social capital networks for the East\u2019s marine ecosystems to:\nprovide active support for existing networks enabling and building citizen science projects;\nto encourage collaboration between users, researchers\/scientists and managers\/policy makers;\nencourage links between researchers on science projects throughout the region\u2019s seas.\n2. 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The data transferability concept developed by OES-Environmental ensures that data and evidence from operational and completed marine energy projects are readily available and catalogued for new projects to leverage. The results of research projects and analogous offshore industries can also inform new marine energy projects. With the data transferability process, duplication of effort and scientific uncertainty can be minimized. Applying this process then allows for proportionate research and monitoring efforts to focus on critical evidence gaps.\u0026nbsp;\nThe intent of the workshop is to explore the concept of data transferability in the context of tidal and wave energy in the U.S. and its applicability to various scenarios by using existing evidence and hypothetical marine energy projects. 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The course will accommodate both geotechnical specialists and attendees with other disciplinary expertise, who wish to develop a working understanding of offshore geotechnical engineering.\nDrawing on expertise from 10 UK universities, the Supergen ORE Hub is in a unique position to offer the opportunity to learn directly from the UK\u0027s foremost specialists in offshore renewable energy at world-leading facilities. To book your place on this Masterclass we encourage you to register early as places are limited. 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As tidal energy reaches commercial scale across Europe and advances in North America, there is an increasing demand for environmental data to help tackle uncertainties in collision risk, effects of turbine noise, changes to habitat, etc. Join us as we learn from Dr Andrea Copping, Senior Advisor and Researcher at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), on how structured approaches and internationally developed tools from Ocean Energy Systems-Environmental (OES-E) can help streamline data and support more efficient and responsible growth of the tidal energy sector.\nThis webinar is in partnership with Acadia University, Marine Renewables Canada (MRC), Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy (FORCE), and the Government of Canada.\nView the webinar recording here.","startDate":"2026-05-14 16:00","endDate":"2026-05-14 17:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/fern.acadiau.ca\/webinar-recordings.html","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/FERN-Logo.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-05-26 22:40:49","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2080786","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/masterclass-environmental-contours-extreme-value-analysis","title":"Masterclass on Environmental Contours and Extreme Value Analysis","eventType":"Workshop","description":"This 2-day Masterclass offers participants a comprehensive introduction to the methods used for estimating extreme environmental conditions and extreme responses of ORE structures. The course will cover a range of topics from the basics of statistical modelling, to recent developments in multivariate extreme value theory. Participants will be trained in the use of open-source software for modelling univariate and multivariate extremes, supported by a range of real world case studies. Upon completion, participants will understand the theory underpinning the methods used, together with their assumptions, limitations, and associated uncertainties.\nThe Masterclass will provide the knowledge and tools to apply extreme value models in a range of applications in offshore renewable energy. The course includes practical exercises conducted in the Penryn Campus Software Lab such as statistical modelling of extreme winds and waves and estimation of environmental contours for joint extreme of winds and waves.\nParticipants will also have the opportunity to visit the Dynamic Marine Component Test Facility, a cutting-edge testing site which replicates the forces experienced by marine components such as moorings and power cables, providing valuable insight into their responses.\nDrawing on expertise from 10 UK universities, the Supergen ORE Hub is in a unique position to offer the opportunity to learn directly from the UK\u0027s foremost specialists in offshore renewable energy at world-leading facilities. To book your place on this Masterclass we encourage you to register early as places are limited. 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Our goal, since All-Energy was first staged in 2001, has been to connect suppliers of renewable and low carbon energy solutions and policy makers to developers, investors, buyers and professionals from around the world, facilitating business and knowledge exchange right there on the show floor and in our conference halls.\nAt the UK\u2019s largest renewable and low carbon exhibition and conference, All-Energy, the most recent edition welcomed 13,033 attendees and hosted 300+ exhibitors alongside an inspiring programme of 600 speakers. The event continued its upward momentum, achieving an 11% increase in total unique visitors compared to the previous edition.\nBustling aisles, packed conference halls, and vibrant show floor theatres reflected the energy of the sector, while exhibitors reported strong engagement and satisfaction\u2014many securing their participation for the next edition before the event had even closed. Exhibitors hailed from across the UK and Northern Ireland, as well as from the Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, and the USA.","startDate":"2026-05-13 07:30","endDate":"2026-05-14 17:00","location":"Glasgow, UK","venue":"Scottish Event Campus","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.all-energy.co.uk\/en-gb.html","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-12-09%20at%2011.15.16%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-12-09 19:16:26","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131808","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/data-sharing-win-win-wildlife-infrastructure","title":"Data sharing as a Win-win for Wildlife and Infrastructure","eventType":"Webinar","description":"In a world rapidly transitioning toward renewable energy and modern transport systems, the challenge of building essential infrastructure while safeguarding biodiversity has never been more urgent. Every year, grid and transport operators, researchers, and NGOs collect vast amounts of data on wildlife mortality and species\u2019 responses to human-made structures. Yet, much of this data remains fragmented, limiting its potential to drive meaningful change. When shared, this data can uncover hidden insights, bridge gaps in isolated datasets, and empower smarter, more sustainable decision-making.\nSharing data offers transformative benefits:\nReduce financial risks by improving infrastructure planning and avoiding biodiversity hotspots\nStrengthen public trust through transparent data sharing, collaboration and open dialogue\nEnhance conservation efforts with more effective mitigation strategies\nJoin and discover how the RISKY project is developing a platform that combines wildlife mortality data, advanced analytical tools, and sensitivity maps. This platform is designed to support better decision-making for both biodiversity protection and infrastructure development.\nGrid operators, NGOs, and public authorities will also share firsthand experiences on the value of data sharing, and how it can be done safely and securely. 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The informal atmosphere of the Focus Meetings provides an ideal opportunity for students and early career scientists to present their work.","startDate":"2026-05-12 09:00","endDate":"2026-05-13 16:00","location":"Edinburgh, United Kingdom","venue":"Heriot-Watt University","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ecsa.international\/event\/2026\/ecsa-focus-meeting-scotlands-east-coast-integrating-local-science-management-and-broader","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-04-21%20at%209.11.13%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-04-21 16:12:12","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131652","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/15th-turkiye-wind-energy-congress-turek-twec-2026","title":"15th T\u00fcrkiye Wind Energy Congress (T\u00fcrek TWEC 2026)","eventType":"Conference","description":"T\u00dcREK 2026 sessions will be led by leading experts, decision-makers, and opinion leaders from across the sector. 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T\u00dcREK offers a unique gathering where industry professionals come together, with interaction and collective intelligence at the forefront.\nT\u00dcREK provides a unique opportunity to closely observe innovations in the wind energy field, experience the dynamics of the industry firsthand, and be in the same environment with experts in the field. 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Our team has since used a 20-year dataset to assess long-term impacts on sage-grouse leks across Wyoming. Today, our team is eager to share new insights into sage-grouse responses to wind energy development.\nOur current understanding of how sage-grouse populations respond to wind energy is based on data collected after the project is developed. Without understanding how sage-grouse used the landscape before development, it can be difficult to draw clear conclusions or apply results to siting and management decisions.\nTo help address these gaps, WEST, working in collaboration with the University of Wyoming and the George Miksch Sutton Avian Research Center, completed the first study to evaluate sage\u2011grouse responses to wind energy using both pre\u2011 and post\u2011construction GPS location data. 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The joint meeting will start on Tuesday, 10:30am and the closure is scheduled for Friday, 1pm.\nDuring the meeting, members of the Advisory Committee, together with additional experts and convenors of Intersessional Working Groups, will discuss and further develop draft resolutions and guidance documents to be submitted to the 10th Session of the Meeting of the Parties (MoP10). The Advisory Committee will also coordinate closely with the Standing Committee to ensure coherent and well-prepared outcomes for consideration by the Parties at MoP10.\nWhile the Advisory Committee is composed of appointed representatives, the meeting is not of a closed nature and observers who can make a relevant contribution to the discussions are welcome to contact the Secretariat to be considered for participation.","startDate":"2026-05-05 07:00","endDate":"2026-05-08 15:00","location":"Bonn, Germany","venue":"UN Campus","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.eurobats.org\/meeting\/30th-meeting-advisory-committee","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-03-16%20at%209.47.10%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-16 16:48:50","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084286","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/offshore-technology-conference-otc-2026","title":"Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"The Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) is where energy professionals meet to exchange ideas and opinions to advance scientific and technical knowledge for offshore resources and environmental matters.\nSince 1969, OTC\u2019s flagship conference is held annually at NRG Park (formerly Reliant Park) in Houston. 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Revenue from our portfolio is returned to our sponsoring organizations which benefit the advancement of their members and the energy sector.\n*15 non-profit organizations: 12 sponsoring, 1 regional sponsoring, and 2 endorsing organizations.","startDate":"2026-05-04 19:23","endDate":"2026-05-06 19:23","location":"","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/2026.otcnet.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-08-01%20at%2012.27.59%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-08-01 19:28:11","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2130938","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2026-ieeepes-transmission-distribution-conference-exposition-td","title":"2026 IEEE\/PES Transmission and Distribution Conference and Exposition (T\u0026D)","eventType":"Conference","description":"EEE PES T\u0026amp;D Conference \u0026amp; Expo is the industry\u2019s leading and most comprehensive event focused on the design, operation, and modernization of the electric grid. 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From this foundation, it examines misinformation as a symptom of deeper values, uncertainty, and distrust, and outlines more effective, values-led responses.\nPart 2: \u2018Community benefit sharing schemes: ethics, perception and practice\u2019\nCommunity benefit sharing schemes can deliver important outcomes, improving fairness and compensating for impacts on local communities. But they also raise complex ethical concerns, including concerns with \u2018bribery\u2019 that must be addressed through strategic design, governance, and implementation.\nPresentation 3. Australia\u2019s Offshore Wind Supply Chain: From Gaps to Coordination ChallengesPresented by Dr Hongjun Fan\nThis presentation explores how Australia can successfully deliver offshore wind by strengthening its supply chain. It highlights emerging opportunities for ports, vessels, workforce, and manufacturing, while emphasising the importance of coordination and timely alignment to support efficient project delivery and long-term industry development.\nPresentation 4. Pre-conditions for the Development of Offshore Wind Energy in AustraliaPresented by Professor Marcus Haward and Dr Martin Farley\nWork package 4 focused on using a complex, dynamic systems approach to synthesise policy and regulatory processes, supply chain and logistics elements and social\/community acceptability. This approach highlights interdependencies, opportunities, and potential constraints within the value chain at the core of the system.\nPresentation 5. 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The primary goal of the conference is to promote research and developmental activities in clean energy and low-carbon technologies, and another goal is to promote scientific information interchange between researchers, developers, engineers, students, and practitioners working all around the world. The conference will be held every year to provide an enabling platform for people to share views and experiences in the clean energy, low carbon technologies and related areas. It will meet and exceed your expectations. 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With maritime zones often far larger than their land areas, these countries hold significant untapped potential for offshore renewable energy and ocean-based technologies that can support sustainable economic growth, enhance energy security, and strengthen climate resilience within the blue economy.\nHowever, despite growing interest and strong political commitment, deployment of offshore renewables and ocean energy technologies remains at an early stage across the region. As of 2024, total installed renewable energy capacity across the Atlantic, Indian Ocean and South China Sea (AIS) SIDS stands at approximately 2.2 GW (IRENA, 2025). Progress is often constrained by barriers such as limited access to financing, gaps in resource data, and insufficient technical capacity.\nTo advance regional dialogue on offshore renewables and ocean energy, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA) are collaborating under their Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen cooperation and knowledge exchange through the SIDS Lighthouses Initiative. This two-part webinar series (26 March and 30 April) will introduce offshore renewable and ocean energy technologies, including offshore wind (fixed and floating), floating solar PV, wave energy, tidal energy, ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC), and salinity gradient systems, while highlighting global experiences and case studies. Targeting representatives from SIDS, IORA Member States and Dialogue Partners, the IORA Working Group on Blue Economy, the Indian Ocean Rim Academic Group, and the Indian Ocean Rim Business Forum, the series aims to build awareness and support policymakers and practitioners in identifying pathways to integrate offshore renewables and ocean energy into national energy strategies.","startDate":"2026-04-30 06:00","endDate":"2026-04-30 08:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.irena.org\/Events\/2026\/Mar\/Toward-Ocean-Energy-Readiness-in-Indian-Ocean-Rim-Association-Member-States","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/IRENA.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-09 17:29:42","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131805","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/force-public-update","title":"FORCE Public Update","eventType":"Meeting","description":"FORCE is hosting a public update on April 29 in Parrsboro. 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He has been engaged in the development of the technique of ocean acoustic tomography since its inception, including the development and deployment of the required instrumentation. He conceptualized the DOSITS website in 2000 and was the lead member of the DOSITS Advisory Panel until 2018.\nDr. Worcester received the 2006 Walter Munk Award for Distinguished Research in Oceanography Related to Sound and the Sea, which was granted jointly by the United States Navy and The Oceanography Society. He was awarded the Pioneers of Underwater Acoustics Medal by the Acoustical Society of America in 2025. He is a Fellow of the Acoustical Society of America and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. He is a member of the engineering honor society Tau Beta Pi, the American Geophysical Union, and The Oceanography Society.\n\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-04-29 16:00","endDate":"2026-04-29 17:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/dosits.org\/decision-makers\/webinar-series\/2026-webinar-series\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/73f90161-5f14-4072-848f-917bc584f271_0.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-23 17:21:04","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131681","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/nyserda-webinar-how-offshore-wind-can-bolster-grid-reliability","title":"NYSERDA Webinar: How Offshore Wind Can Bolster Grid Reliability","eventType":"Webinar","description":"NYSERDA\u2019s Offshore Wind team hosts an educational webinar series to connect the public with independent experts in key topics in offshore wind, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives.\nAbout the Speaker: Oliver Stover, Principal, Charles River Associates\nOliver Stover is a principal in CRA\u2019s Energy Practice with over 10 years of experience in modeling and risk management within the energy domain. 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As offshore wind assets, infrastructure and operations become increasingly critical to national energy security, they are converging with defence, security, cyber resilience, digital and dual-use technologies.This convergence, driven by government priorities around national resilience, secure energy systems, maritime capability and innovation-led growth, creates a timely and practical opportunity for Humber-based businesses across offshore wind, ports, maritime, subsea, digital and engineering to:\nExpand within offshore wind.\nAccess new and expanded funding streams.\nDiversify into adjacent markets.\nStrengthen supply chain assurance, cyber readiness and data resilience.\nCollaborate with Tier 1 developers, primes, innovators and public-sector partners.\nTaking place at The Doubletree by Hilton in Hull, OWC 2026 will celebrate the region\u2019s achievements, while bringing key organisations together to highlight opportunities, showcase developments and optimise collaboration.","startDate":"2026-04-29 08:00","endDate":"2026-04-30 16:00","location":"Hull, United Kingdom","venue":"Doubletree by Hilton, Hull","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.offshorewindconnections.com\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/logo_offshore_wind_connections_2026.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-04-03 17:27:14","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131806","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2026-state-energy-conference-north-carolina","title":"2026 State Energy Conference of North Carolina","eventType":"Conference","description":"The State Energy Conference of North Carolina brings together energy professionals, policy makers, innovators, and businesses to explore the latest trends, technologies, and strategies shaping the energy sector. This premier event delivers actionable insights that support North Carolina\u2019s regional energy economy and foster national impact.\u200dJoin to:\nConnect with industry leaders and peers\nDiscover best practices and proven case studies\nExplore emerging technologies and energy solutions\nEngage in important discussions on policy, innovation, and sustainability\nWho Should Attend?\nTypes of Professionals:\nArchitects and Engineers\nDecision-Makers and Executives\nEnergy and Sustainability Managers\nFacilities and Operations\nPersonnel Property and Asset Managers\nLegal and Regulatory Professionals\nCity and Regional Planners\nResearchers, Educators, and Thought Leaders\nTypes of Organizations:\nEnergy and Utility Companies\nBusinesses Serving the Energy Industry\nUniversities and Research Institutions\nState and Federal Agencies\nPersonnel Property and Asset Managers\nConsulting Firms and Service Providers\nNonprofits and Non-Governmental Organizations\nMunicipal and Community Energy Programs\nWhy Should You Attend?\nConnect with energy industry leaders and professionals to build valuable relationships that could lead to partnerships, collaborations, career opportunities and more!\nGain up-to-date knowledge about the latest advancements, trends and innovations in clean energy technologies and policies.\nLearn best practices and solutions to help advance energy goals within your organization.\nHear real-world examples of successful projects, helping you understand what works and why.\nUnderstand the implications of changing energy policies and regulations, enhancing your ability to navigate the sector.\nStay informed about emerging regulations, incentives and policies affecting the energy sector.\nReceive full access to all conference sessions and materials for three weeks following the conclusion of the conference.\nNetwork with exhibitors, sponsors and attendees at designated times and during the conference reception.\nGain an understanding of how energy discussions, decisions and projects intersect with finance, engineering, policy and more, broadening your perspective and expertise.\nReceive professional continuing education credit, which can be essential for career growth and maintaining certifications.","startDate":"2026-04-29 00:12","endDate":"2026-04-30 00:12","location":"Raleigh, North Carolina, United States","venue":"McKimmon Center, NC State University","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.ncenergyconference.com\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-04-20%20at%205.13.28%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-04-21 00:17:55","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131417","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/oceantic-network-state-states-webinar-new-england","title":"Oceantic Network State of the States Webinar: New England","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Join Oceantic Network staff and state leaders from Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. 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The announcement was made by the Minister of Environment of Colombia, Irene V\u00e9lez Torres, and the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Climate Policy of the Netherlands, Sophie Hermans, during a high-level press conference in Bel\u00e9m.\nThe landmark convening will take place on 28-29 April 2026, in the port city of Santa Marta, Colombia, which plays a significant role in coal exports. Pacific nations have committed to convening a subsequent meeting in the region to advance the outcomes.\nThe conference will advance international cooperation on transitioning away from fossil fuel extraction \u2014 reinforcing the objectives of the Paris Agreement and aligning with the recent Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice, which confirmed that States have a legal obligation to protect the climate, including by addressing fossil fuel production, licensing and subsidies.\nHosting this summit in a major coal port, in the world\u2019s fifth-largest coal producer, sends a powerful message: fossil-fuel-dependent nations want to end their dependence on oil, gas, and coal extraction, but doing so fairly requires unprecedented international cooperation so that no one is left behind.\nThis major announcement was accompanied by the launch of the \u201cBel\u00e9m Declaration on the Just Transition Away from Fossil Fuels\u201d, supported by 24 countries, which constitutes a direct contribution to Lula\u2019s call to develop a global roadmap \u2014 by setting out the minimum level of ambition that should guide any just and equitable transition plan at the international level.\nCountries supporting the declaration are: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Cambodia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Fiji, Finland, Ireland, Jamaica, Kenya, Luxembourg, Marshall Islands, Mexico, Micronesia, Nepal, Netherlands, Panama, Spain, Slovenia, Vanuatu and Tuvalu.\nThe First International Conference on the Just Transition Away from Fossil Fuels will serve as a strategic space for dialogue among a broad range of stakeholders \u2014 including government representatives, experts, rural and Indigenous Peoples, Afro-descendant communities, civil society, climate advocates, industry leaders, and academia \u2014 to explore viable, fair, and equitable pathways for transitioning to sustainable, diversified, and accessible energy. Designed to foster robust and structural transformations, the summit aims to facilitate a planned, just, and sustainable phase-out of fossil fuels and address the need for a structural shift in our socioeconomic model.\nThe idea of a global conference builds upon successful examples of previous diplomatic summits that have led to increased international cooperation to address major global threats including the Ottawa Conference to address land mines; the Oslo Conference on cluster munitions and the discussions on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, for which a series of three conferences, known as the Humanitarian Initiative, shifted the framing of nuclear weapons from one of security to a humanitarian discourse, leading to successful resolution within the UN General Assembly.\nThis announcement comes at a pivotal moment, marked by growing disconnect between global fossil fuel production plans and what is required to limit warming to 1.5\u00b0C. Government projections show fossil fuel production will exceed Paris-aligned levels by more than 120% in 2030, and by 2050, production is expected to be 4.5 times higher than what a 1.5\u00b0C pathway allows, highlighting the urgency of a coordinated global effort to phase out coal, oil, and gas.\nAt the same time, momentum toward a fossil-free future has never been stronger. Cambodia became the 18th nation to join the call for negotiating a Fossil Fuel Treaty during COP30, adding to a rapidly expanding coalition also backed by 140 cities and subnational governments, the WHO, the European Parliament, over 4000 civil society organisations, 3,000+ scientists and academics, 101 Nobel laureates, more than 900 Parliamentarians across the world and many businesses.","startDate":"2026-04-28 14:00","endDate":"2026-04-29 22:00","location":"Santa Marta, Columbia","venue":"Estelar Santamar Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.gwec.net\/events\/first-international-conference-for-the-just-transition-away-from-fossil-fuels","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-04-03%20at%209.26.37%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-05-28 20:02:00","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131210","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/masts-marine-ai-open-forum-session-what-do-our-embeddings-really-learn-geometric-analysis","title":"MASTS Marine AI open Forum Session: What Do Our Embeddings Really Learn? 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The event serves as a powerful platform for sharing and scaling cutting-edge decarbonisation solutions.\nFrom grid flexibility and digitalisation to critical minerals and resource security, our 2026 programme will delve deep into the key areas of development underpinning our journey to a low-carbon future.","startDate":"2026-04-28 07:00","endDate":"2026-04-29 16:00","location":"London, United Kingdom","venue":"Olympia","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.innovationzero.com\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/logo_4.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-04-10 17:51:33","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131651","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/geospatial-world-forum-conference-tech-show-gwf-2026","title":"Geospatial World Forum Conference and Tech Show (GWF 2026)","eventType":"Conference","description":"Over the past decade, the Geospatial World Forum (GWF) has emerged as a transformative platform\u2014convening global leaders, policy makers, technology innovators, and sectoral champions to build a shared vision for a geospatially empowered world. 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Each session in the series will feature a leading non\u2013lithium-ion storage company, offering a practical look at how their systems work, where they are being deployed, and how they compare on performance, cost, scalability, safety, and supply chain considerations. Participants will gain insight into the potential benefits, barriers, commercialization timelines, and policy frameworks shaping this evolving market.\nThis session will explore Hydrostor (https:\/\/hydrostor.ca), an advanced compressed air energy storage company that has projects currently in development across the United States, Canada, and Australia, including a 500 megawatt \/ 4,000 megawatt-hour system being deployed in Kern County, California. Hydrostor\u2019s Senior Manager of Regulatory Affairs, Manuel Esquivel, will give an overview of their technology and answer questions from attendees. 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Some of the capabilities they will discuss include: Business Development \u0026amp; Strategy \u00b7 Community Engagement \u00b7 Customer Discovery \u00b7 Financial Management Consultation \u00b7 Funding Continuity and Opportunity Identification \u00b7 IP Strategy \u00b7 Market Identification \u00b7 Marketing and Outreach \u00b7 Proposal \u0026amp; Pitch Consultation \u00b7 Regulatory Navigation.","startDate":"2026-04-08 18:00","endDate":"2026-04-08 19:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/teamer-us.org\/event\/commercialization-facility-showcase\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-03-23%20at%2010.09.35%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-27 17:06:59","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131078","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/valuing-marine-ecosystem-services-better-decisions","title":"Valuing Marine Ecosystem Services for Better Decisions","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Marine and coastal ecosystems provide many ecosystem services that are essential to human communities, including food, recreational opportunities, and protection of infrastructure from natural disasters. 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They will begin with a brief overview of ecosystem services and valuation basics, then walk through three real-world case studies that illustrate how valuation can inform conservation, restoration, and policy decisions: a valuation study of kelp forests along the California coast; the use of valuation to inform a National Marine Sanctuary application for the St. George Unangan Heritage site; and how valuation can support funding for salmon habitat restoration in the Duckabush Estuary in Washington State.","startDate":"2026-04-08 17:00","endDate":"2026-04-08 18:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/octogroup.org\/valuing-marine-ecosystem-services-for-better-decisions\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OCTO_logo_0.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-23 23:33:31","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131187","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/aspire-virtual-discussion-series-cultural-scientific-humility","title":"ASPIRE Virtual Discussion Series: Cultural and Scientific Humility","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The ASPIRE Virtual Discussion Series (VDS) is a good place for anyone interested in learning more about community-engaged science and research. 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Scotland\u2019s businesses are already stepping into leading roles to deliver the renewable energy projects that will power our nation, strengthen energy security and tackle climate change. In doing so, they are helping to build an industry with a sustainable, long-lasting legacy that also supports the prosperity of our local communities for decades to come.\nAcross the lifecycle of onshore and offshore wind farms, green hydrogen projects, solar parks and ocean energy developments, suppliers are honing their skills, expanding their teams and fine-tuning their processes to meet the demands of a rapidly growing industry. 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This one-day summit will explore how geospatial solutions can underpin the future of the blue economy, balancing economic growth with environmental protection across ocean and coastal ecosystems.","startDate":"2026-04-03 07:30","endDate":"2026-04-03 13:00","location":"Amsterdam, The Netherlands","venue":"RAI Amsterdam","sourceURL":"https:\/\/geospatialworld.net\/gwf\/2026\/hydrospatial-infrastructure-and-blue-economy.php","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/hydrographic-pic.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-04-03 17:32:13","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131143","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/netzero-atlantic-webinar-series-assessing-socioeconomic-impacts-subsea-transmission-cable","title":"NetZero Atlantic Webinar Series - Assessing the Socioeconomic Impacts of a Subsea Transmission Cable in Nova Scotia","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Nova Scotia\u2019s offshore wind resource positions the province to generate clean electricity for domestic use and potential export markets. A subsea transmission cable connecting Nova Scotia\u2019s offshore wind developments to the northeastern United States could enable larger-scale deployment and export of this clean energy.\nWSP and Power Advisory, in partnership with Net Zero Atlantic, conducted a study assessing the socioeconomic impacts of developing such a cable.\nThis webinar will present the study\u2019s findings, including project design considerations, offshore wind export market assessments, the additional offshore wind development enabled in Nova Scotia, and the potential economic, trade, skills, and social impacts.\nLearning Objectives\nUnderstand the potential scale and design considerations of a subsea transmission cable for offshore wind export\nExplore offshore wind export opportunities for Nova Scotia\nExamine the economic, trade, skills, and social implications of developing the project\nProvide context on the broader offshore wind buildout that could be enabled by the cable\nWhy Attend?\nOffshore wind development is a growing, interdisciplinary sector with impacts across energy, trade, and local communities. This webinar provides foundational insights for stakeholders seeking to understand opportunities and considerations related to Nova Scotia\u2019s offshore wind export potential.\nWho Should Attend?\nEnergy sector professionals involved in offshore wind, transmission planning, or renewable energy development\nGovernment and regulatory staff working in energy policy, permitting, or interregional infrastructure\nResearchers and academics studying offshore wind, energy systems, or socioeconomic modelling\nIndustry consultants and project developers focused on offshore wind markets and export pathways\nAbout the presenters\nMaya Watson, Social Scientist - WSP\nMaya Watson is a bilingual socio-economic and policy consultant with 5+ years of experience in socio-economic research. At WSP, she leads complex research and engagement projects across energy, mining, and technology, providing strategic direction on regulatory compliance, public engagement, and environmental policy. She holds a master\u2019s from Toronto Metropolitan University and an Honours Bachelor\u2019s in Contemporary Studies from the University of King\u2019s College.\nPeter Shattuck, Director - Power Advisory\nPeter is an electricity sector professional based in Boston with over 15 years of experience. He specializes in project development, risk assessment, market and regulatory analysis, and commercial viability. Peter has led offshore wind, interregional transmission, and energy storage projects, and previously led renewable energy policy work at the Acadia Center. He holds a BA in History from Yale University and a Master of Environmental Science from Trinity College, Dublin.\nMichael Drunsic, Vice President, Offshore Wind Market Lead - WSP\nMichael Drunsic has 20 years of experience in the electric power and wind industries, including 15+ years in offshore wind. He leads multidisciplinary teams to deliver complex projects, with expertise across engineering, environmental, and commercial requirements. Michael currently serves as Offshore Wind Market Lead at WSP USA and has supported projects from concept development through decommissioning.\nNathan Koshka, Senior Consultant, Energy Transition Advisory - WSP\nNathan is a Senior Consultant in Energy Transition Advisory at WSP Canada with over 8 years of experience in traditional and renewable energy, energy transition, and hydrogen. He has led technoeconomic evaluations, business cases, and market studies across energy transition projects. Nathan holds a BSc in Chemical Engineering from the University of Calgary.\nSagar Kancharla, Director, Energy Transition Advisory - WSP\nSagar is Director of Energy Transition Advisory at WSP, advising organizations on strategy, opportunity evaluation, and project execution. With ~25 years of experience across energy companies, regulators, and consultancies, he has led projects in hydrogen, carbon capture, renewable power, energy storage, and other energy transition technologies across Canada, the US, and Europe.","startDate":"2026-04-02 16:00","endDate":"2026-04-02 17:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/netzeroatlantic.ca\/outreach\/webinar-series\/assessing-socioeconomic-impacts-subsea-transmission-cable-nova-scotia","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-03-09%20at%2010.34.30%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-16 16:40:30","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114662","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ieee-rural-electric-power-conference-repc-2026","title":"IEEE Rural Electric Power Conference (REPC 2026)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The IEEE REPC advances reliable and innovative electric power solutions for rural and municipal systems across America. As a trusted forum for engineers, operators, manufacturers, and educators, REPC emphasizes practical applications, field-proven techniques, and peer learning that drive results in reliability, maintainability, and safety. Together, we\u2019re building stronger, more resilient electric networks and shaping the future of rural power.\nJoin engineers, utility leaders, and industry experts to exchange practical insights and explore solutions shaping the future of rural electric power. REPC offers peer-driven learning, meaningful connections, and real-world applications designed to strengthen reliability, resilience, and innovation across every system.","startDate":"2026-04-01 20:06","endDate":"2026-04-03 20:06","location":"Tampa, Florida, United States","venue":"Hilton Downtown","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ieeerepc.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/2026-headers-call-for-papers-seeapathy-1-1.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-17 21:09:50","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2080783","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/masterclass-offshore-structural-integrity","title":"Masterclass on Offshore Structural Integrity","eventType":"Workshop","description":"This Masterclass is scheduled again for 2026\/2027. The date on this entry is a placeholder and is not representative of the event date.\nOver the course of this Masterclass, participants will gain an in-depth understanding of offshore structural integrity design philosophies and methodologies, covering materials and design considerations. The course offers hands-on experience with analytical, experimental, and numerical tools, fostering an enhanced understanding of progressive damage of offshore and marine structures, alongside strategies for corrosion and fatigue alleviation. Lectures will be complemented by a series of case studies providing the opportunity for the practical application of methods and tools across a range of typical offshore renewable energy structures and components.\nUpon completion, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to apply structural integrity tools appropriately with a good understanding of their characteristics, attributes and limitations. In addition, participants will be familiar with inspection and integrity monitoring technologies and equipped to quantify their limitations with a comprehensive understanding of how to plan for through-life Structural Integrity. The Masterclass offers practical experience with common progressive damage models and how to relate these to relevant standards as well as understand how to incorporate inspection and monitoring information into a risk and reliability framework for a Quantitative Risk Assessment.\nDrawing on expertise from 10 UK Universities, the Supergen ORE Hub is in a unique position to offer the opportunity to learn directly from the UK\u0027s foremost specialists in offshore renewable energy at world-leading facilities. To book your place on this Masterclass we encourage you to register early as places are limited. 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As regulatory frameworks like CSRD and TNFD transition from voluntary to mandatory, and value chain demands escalate, the need for a granular understanding of biodiversity impact has never been higher.\nTo build a truly resilient supply chain, businesses must move beyond broad commitments toward programme-specific, actionable outcome measurement at the farm level.\nJoin Kevin Fennelly and Dr. George Muscatt, from Nature Intelligence leaders NatureMetrics, on March 31st 1-2 PM UK time for a practical session on how leading brands are translating nature-positive ambition into measurable, auditable results across their value chains.\nThey will break down the evolving landscape of biodiversity reporting from the farm gate to the global portfolio and share proven, data-driven approaches for measuring and verifying regenerative outcomes.\nWhat the session will cover:\nRegenerative Agriculture at Scale\nPractical guidance on robust, outcome-based measurement aligned with the SAI Regenerating Together Framework and other leading standards - moving from site-level pilots to portfolio-wide implementation.\nRegulatory Alignment and NNL Accounting\nStreamlining data collection and reporting for CSRD, TNFD, and SBTN requirements while maintaining auditable trails for No Net Loss accounting.\nThe NatureMetrics Approach from Site to Portfolio\nProven, science-led methodologies for assessing both landscape health and species-level recovery, enabling seamless roll-up from farm to global portfolio.\nMarket Innovation and Scalability\nExplore the latest tools from the leaders in eDNA and biodiversity assessment including our NEW eDNA surface swabs, Ecosystem Condition Indices and Portfolio Assessment Platform.\nPerfect For:\nSustainability \u0026amp; 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At ACP\u2019s expanded Siting \u0026amp; Permitting Conference, previously known as the Siting \u0026amp; Environmental Compliance Conference, industry leaders, experts, and stakeholders convene to collaborate on challenges, best practices and solutions.\nACP\u2019s 2026 Siting \u0026amp; Permitting Conference will be hosted in Aurora, CO from March 30 \u2013 April 1 at the Gaylord Rockies.","startDate":"2026-03-30 15:00","endDate":"2026-04-01 23:00","location":"Aurora, USA","venue":"Gaylord Rockies Convention Center","sourceURL":"https:\/\/cleanpower.org\/siting-and-permitting\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/American_Clean_Power_Association_Logo.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-23 03:54:32","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131437","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/91st-north-american-wildlife-natural-resources-conference","title":"91st North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"The 91st North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference will be held March 29 - April 3, 2026, in Columbus, Ohio at the Hilton Columbus Downtown.\nAbout the Conference\nFor 90 years, WMI has administered the North American Wildlife and Natural Resource Conference. The North American Conference sessions, workshops and more than 150 separate meetings and functions, serve as the annual forum to set conservation policy in North America.\nConference attendees include the administrators of federal, state and provincial wildlife and other natural resource agencies, college and university program leaders, heads of leading private conservation organizations, and other managers, scientists, researchers, officials and students of natural resources. The conference is a regular gathering of professionals to learn and exchange ideas, through a formal program, related meetings and other scheduled business, social and educational events.\nThe conference format is designed so that attendees leave with:\nA better understanding of the origins, complexities and likely solutions to current conservation issues, and\nA better sense of the need for and the methods to achieve coordinated, cooperative management of the continent\u0027s wildlife.\nThe \u0022North American\u0022 is outlined annually by a Conference Program Committee, chaired by WMI. As many as 20 different agencies and private organizations have participated in helping set the agenda of the North American. In addition, agencies and organizations schedule more than 150 meetings and functions to overlap and occur in conjunction with each conference.","startDate":"2026-03-29 14:00","endDate":"2026-04-03 22:00","location":"Columbus, Ohio, United States","venue":"Hilton Columbus Downtown","sourceURL":"https:\/\/wildlifemanagement.institute\/conference\/2026","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/2026-North-American-Wildlife-and-Natural-Resources-Conference.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-27 17:54:03","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131176","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2027-maine-energy-plan-kickoff-webinar","title":"2027 Maine Energy Plan Kickoff Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Later this month, the Maine Department of Energy Resources (DOER) will host a virtual meeting to kick off the 2027 Maine Energy Plan. The meeting will include a discussion of Maine\u0027s 2025 Energy Plan and the planning process to develop the next plan over the course of 2026. The meeting will also cover a new Request for Information that DOER will release in the coming weeks to help inform the next plan, initial priorities including an emphasis on affordability, and broad plans for stakeholder engagement throughout the year. More information is here: https:\/\/www.maine.gov\/energy\/plan.","startDate":"2026-03-27 14:00","endDate":"2026-03-27 15:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.maine.gov\/energy\/news-events\/public-meetings\/2027-maine-energy-plan-kickoff-webinar-fri-mar-27-2026-10-11am","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ER_Logo_Horizontal_Color.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-16 16:15:56","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2130964","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/incorporating-biodiversity-metrics-lifecycle-impact-assessments-lcia-wind-energy-projects","title":"Incorporating Biodiversity Metrics into Lifecycle Impact Assessments (LCIA) for wind energy projects","eventType":"Webinar","description":"International Energy Agency (IEA) Wind Tasks 59 (WREN) and 60 (CYCLEWIND) are hosting a joint webinar, \u201cIncorporating Biodiversity Metrics into Lifecycle Impact Assessments (LCIA) for wind energy projects\u201d, on 27 March 2026 from 9:00-10:00am EDT (1:00-2:00pm UTC). The webinar is intended for a broad audience with speakers from both Tasks highlighting the purpose and use of LCIAs, data requirements, models used for analyses, knowledge gaps, and next steps.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-03-27 13:00","endDate":"2026-03-27 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/iea-wind-logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-04-16 17:25:48","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085258","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/oceantic-network-research-innovation-webinar-series-clearing-airwaves-no-cost-resources","title":"Oceantic Network Research + Innovation Webinar Series: Clearing the Airwaves: No-cost resources for mitigating wind turbine radar interference","eventType":"Webinar","description":"As offshore wind development expands along U.S. coastlines, ensuring turbine compatibility with existing ocean monitoring systems becomes increasingly critical. High-frequency (HF) radar, used by the Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS) Enterprise to measure ocean surface currents and waves, can be disrupted by wind turbine installations. This poses challenges for marine safety, environmental monitoring, and permitting.\nClearing the Airwaves will introduce the Wind Turbine-Radar Interference Mitigation (WTRIM) initiative, a collaborative effort between industry and stakeholders that addresses radar interference through publicly funded solutions. Mary Ford, Deputy Director of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Association Coastal Ocean Observing System (MARACOOS), will explain WTRIM\u2019s role in the offshore wind permitting process and outline practical mitigation strategies. MARACOOS is one of eleven U.S. government-certified regional partnerships for ocean and coastal data.\nIn the second half of the session, Kelly Knee, Executive Director of Ocean Science at RPS, will lead an interactive demonstration of these no-cost resources, including OceansMap\u2014a free data visualization tool designed to support offshore wind developers. OceansMap integrates metocean data and publicly accessible developer datasets to inform operational decisions across the offshore wind lifecycle. Attendees will gain hands-on experience using OceansMap to solve real-world scenarios and explore how these tools can streamline development while safeguarding radar integrity.","startDate":"2026-03-26 15:00","endDate":"2026-03-26 16:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/oceantic.org\/event\/clearing-the-airwaves-no-cost-resources-for-mitigating-wind-turbine-radar-interference\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Research-Innovations-Webinar-Series-Featured-Image-Web.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-16 17:46:45","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2104925","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/smart-energy-northern-ireland-2026","title":"Smart Energy Northern Ireland 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Northern Ireland\u2019s leading renewable event Smart Energy returns with the theme \u201cDevelopments for Delivering\u201d driving the reforms, infrastructure, and skills needed to meet our 80% clean electricity target by 2030.\nSmart Energy sets out the renewable opportunities for local businesses and suppliers, boosting regional economic resilience, creating a secure energy supply and creating a cleaner future. Smart Energy brings together policy makers, industry experts and technology innovators. 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With maritime zones often far larger than their land areas, these countries hold significant untapped potential for offshore renewable energy and ocean-based technologies that can support sustainable economic growth, enhance energy security, and strengthen climate resilience within the blue economy.\nHowever, despite growing interest and strong political commitment, deployment of offshore renewables and ocean energy technologies remains at an early stage across the region. As of 2024, total installed renewable energy capacity across the Atlantic, Indian Ocean and South China Sea (AIS) SIDS stands at approximately 2.2 GW (IRENA, 2025). Progress is often constrained by barriers such as limited access to financing, gaps in resource data, and insufficient technical capacity.\nTo advance regional dialogue on offshore renewables and ocean energy, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA) are collaborating under their Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen cooperation and knowledge exchange through the SIDS Lighthouses Initiative. This two-part webinar series (26 March and 30 April) will introduce offshore renewable and ocean energy technologies, including offshore wind (fixed and floating), floating solar PV, wave energy, tidal energy, ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC), and salinity gradient systems, while highlighting global experiences and case studies. Targeting representatives from SIDS, IORA Member States and Dialogue Partners, the IORA Working Group on Blue Economy, the Indian Ocean Rim Academic Group, and the Indian Ocean Rim Business Forum, the series aims to build awareness and support policymakers and practitioners in identifying pathways to integrate offshore renewables and ocean energy into national energy strategies.","startDate":"2026-03-26 06:00","endDate":"2026-03-26 08:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.irena.org\/Events\/2026\/Mar\/Toward-Ocean-Energy-Readiness-in-Indian-Ocean-Rim-Association-Member-States","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/IRENA_0.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-09 17:29:18","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2104924","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/8th-international-conference-renewable-energy-resources-sustainable-technologies-energy-tech","title":"8th International Conference on Renewable Energy, Resources and Sustainable Technologies (Energy Tech 2026)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The 8th International Conference on Renewable Energy, Resources and Sustainable Technologies, held from March 26-27, 2026, in Tokyo, Japan, with the theme \u0022Innovating Energy Solutions for a Sustainable Future\u0022 as a landmark event in the global energy and technology sectors. This conference attracted professionals, researchers, policymakers, and innovators from around the world, all focused on shaping the future of energy systems through technological advancements, policy frameworks, and collaborative innovation. EnergyTech 2026 will place particular emphasis on energy efficiency as a crucial component of the sustainable energy transition. Discussions highlight the economic and environmental benefits of reducing energy waste, from industrial sectors to household energy use, and the potential for AI-driven tools to optimize energy consumption in real time. EnergyTech 2026 in Tokyo proved to be a critical gathering for energy leaders, offering fresh perspectives, groundbreaking innovations, and a shared resolve to build a more sustainable future. The attendees will leave the conference not only with new knowledge and connections but also a renewed sense of purpose in shaping the next generation of energy systems.","startDate":"2026-03-26 00:00","endDate":"2026-03-27 09:15","location":"Tokyo, Japan","venue":"Hotel Mystays Ochanomizu Conference Center","sourceURL":"https:\/\/energytechconference.com\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/8th-International-Conference-on-Renewable-Energy-Resources-and-Sustainable-Technologies-EnergyTech-2026.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Tidal","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-12-18 18:56:38","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131374","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/1st-international-academic-summit-gx-model-island-regions-iasir","title":"1st International Academic Summit on the GX Model in Island Regions (IASIR)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The International Academic Summit for the GX Model in Island Regions (IASIR) is a global academic summit convening leading researchers from around the world to advance the realization of sustainable futures for island regions through Green Transformation (GX). The Summit aims to accelerate the societal implementation of innovative GX models grounded in scientific excellence and international academic collaboration.\nIASIR serves as a global intellectual platform, bringing together academia as its core, in close partnership with international organizations, universities, governmental institutions, and industry leaders. The Summit promotes the development and societal deployment of GX models based on rigorous scientific knowledge, and fosters the formation of an international alliance that integrates academic research with policy, technology, and real-world applications. Through this collaborative framework, IASIR seeks to co-create integrated solutions to the interconnected challenges of energy, water, food security, and climate resilience in island regions.\nDistinguished participants from leading universities and research institutions worldwide, together with representatives from international organizations, governments, and industry, will engage in strategic dialogue and collaboration to bridge academic excellence and practical implementation. This process will help establish a durable international framework through which academic achievements and visions can be translated into practical solutions for nowadays societies and sustainable regional development.\nKumejima Island has emerged as a pioneering example of sustainable island development, integrating Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) and deep-ocean water utilization into its local socio-economic and environmental systems. Internationally recognized as a leading case of academic research and civil institutions cooperation for the benefit of the society, Kumejima provides a valuable real-world reference for advancing GX in island regions. 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The celebratory program will include presentations and panel discussions, with multiple opportunities for networking and special events celebrating 100 years of shore \u0026amp; beach preservation. The virtual Agency Exchange meetings occur the week prior to the Summit with NOAA on March 18, and BOEM on March 19. 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This pioneering initiative began as a series of four events, each one a beacon of progress in the realm of renewable energy.\nBy 2016, our ambition and scope expanded significantly, leading to the establishment of FOWT as a distinctive brand. France Renouvelables (ex France \u00e9nergie \u00e9olienne) joined us in this exciting journey, becoming a partner in organizing these groundbreaking events.The year 2019 marked a pivotal moment in our story, characterized by a significant expansion into the international arena.\u200dSince 2012, the event has grown from 50 attendees to 1,400 last year in Marseille, marking a record year for attendance with more than 30 nationalities.Additionally, this event has always adhered to a \u0027no pay-to-speak\u0027 policy, ensuring total objectivity and equity among all participants.\nToday, FOWT brings together experts, innovators, and decision-makers from across the globe, uniting their efforts to accelerate the adoption of this transformative technology.","startDate":"2026-03-24 07:00","endDate":"2026-03-26 16:00","location":"Montpellier, France","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.fowt-conferences.com\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-02-23%20at%203.34.48%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-23 23:35:14","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085567","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/16th-mts-buoy-workshop","title":"16th MTS Buoy Workshop","eventType":"Workshop","description":"You are cordially invited to join the 16th MTS Buoy Workshop sponsored by the Marine Technology Society (MTS) to present and share your buoy-related work and projects to all attendees.\u0026nbsp;\nSince the 1960s, these workshops have covered the technology of oceanographic, weather, and other buoy systems. 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In addition to mentoring graduate students, she teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses in underwater acoustics and ocean engineering.\nDr. Selene Fregosi, Assistant Professor, Senior Research, Marine Mammal Institute, Oregon State University\nSelene Fregosi is an Assistant Professor at the Marine Mammal Institute at Oregon State University, an affiliate with the NOAA Fisheries Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center, and an Associate Scientist at Southall Environmental Associates, Inc. She is a bioacoustician whose research uses passive acoustic monitoring to understand marine mammal distribution, estimate populations, and examine behavior and responses to ocean noise. Dr. Fregosi\u2019s primary research platforms are autonomous mobile systems such as underwater gliders and drifters\u2014although she will happily search for whale calls in just about any recording that lands on her desk.\nDr. David Mellinger, Professor, Senior Research, Cooperative Inst. for Marine Ecosystems and Resources Studies, Oregon State University\nDr. Mellinger has worked in acoustic signal processing since 1987 and on acoustic detection, classification, and localization of marine mammals since 1992. He has developed a variety of new methods in these fields, and has implemented these and many other existing methods in several software packages. The most popular of these packages, Ishmael, is in use worldwide by hundreds of researchers studying vocalization, distribution, and behavior of marine mammals. He has also led and participated in many passive acoustic field research projects to detect, classify, and locate marine mammals in the Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Indian, and Southern Oceans. These projects have employed a variety of passive-acoustic technologies, including fixed moored hydrophones, cabled hydrophone arrays, quasi-fixed real-time hydrophones, and drifting sonobuoys, and have covered many species of marine mammals. He has chaired conferences and workshops since 2002 on passive acoustic monitoring for assessing of the state of the technologies and methods, on animal acoustic communication and behavior, on automated detection, classification, and localization, and density estimation of marine mammals using passive acoustics, and on using detection methods for understanding marine mammal distributions. 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This will be the first time the ISDSC is hosted in the Mediterranean Sea.\nThis edition of the Symposium will build on the previous experiences and at the same time aims to generate new spaces and avenues to strengthen the links among scientific disciplines, arts and citizens.\nCold-Water Corals are fairly unknown for most people and at the same time widespread in our seas and oceans, including the Mediterranean Sea, and being relevant for the functioning of the marine ecosystems. They are also magnificent and beautiful as terrestrial forests are. Therefore, they are objects of study for science, but also a source of inspiration for artists. Nature is part of us and we are part of nature, therefore the fact of preserving these ecosystems and contemplating the life they harbour is also part of our well-being, just as when we contemplate mountains, forests and beaches.\nUnfortunately, the fate of our planet, due to our insatiable need of resources, is not looking great and Cold-Water Corals, as all other living creatures, are suffering the reduction of their habitats. However, most people are not aware of this. Cold-Water Corals are somehow invisible for us, as they inhabit the depths of the oceans.\nThe 9th ISDSC would like to conjure the scientific know-how, the beauty of nature and the power of art to visualize these hidden ecosystems and engage scientists, artists and citizens to achieve a common goal: make Cold-Water Corals present in the imagination of people and gain awareness of the importance of preserving the ecosystems they build.","startDate":"2026-03-23 08:00","endDate":"2026-03-23 16:00","location":"Barcelona, Spain","venue":"University of Barcelona","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.9isdsc.csic.es\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/header-logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-23 18:04:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131149","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2026-5th-international-conference-smart-grid-green-energy-icsgge","title":"2026 5th International Conference on Smart Grid and Green Energy (ICSGGE)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The 5th International Conference on Smart Grid and Green Energy (ICSGGE 2026) will take place in Dongfang City, Hainan Province, China from March 20-22, 2026. This esteemed conference aims to facilitate networking opportunities for researchers, scientists, engineers, and scholars, enabling them to exchange experiences, brilliant ideas, and cutting-edge research in the realm of Smart Grid and Energy. Furthermore, it serves as a forum to discuss practical issues, challenges encountered, and the solutions adopted.","startDate":"2026-03-20 01:00","endDate":"2026-03-22 09:00","location":"Dongfang City, China","venue":"Howard Johnson Club Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.icsgge.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ICSGGE_2026.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-09 21:33:29","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2104922","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/scottish-renewables-planning-conference-2026","title":"Scottish Renewables Planning Conference 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"The UK Government\u2019s Clean Power 2030 ambition depends on one crucial component: a planning system that can accelerate the delivery of renewable energy projects.\nYet Scotland\u2019s planning system is under unprecedented pressure. A surge in complex planning applications for generation and transmission infrastructure that go far beyond what the planning system was originally designed has seen it being reshaped in real time \u2013 creating both opportunities and uncertainty for developers.\nThree years on from the Scottish Government\u2019s National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4), two years after the Scottish Onshore Wind Sector Deal was signed and just months after the UK Government\u2019s Planning and Infrastructure Act received Royal Assent, the rules of the game are changing. From reforms to pre-application requirements and public inquiry processes, to evolving responsibilities across UK and Scottish governments, the planning landscape is in flux \u2013 and the stakes couldn\u2019t be higher. For developers, investors and policy professionals, the question is clear: how do you secure consented capacity fast enough to meet 2030 targets?\nJoin us at Scottish Renewables\u2019 Planning Conference 2026 to hear exclusive insights from leading experts, planning authorities and policymakers. Discover what these changes mean for renewable energy projects in Scotland and learn how to navigate an evolving regulatory environment to keep your projects on track.\nWhat you\u2019ll learn:\nThe big picture: how evolving policies intersect and what this means for Scotland\u2019s commitment to accelerate the planning process.\nSpeed matters: what steps are being taken to shorten planning timelines and where the critical gaps remain.\nPractical impact: how these policy shifts are being implemented and what they mean for your projects.","startDate":"2026-03-18 17:34","endDate":"2026-03-18 17:34","location":"Glasgow, UK","venue":"Radisson Blu Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.scottishrenewables.com\/events\/294-planning26","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-12-18%20at%2010.35.37%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-12-18 18:37:20","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131077","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/advancing-ecosystem-based-marine-spatial-planning-through-marineplan-decision-support-system","title":"Advancing Ecosystem-Based Marine Spatial Planning Through the MarinePlan Decision Support System","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Achieving both conservation and green energy goals demands new approaches that more effectively align marine spatial planning (MSP) with systematic conservation planning. As a forward-looking, integrative process, MSP is uniquely positioned to help deliver sustainable marine futures, especially when grounded in strong ecosystem considerations. Implementing an ecosystem-based approach to MSP (EB-MSP) is therefore essential. This webinar will present a stakeholder-informed Decision Support System (DSS) for EB-MSP developed through the Horizon Europe project MarinePlan (www.marineplan.eu). The DSS offers practical guidance for aligning MSP processes with spatial conservation and restoration priorities. This webinar will introduce core components, including the use of Ecologically or Biologically Significant Marine Areas (EBSAs) as a central driver of conservation planning, as well as standardized guidance for defining planning scenarios aimed at meeting global conservation targets protecting 30% of marine areas, with 10% under strict protection by 2030. Finally, the webinar will compare developed planning scenarios with current MSP practices and discuss key insights. 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The event is co-organised by the Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy (DG REGIO) and the Directorate-General for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (DG MARE).\nOn 1 and 2 July in Brussels, the eight strategies (Alpine, Danube, Adriatic-Ionian, Baltic Sea, Atlantic, Western Mediterranean, Black Sea and Greater North Sea) will come together during a two-day event in Brussels.What to expect this year?\nThe year 2026 will be shaped by further orientations of the new European Commission and by early signals emerging from negotiations on the post-2027 programming period and the future Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF). These initial developments point towards an increased emphasis on security, resilience, competitiveness, enlargement, and place-based delivery of EU priorities, against a backdrop of persistent geopolitical instability, climate pressures, and socio-economic transformation.\nMacro-regional and Sea Basin Strategies operate at the intersection of these dynamics. Their flexible, multi-sectoral, and cooperative nature allows them to accompany evolving EU priorities and to provide frameworks for coordination across borders, governance levels, and policy domains. The 2025 edition of the Strategies Days confirmed that the eight Strategies collectively represent a mature cooperation system, increasingly positioned to move from coordination towards collective delivery. It also highlighted key areas for further evolution, notably in governance, visibility, embedding into EU and national funding frameworks, and joint action.\nIn 2026, the Macro-regional and Sea Basin Strategies Days will build on these reflections by offering space to take stock of ongoing developments, exchange perspectives on emerging policy directions, and explore how the Strategies can continue to position themselves in view of post-2027 programming. The event will provide a platform to reflect on challenges and opportunities ahead, and to support dialogue on how Macro-regional and Sea Basin Strategies can remain relevant and responsive to EU instruments for territories, citizens and stakeholders in the years to come.\nObjectives of the event\nThe Macro-regional and Sea Basin Strategies Days 2026 aim to:\nprovide a strategic space to reflect on the outcomes of the new Commission and their implications for the Strategies;\nstrengthen positioning post-2027, clarifying how the Strategies can contribute to the future Cohesion Policy architecture and broader EU delivery frameworks;\nfacilitate exchange, coordination and cooperation among the eight Strategies, EU institutions, national and regional authorities, stakeholders and civil society;\nbuild on the concrete outcomes and practical recommendations emerging from the 2025 edition, particularly in relation to governance, visibility, embedding, and joint action.","startDate":"2026-03-16 08:00","endDate":"2026-03-16 16:00","location":"Brussels, Belgium","venue":"SQUARE Brussels Meeting Centre","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ec.europa.eu\/regional_policy\/whats-new\/conferences\/EU-strategies-days-2026_en","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/eu_mrsb_banner_2026.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-16 22:40:30","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2141998","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ieee-southeastcon-2026","title":"IEEE SoutheastCon 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"IEEE SoutheastCon is the annual IEEE Region 3 Technical, Professional, and Student Conference and will be held in Huntsville, Alabama, USA from March 13 to March 15, 2026. \u0026nbsp;It brings together electrical, computer and other engineering and science professionals, faculty and students to share the latest information through technical sessions, tutorials, and exhibits. \u0026nbsp;Attendance and technical program participation from areas outside IEEE Region 3 are also cordially encouraged and welcomed. \u0026nbsp;A virtual presentation session was offered on February 21, 2026.\nScope of the Technical Program: \u0026nbsp;The SoutheastCon 2026 invites prospective authors to submit their technical work on all aspects of engineering, science, and technology of current interest, to the conference. \u0026nbsp;The conference\u2019s technical program includes, but not limited to, the following technical categories:\nPower and Energy \u2013 electric machinery; 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CEFAS aim to demonstrate the breadth of research able to be conducted at Pitcairn and explain how researching in such a remote location works.\nPresenters:\nHannah Wolstenholme, Cefas\nValerio Visconti, Cefas\u0026nbsp;\nAfter the presentations there will be time for a live discussion and questions from the audience.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-03-13 11:00","endDate":"2026-03-13 12:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/masts.ac.uk\/feature\/masts-and-cefas-to-run-webinar-series-on-pitcairn-marine-science-webinar-series-starting-march-3rd\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/CEFAS_0.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-24 00:53:13","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131091","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/strengthening-backbone-american-energy-study-domestic-steel-manufacturing-osw","title":"Strengthening the Backbone of American Energy: A Study on Domestic Steel Manufacturing and OSW","eventType":"Webinar","description":"America\u2019s national security is built on industrial strength and energy independence: domestic steel, domestic shipbuilding, and domestic power for the security of future generations. Pioneering commercial-scale offshore wind projects have already proved the case. The five projects now under construction have already sparked U.S. supply chain activity, thousands of jobs, and are poised to lower electricity costs. A domestic supply chain is no longer hypothetical; it exists and is scaling. What matters now is acting upon the opportunity.\nThis webinar will lay out the opportunity for a key sector of the national security apparatus to quantify steel demand across roughly 74 GW of near-term projects, matching that need to U.S. steel mill and fabrication capacity, and identifying opportunities for policymakers and suppliers to maximize the benefits of this domestic industry.","startDate":"2026-03-12 15:00","endDate":"2026-03-12 16:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/oceantic.org\/event\/strengthening-the-backbone-of-american-energy-a-study-on-domestic-steel-manufacturing-and-osw\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Steel-Study-Web.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-24 01:25:21","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2130978","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/masts-energy-transition-open-forum-session-intelligent-workforce-strategies-coastal","title":"MASTS Energy Transition open forum session: Intelligent Workforce Strategies and Coastal Community Insights for a Just Marine Energy Transition","eventType":"Expert Forum","description":"The MASTS Energy Transitions Forum is delighted to host an open forum session with speakers:\nMartin Fyvie (Robert Gordon University): AI-Driven Workforce Planning for Offshore Energy Transitions\nThe shift from oil and gas to renewable energy creates major workforce challenges: who should be retrained, in what skills, and when? Using evolutionary AI methods applied to North Sea scenarios, we demonstrate how bi-level optimization can simultaneously address strategic training planning and tactical workforce allocation, revealing trade-offs between cost, operational continuity, and workforce stability. The analysis shows that AI-guided integrated planning has the capacity to reduce training expenditure by while maintaining operational capacity during sector transitions. Performed as part of the Data for Net Zero project, supporting the development of a Smart Energy Basin, we present our research on how evolutionary optimization and AI can be used to balance competing stakeholder priorities during energy sector transitions.\nAmy McCarron (University of Aberdeen): Just Marine Energy Transitions in Coastal Communities: Lessons from Orkney, the North East, and the Humber.\nCoastal communities across the UK have experienced successive maritime and energy transitions, from fishing and whaling to oil and gas and now offshore renewables, each leaving long lasting social, economic and cultural imprints. Drawing on a Rapid Evidence Assessment of three UK case study regions - Orkney, North East Scotland and the Humber Estuary - we discuss how centralised governance, outward value flows and repeated boom\u2013bust cycles have shaped vulnerability and perceptions of fairness over time. The evidence shows that justice in marine energy transitions depends on anticipating impacts, strengthening community influence, and ensuring that local people share meaningfully in the value generated at sea. By bringing together historical lessons and contemporary challenges, we explore how past transitions can guide more inclusive, place responsive transition pathways for coastal regions.\nThe session will feature two talks and then a live discussion with the chair(s), featuring questions from the audience.","startDate":"2026-03-12 13:00","endDate":"2026-03-12 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/masts.ac.uk\/research\/energy-transition-forum\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/12-march-1536x864.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-16 19:18:57","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131150","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/women-coastal-geoscience-engineering-panel","title":"Women in Coastal Geoscience and Engineering Panel","eventType":"Webinar","description":"WICGE aims to inspire, support, and encourage women at all stages of their careers, through networking, mentoring, and advocating for equal representation and opportunities.\u0026nbsp;\nJoin the Women in Coastal Geoscience and Engineering organization in celebrating our 10 year anniversary for International Women\u2019s Day.\nThe Panel Discussion and Research Symposium will be recorded and made available on our website: womenincoastal.org","startDate":"2026-03-11 22:00","endDate":"2026-03-11 23:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/colby.zoom.us\/webinar\/register\/WN_uqVadE6URXy1uXU2o0KJLA#\/registration","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-03-09%20at%202.39.10%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-09 21:40:31","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131147","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/cesa-webinar-how-states-can-address-load-growth-while-decarbonizing","title":"CESA Webinar - How States Can Address Load Growth While Decarbonizing","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Data center development, expanded manufacturing, and the electrification of transportation and buildings are causing a rapid increase in electricity demand. But will this be met primarily by additional fossil fuel power plants or can clean energy solutions play a major role? A recent report by the Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA), How States Can Address Load Growth While Decarbonizing, aims to help state officials, as well as other stakeholders, understand how policymakers can respond to electric load growth in ways that continue to advance decarbonization of the electricity system.\nIn this CESA webinar, report co-author Todd Olinsky-Paul will cover strategies such as prioritizing energy efficiency, addressing peak load through demand response and virtual power plant programs, implementing energy storage technologies, incentivizing clean energy generation, and more. As an example of the ways in which states can reduce peak load to make it easier and less expensive to accommodate rising electricity demand, Commissioner Philip L. 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Its purpose is to provide essential context and understanding on how when and why to engage the Scottish Government and Scottish Parliament with research evidence and expertise.","startDate":"2026-03-11 14:00","endDate":"2026-03-11 15:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/spre.scot\/spre-events\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-01-28%20at%202.34.03%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-28 22:35:08","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2130932","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/beyond-compliance-adopting-standardised-approach-biodiversity-reporting-nature-positive","title":"Beyond Compliance: Adopting a Standardised Approach to Biodiversity Reporting for a Nature-Positive Energy Transition","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Renewables and grids are scaling fast - and expectations for credible biodiversity and nature reporting are rising just as quickly. Yet many organisations still face a fragmented landscape of frameworks, lender requirements, and emerging standards, with limited comparability across projects and regions. Join GINGR and The Biodiversity Consultancy for a practical webinar unpacking the findings of our new Scoping Report on Environmental Reporting, with a focus on offshore wind and the wider renewables and grid value chain.\nWe will translate the report\u2019s insights into clear, decision-ready takeaways: what leading approaches already cover, where the most material gaps remain, and how the sector can move from disclosure to measurable improvement.\nParticipants will take away:\u0026nbsp;- A clear snapshot of the current environmental reporting landscape, key trends, and what is changing quickly.\n- The largest material gaps and opportunities for improvement in meeting global Nature-Positive ambitions. This includes a look into where current reporting falls short for decision-making.- A first look at potential roadmap elements and how you can engage in the 2026 collaboration process to shape the next steps.\u0026nbsp;\nView the \u0022Snapshot of the reporting landscape\u0022 presentation slides here.\nView the full GINGR Snapshot Report: Current state of Environmental Reporting for the Renewables and Grid Sector here.","startDate":"2026-03-11 13:00","endDate":"2026-03-11 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/iucn.org\/news\/202603\/new-report-highlights-need-clearer-biodiversity-reporting-renewable-energy-transition","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/byond_compliance_banner.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Beyond-Compliance-2026-Webinar-Slides.pdf","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-13 18:05:26","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2104879","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/belgian-offshore-days-2026","title":"Belgian Offshore Days 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Belgian Offshore Days, organized by Offshore Wind International and hosted by the Belgian Offshore Cluster, provides a platform for the Offshore Wind Industry and encourages collaboration between Belgian and international companies.\nIt is the meeting place for everyone who is active in the offshore wind industry. It is the ideal opportunity to discover new solutions, exchange knowledge, and work together on a sustainable future for the offshore sector.\nExperts, companies and decision-makers come together to share insights and discuss the future of sustainable offshore energy.\nWith 2,135 attendees and over 95 exhibitors, the two-day event features a fair, seminars, and countless opportunities to network with some of the brightest minds in the offshore industry.","startDate":"2026-03-11 09:00","endDate":"2026-03-12 16:00","location":"Ostend, Belgium","venue":"Ostend Sea P\u0027lace","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.belgianoffshoredays.be\/en\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/logo_0.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-03 18:47:19","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2130981","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/data-decision-making-offshore-wind-energy-areas-geoscience-survey-results","title":"Data for Decision-Making: Offshore Wind Energy Areas and Geoscience Survey Results","eventType":"Webinar","description":"As offshore wind development continues to progress in Atlantic Canada, access to reliable, high-quality marine data and interpretations play an important role in supporting informed decision-making. 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Each webinar will spotlight one area \u2013 Middle Bank, French Bank, or Sydney Bight \u2013 with a short regional overview in every session to connect site-specific findings to the broader Atlantic Canadian offshore wind landscape.\nParticipants will gain insight into:\nWhat marine geoscience data exists today and how it is collected\nHow desktop studies and field campaigns inform early-stage site screening\nKey seabed conditions and constraints relevant to offshore wind infrastructure\nHow new data releases and ongoing surveys can be accessed and used\nThis series is designed for developers, regulators, consultants, researchers, Indigenous and coastal community representatives, and others seeking a clearer understanding of how marine geoscience supports offshore wind planning in Canada.\nEach 1.5-hour webinar features expert presentations along with dedicated time for questions and discussion.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-03-10 14:00","endDate":"2026-03-12 15:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/marinerenewables.ca\/event\/webinar-series-data-for-decision-making-offshore-wind-energy-areas-and-geoscience-survey-results\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-02-16%20at%208.26.14%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-16 16:30:08","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131121","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/offshore-test-site-event","title":"Offshore Test Site Event","eventType":"Meeting","description":"The Offshore Test Site Event will be taking place on Tuesday, 10 March 2026, at Campus@Sea in Scheveningen.\nOrganised in close collaboration with Offshore Proof, this event brings together innovators, technology developers, researchers, policymakers and users who are actively shaping the future of offshore innovation. Whether you are already testing offshore or exploring the possibilities, this afternoon offers inspiration, insight and practical takeaways.\nDuring the event, you will hear real-world test experiences, gain insight into the latest developments at the Offshore Test Site (OTS), and learn how offshore testing supports innovation, validation and scaling in a controlled, real-life marine environment. The programme highlights what is already possible today and how the OTS is used in practice by a wide range of users.\nA strong and diverse group of speakers will share their practical experiences and the programme will be expertly led by Anoek van Vlaardingen (Delft University of Technology). She will serve as moderator and chairperson, deepening and connecting the discussion. The event will conclude with a networking reception, the perfect place to exchange ideas and explore new collaborations.","startDate":"2026-03-10 13:30","endDate":"2026-03-10 17:00","location":"The Hague, The Netherlands","venue":"Campus@Sea","sourceURL":"https:\/\/campusatsea.nl\/events\/offshore-test-site-event\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-03-02%20at%2011.43.18%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-02 19:44:36","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2104880","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/bridging-skills-gap-computer-vision-training-marine-ecologists","title":"Bridging the Skills Gap: Computer Vision Training for Marine Ecologists","eventType":"Workshop","description":"Modern marine ecology, particularly the study of benthic ecosystems, is increasingly driven by the acquisition of large volumes of imagery. From towed camera systems, remotely operated vehicles and autonomous underwater vehicles, underwater imaging systems now capture vast quantities of visual data. However, the interpretation of this imagery is slow, costly, and often inconsistent, creating a fundamental bottleneck that restricts the scale and speed of ecological insight.\nRecent advances in computer vision methods can help to clear this bottleneck, assisting with tasks like taxonomic identification, abundance estimates, and habitat mapping. Computer vision methods have the potential to transform how benthic ecosystems are studied, enabling ecologists to work faster, more consistently, and at far greater scales. Despite this promise, many benthic ecologists do not understand the methods underpinning computer vision, lowering confidence in their application. Additionally, marine imagery presents distinct complexities for computer vision, namely the presence of turbidity, variable lighting, and cluttered scenes which cause \u201coff-the-shelf\u0022 models to perform poorly. The lack of core computer vision skills and the unique challenges posed by underwater imagery has slowed the marine science community\u2019s ability to adopt, adapt and harness computer vision. This workshop will address these challenges directly. It will equip benthic ecologists, primarily early-career researchers with little programming experience and no prior machine learning background, with the foundational knowledge, skills, and confidence required to integrate computer vision into their research.\nThe workshop will run over two days, hosted in-person at the British Antarctic Survey in Cambridge, 10\u201311th March 2026, from 10:00 - 17:00 on the 10th and 09:00 - 16:00 on the 11th. Teaching will be delivered through two complementary elements: accessible lectures introducing key concepts, and guided hands-on practicals using a real benthic dataset.\nDay 1 \u2013 Foundations\nMorning lectures: Introduction to computer vision; challenges in marine imagery; effective data labelling.\nAfternoon practical: Building a benthic image dataset.\nEvening: Networking reception and dinner.\nDay 2 \u2013 Applications\nMorning lectures: Model training, evaluation, and working with regulatory\/industry end-users.\nAfternoon practical: Training and evaluating models using the dataset from Day 1.\nBy the end of this workshop participants will be able to:\nDescribe the core concepts underlying modern computer vision (e.g. classification, object detection, segmentation) and how they apply to benthic imagery.\nIdentify when and how computer vision is an appropriate tool for a specific research question.\nRecognise the distinct challenges of working with marine data (e.g. turbidity, colour distortion) and how they affect computer vision systems.\nAnnotate benthic imagery effectively and understand how labelling types impact model performance.\nOutline best-practice workflows for computer vision, from dataset preparation and annotation to training and evaluation.\nTrain and assess a computer vision model using open-source, reproducible code.\nHave the knowledge and resource to apply computer vision to their own marine image analysis problem.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-03-10 10:00","endDate":"2026-03-11 16:00","location":"Cambridge, UK","venue":"British Antarctic Survey","sourceURL":"https:\/\/sams-tom.github.io\/marine-workshop-site\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-12-15%20at%201.16.48%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-12-15 21:17:56","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085321","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/oceanology-international-oi-london-2026","title":"Oceanology International (Oi) London 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Unleash the potential of your ocean endeavours at Oceanology International, the industry\u0027s leading event. Explore cutting-edge technologies and solutions from across the entire ocean science and technology spectrum. Collaborate, share knowledge, and forge new partnerships with a global network of ocean pioneers.\nExperience innovative live on-water Demonstrations: witness the future of ocean tech come to life with interactive displays. Join interactive seminars led by experts: gain insights and shape the course of the ocean\u0027s future alongside leading minds.\nBe part of the most successful ocean tech and science show in the world. Get the latest event news, industry updates and insights and connect with a growing and vibrant community.","startDate":"2026-03-10 09:30","endDate":"2026-03-12 16:00","location":"London, UK","venue":"Excel London","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.oceanologyinternational.com\/london\/en-gb.html#\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/oceanology-international-logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-31 16:23:58","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131080","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/marine-energy-conference-2026-newcastle","title":"Marine Energy Conference 2026 - Newcastle","eventType":"Conference","description":"Global Underwater Hub and the Marine Energy Council are hosting a one-day event focused on marine energy, which will take place on Tuesday, 10 March 2026 in the event studio at Global Underwater Hub\u0027s north of England office in Newcastle.\u0026nbsp;\nPlease note: This event is a repeat of the October 2025 session and will feature the same speakers and content. Keep this in mind when booking.\nMarine Energy 2026 will explore the latest advancements in wave and tidal energy, an area of great opportunity for the UK. \u0026nbsp;During the first part of the day, attendees will gain firsthand insight into new technologies, industry trends and an overview of the market opportunity.\nThe second part of the day will be a stakeholder engagement event, hosted as part of the Marine Energy Taskforce (MET). \u0026nbsp;This 12-month initiative was launched by the Energy Minister, Michael Shanks MP, in June and will develop a roadmap, accompanied by a series of recommendations for the UK Government. \u0026nbsp;The session is designed to gather the thoughts and opinions of attendees around the four themes that are key to supporting the development of marine energy sector \u2013 site development, financing, innovation and supply chain growth.\nTidal stream projects are currently being deployed with over 80% UK supply chain content spend. \u0026nbsp;The MET will seek to set out how UK content can be embedded in projects deployed here and around the world.\nEvent speakers\nMarine Energy 2026 will be chaired by Sue Bartlett-Reed, who has over 20 years of experience in the wind, wave and tidal sectors and is chair of the UK Marine Energy Council. \u0026nbsp;The full programme is currently being finalised and will be published shortly, but other confirmed speakers are:\u0026nbsp;\nEileen Linklater, EMEC\nCallum Johnson, Meygen\nOliver Wragg, Orbital Marine Power\nCameron McNatt, Mocean Energy\nJo Wilson, Ebb-Flow\nProteus Marine Renewables\nAbout marine energy\nAs an island nation, there is a huge opportunity for the United Kingdom to harness the power of the seas and waters that surround it to generate clean, green renewable energy. \u0026nbsp;The European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in the Orkney Islands has provided a platform for the testing and development of wave and tidal devices for over 20 years, while other test and demonstrator facilities are located around the UK.\nThe UK has over 30GW of marine energy potential and has the capability to lead the world in developing, deploying and exporting marine energy technologies.\nThere is currently 10MW of tidal stream capacity deployed and an additional 120MW to be deployed by 2028, thanks to three consecutive ringfences in the UK\u2019s renewable auctions. \u0026nbsp;Wave energy is the world\u2019s largest untapped energy resource, with a generating potential that is ten-times greater than Europe\u2019s annual electricity consumption.\nA recent report by the University of Edinburgh found that by 2050 tidal stream and wave energy could:\u0026nbsp;\nProduce over \u00a350bn+ GVA to the UK economy\nSupport 90,000 high value jobs across the UK\nPower 11m homes annually.\nThe marine energy space is one which is growing, offering many opportunities to innovate. In addition, it provides companies with an option for diversification.\nAlong with learning about the challenges and opportunities in the marine energy space, attendees to Marine Energy 2026 will hear from the companies developing these projects. \u0026nbsp;Speakers will discuss what these projects and their companies need from the supply chain, government and financial companies to ensure the wave and tidal sectors can thrive as part of the energy mix as the UK looks to decarbonise its energy system.\nJoin this one-day event to hear about the latest market and project developments, while discovering the opportunities marine energy offers companies in the UK underwater supply chain.\nWho should attend\nThis one-day event focuses on wave and tidal energy is expected to welcome a range of stakeholders, including:\nProject developers\nTier 1 subsea contractors\nOriginal equipment manufacturers\nGovernment authorities\nFinancial companies\nConsenting authorities\nWhy attend\nMarine Energy 2026 is set to bring together stakeholders from across the wave and tidal energy sectors to explore opportunities and discuss challenges in a relatively untapped field that has significant economic potential for the United Kingdom. \u0026nbsp;Not only do the waters off the UK coast offer enormous potential to generate electricity and support the drive to net-zero, but the UK is seen as a world leader in the development, testing and operation of wave and tidal systems, creating a potential export market.\nAttending this one-day event in Newcastle will offer delegates the opportunity to:\nLearn about different wave and tidal technologies\nDiscover the market potential in UK waters for marine energy\nHear how the UK continues to be a world leader in this field\nBe informed about the global market potential of marine energy\nExplore the challenges facing the wave and tidal sector\nFind out what support the sector needs to flourish\nContribute to shaping the work being undertaken by the Marine Energy Taskforce\nMeet, network and build connections with colleagues from across the wave and tidal energy sector and wider underwater industry\nThis is your opportunity to learn about a consistent and complimentary source of energy, examine the market challenges, build your network and explore potential collaborative opportunities, and contribute valuable perspectives that will help shape feedback to government. \u0026nbsp;Register today to be part of these discussions on Tuesday, 10 March 2026","startDate":"2026-03-10 08:30","endDate":"2026-03-10 17:00","location":"Newcastle, United Kingdom","venue":"Global Underwater Hub","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.globalunderwaterhub.com\/events\/event\/?id=Marine_Energy_Conference_2026_-_Newcastle1756371512","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/event_banner_1.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-23 23:55:22","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131151","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/women-coastal-geoscience-engineering-networking-event-international-womens-day-social-hour","title":"Women in Coastal Geoscience and Engineering Networking Event: International Women\u0027s Day Social Hour","eventType":"Meeting","description":"WICGE aims to inspire, support, and encourage women at all stages of their careers, through networking, mentoring, and advocating for equal representation and opportunities.\nJoin the Women in Coastal Geoscience and Engineering organization in celebrating our 10 year anniversary for International Women\u2019s Day.","startDate":"2026-03-09 15:00","endDate":"2026-03-09 16:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/colby.zoom.us\/meeting\/register\/voOy-2SCSPaCQzgwe3Ytcg?_x_zm_rtaid=_GD2G_RhQ0mU5udzmz_lRA.1773089730259.00053ce1023e422f32f087b8b013c88a\u0026_x_zm_rhtaid=602#\/registration","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-03-09%20at%202.39.10%E2%80%AFPM_0.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-09 21:43:38","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2082712","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2026-waterpower-week-washington","title":"2026 Waterpower Week in Washington","eventType":"Conference","description":"Water Power Week 2026 is designed for North American hydro professionals focused on policy and advocacy. Attendees will explore regulatory, market, and legislative issues while networking with key industry influencers, including regulators and environmental groups.\r\n\r\n\nWater Power Week includes 14 hours of programming related to policy, legislation, regulation, and wholesale electricity market topics. It\u2019s a chance for industry, government agencies, regulators, resource agencies, Tribes and First Nations, and NGOs to learn from and interact with each other.","startDate":"2026-03-09 13:00","endDate":"2026-03-13 21:00","location":"Washington, US","venue":"Westin DC Downtown","sourceURL":"https:\/\/waterpowerweek.com\/wpw-2026\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Water_power_week_banner.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-06-03 01:02:44","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131076","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ecr-net-zero-conference-2026","title":"ECR Net Zero Conference 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"The UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC) is pleased to support a dedicated gathering for early career researchers - postdoctoral researchers and early stage lecturers or fellows \u2013 working within areas related to energy, net zero and sustainability. \u0026nbsp;This event brings together early career academics to share cutting-edge research and build collaborative networks.\nThe 1.5 day schedule offers an engaging mix of talks, poster sessions and networking opportunities designed to support early career researchers, delivered in collaboration with several networks from across the energy sector.","startDate":"2026-03-09 12:00","endDate":"2026-03-10 15:00","location":"Birmingham, United Kingdom","venue":"The Birmingham Conference and Events Centre (BCEC)","sourceURL":"https:\/\/supergen-ore.net\/news-and-events\/ecr-net-zero-conference-2026","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ECR-Net-Zero-Conference-2026_2026-02-20-100647_vqnr.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-23 23:27:37","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131117","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/webinar-mitigating-renewable-energy-impacts-migratory-species-americas","title":"Webinar on Mitigating Renewable Energy Impacts on Migratory Species in the Americas","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Renewable energy has become the dominant source of new power capacity additions worldwide, reflecting declining technology costs, improved performance, and stronger climate and energy-security policies. Within this global context, the Americas represent a heterogeneous landscape: North America is characterized by large-scale deployment, South America stands out for the high share of renewables in the power mix, and Central America \u0026amp; the Caribbean consist of smaller systems with significant untapped potential but tighter financial and institutional constraints.\nThe region, especially South America, is entering a period of substantial energy system transformation. According to the Regional Energy Transition Outlook for South America by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), renewable capacity in South America could rise dramatically in the coming decades, driven by solar, wind, and hydropower deployment. Under ambitious decarbonisation scenarios, total renewable installed capacity could grow from around 312 GW in 2024 to more than 1690 GW by 2050, with variable renewables (wind and solar) representing an increasing share of the mix. By mid-century, renewables have the potential to supply over 98% of the region\u2019s electricity, transforming South America into a clean, electrified energy powerhouse. Long-term outlooks indicate that South America could approach a near-fully renewable power system by mid-century under accelerated transition scenarios, contingent on grid reinforcement, flexibility resources, and sustained investment.\nNorth America hosts the largest absolute volume of renewable energy capacity in the hemisphere, featuring some of the world\u2019s richest wind, solar, geothermal, hydro and biomass resources. The continent relies on renewable energy for large-scale power generation, particularly hydropower.3 The United States dominates regional additions, driven primarily by utility-scale solar PV, onshore wind, and rapidly growing battery storage. Canada\u2019s system continues to rely heavily on hydropower, while also expanding wind and solar. Looking ahead, North America is expected to maintain strong annual additions through 2030 and beyond, with renewables remaining central to new capacity pipelines.\nCentral America and the Caribbean are characterized by smaller, often isolated power systems. Mexico, like its northern neighbours, relies heavily on hydropower, but also has an abundance of sun and wind, and an active geological landscape the country is working to incorporate in its renewables portfolio. Growth in renewables is steady but more gradual, reflecting higher financing costs and grid constraints. Nevertheless, solar PV, wind, geothermal and modern biomass resources provide a strong basis for scaling up clean generation, especially when supported by concessional finance, robust auctions, and regional cooperation.\nThis rapid expansion of renewable energy across the Americas represents a critical component of the global response to climate change, in line with commitments under the Paris Agreement, yet it also presents growing challenges and opportunities for migratory species that traverse the region\u2019s diverse ecosystems. As wind, solar, and associated infrastructure scale up across national borders, there is an urgent need for cross-sector dialogue that balances climate action with biodiversity conservation, in accordance with the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) under the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the objectives of the CMS Samarkand Strategic Plan for Migratory Species (SPMS) 2024-2032.\nHowever, if renewable energy infrastructure is not appropriately sited, designed, managed and operated, it can pose significant risks to migratory species that depend on the Americas\u2019 interconnected flyways and migratory corridors. Wind energy, solar facilities, transmission lines, and associated infrastructure may result in collision risk, habitat loss and fragmentation, barrier effects, and cumulative impacts along migration routes. These risks are particularly relevant in the Americas, which host some of the world\u2019s most important flyways, used by iconic species listed in the CMS Appendix I \u0026amp; II and vulnerable to cumulative impact along its migratory route, such as the Red Knot (Calidris canutus), Whooping Crane (Grus americana), Swainson\u2019s Hawk (Buteo swainsoni), Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos), Andean Flamingo (Phoenicoparrus andinus) and a range of migratory seabirds, bats and marine species. Addressing these challenges is essential to ensure that the rapid expansion of renewable energy supports both climate mitigation and the conservation of migratory species.\nConvened by the CMS Energy Task Force (ETF), this webinar will explore renewable energy impacts and solutions in the Americas with a specific focus on Brazil, both as a key actor in the region\u2019s renewable energy transition and as the host of CMS COP15. The session will highlight how ETF members and partners are designing, financing, and implementing renewable energy projects in ways that anticipate and mitigate impacts on migratory species.\nThe panel will bring together stakeholders from diverse sectors, including national and subnational government representatives from government, finance, industry and civil society, to share lessons learned and practical approaches that balance renewable energy expansion with biodiversity conservation. This webinar further contributes to the implementation of the Rio Conventions Synergies, promoting integrated approaches to climate mitigation, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable energy development.\nThe webinar aims to:\nAdvance shared understanding of how the energy transition can support both climate and biodiversity objectives in the Americas while anticipating and mitigating impacts on migratory species,\nStrengthen regional dialogue and collaboration ahead of CMS COP15 in Brazil, and\nShowcase best practices and innovative tools like AVISTEP for managing renewable energy impacts on migratory species.","startDate":"2026-03-06 12:00","endDate":"2026-03-06 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.cms.int\/eventcalendar\/webinar-mitigating-renewable-energy-impacts-migratory-species-americas","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ETF_webinar_poster.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-27 17:56:30","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114699","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/pmec-winter-seminar-ben-loeffler-pmec-alaska-center-energy-power","title":"PMEC Winter Seminar: Ben Loeffler, PMEC \u0026 Alaska Center for Energy and Power","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The topic of this Pacific Marine Energy Center (PMEC) seminar will be Bladerunner iterative deployments at the Tenana River Test Site.\nZoom Registration Link\nPMEC Winter 2026 Seminar Announcement","startDate":"2026-03-04 22:30","endDate":"2026-03-04 23:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/PMEC_logo_0.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/PMEC_Seminar_Announcement_Winter_2026_0.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-23 20:37:32","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2130982","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/marine-renewables-canada-vision-2050-powering-our-clean-energy-future","title":"A Marine Renewables Canada Vision to 2050 \u2013 Powering Our Clean Energy Future","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Join Marine Renewables Canada for a webinar diving into the Marine Renewable Energy Sector Vision 2050, and the actions needed to turn this vision into reality. From large-scale offshore wind and tidal developments to community-scale tidal, wave, and river-current projects, you\u2019ll gain insight into how this emerging sector fits within Canada\u2019s broader clean energy transition, helping to meet rising electricity demand, strengthen energy security, and support sustainable economic growth from coast to coast to coast.\nIn this session, Marine Renewables Canada team members will highlight the Vision\u2019s key goals for 2030, 2040, and 2050, along with recommendations to translate the Vision into action. Following the presentation, hear from four sector champions in a panel discussion as they reflect on the Vision and the enabling conditions required to achieve it, including policy leadership, investment certainty, infrastructure, and meaningful partnerships with Indigenous and coastal communities.\nWhether you\u2019re new to marine renewables or already working in the energy space, this webinar will provide a clear overview of the role marine renewable energy can play in Canada\u2019s clean energy future and what\u2019s needed to move it forward.","startDate":"2026-03-04 17:30","endDate":"2026-03-04 18:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/marinerenewables.ca\/event\/a-marine-renewables-canada-vision-to-2050-powering-our-clean-energy-future\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-02-16%20at%209.05.03%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-19 16:14:15","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2130936","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/nyserda-webinar-strategies-repurposing-end-life-offshore-wind-blades","title":"NYSERDA Webinar: Strategies for Repurposing End-of-Life Offshore Wind Blades","eventType":"Webinar","description":"In this webinar, Dr. Paul Leahy with University College Cork and leader of the international Re-Wind Network will discuss emerging strategies for repurposing end-of-life wind turbine blades, including the networks, tools, and policies that are supporting innovative approaches.\nThis webinar is part of the series Learning from the Experts hosted by NYSERDA\u2019s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key topics in offshore wind, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives. For more information on this series and presentation slides, visit nyserda.ny.gov\/osw-webinar-series.","startDate":"2026-03-04 16:00","endDate":"2026-03-04 17:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.nyserda.ny.gov\/All-Programs\/Offshore-Wind\/Focus-Areas\/Connecting-With-New-Yorkers\/Webinar-Series","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/NYSERDA_Logo_1_2.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-04-03 16:21:26","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114725","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/dmec-deep-dive-environmental-monitoring","title":"DMEC Deep Dive: Environmental Monitoring","eventType":"Meeting","description":"DMEC is pleased to announce the Deep Dive: Environmental Monitoring will take place on 3 March, 17:00 - 19:00 CET!\nEnvironmental monitoring refers to innovations tracking throughout ecosystem reactions and impacts measurement such as bird monitoring, underwater acoustics, AI-driven analytics, eDNA and more.\nLed by DMEC\u0027s Sarah Kluge, the evening\u2019s discussion will bring a comprehensive overview on the topic, what challenges the sector is facing, as well as the market push and various sea basin perspectives. This Deep Dive will be hosted as part of the first ORESA Accelerator Week, where you will have the chance to network with leading offshore renewable energy and nature-inclusive design innovators.\nDive with DMEC on 3 March from 17:00 - 19:00 CET at DMEC office, Hellingweg 11D, 2583 DZ The Hague. More information about the detailed agenda and speakers will follow shortly. Do you have any questions about this Deep Dive? Please reach out to Uyen Phuong Le. 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The time on this entry is a placeholder and is not representative of the workshop schedule.\nThe Department of Energy (DOE) has joined the larger scientific community in the promotion of data management as a means to higher quality, more efficient research and analysis, and as a critical component of data science. Tools and platforms to support data management and analysis are rapidly evolving and provide enormous opportunities. They also pose challenges that can be specific to DOE but are common across DOE mission areas and organizations.\nThe DOE Data Day workshop, abbreviated to D3, was born from this critical work. D3\u2019s primary goals are:\nBring DOE institutions together to share their data management use cases, challenges, and solutions;\nIdentify potential synergies and efficiencies; and\nEstablish proactive channels for future collaborations.\nD3 will provide a forum to collaborate on data management ideas and strategies and build an actionable plan forward to drive innovation and progress across DOE and NNSA. It brings together data management practitioners, researchers, and project managers from DOE and the national laboratories to promote data management as a means to higher quality and more efficient research and analysis.\nThe event crosses program boundaries and mission areas, with participants exploring best practices and the latest technologies to help DOE researchers leverage new techniques, respond to data security threats, and advance fundamental science in valuable ways.\nThe unclassified portion of the workshop will include presentations and posters from the DOE data management community covering 2 themes:\nData Infrastructure and Workflows\nData Curation and Governance\nPanel and Breakout sessions will provide \u202fthe\u202f opportunity to delve further into high interest topics and facilitate collaboration across institutions.\nCall for Abstracts for the UNCLASSIFIED sessions will go out on December 8th. The deadline to submit abstracts will be January 9th.\nAn abstract call will not be included for the classified-day and presentations will be by invitation only. More information will be included on the website during registration.\nKey Dates:Call for Abstracts \u2013 December 8thAbstracts Deadline \u2013 January 9thRegistration Open \u2013 January 12th\nIf you know someone that would like to be added to the invitation list please contact Lisa Felker.\nIf you have questions regarding abstracts please contact doedatadays@llnl.gov.","startDate":"2026-03-03 14:00","endDate":"2026-03-05 22:00","location":"Chantilly, Virginia, US","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/data-science.llnl.gov\/d3","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/DOE_d3_banner.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-11-20 19:32:29","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131084","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/cefas-pitcairn-marine-science-session-1-edna-social-science-pitcairn","title":"CEFAS Pitcairn Marine Science Session 1: eDNA and Social Science at Pitcairn","eventType":"Webinar","description":"MASTS is pleased to work with CEFAS to bring you their Pitcairn Marine Science Base webinar series. 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Geared towards advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students, the event is a fantastic opportunity to present research and to meet with government staff, agencies, NGOs and researchers keen to make the best use of excellent research.\nThis year\u0027s theme is \u0027People and Planet: Innovation and resilience in a changing world\u0027. The conference will be welcoming talks and posters focusing on all aspects of Scotland\u0027s Nature across multiple disciplines; spanning the natural, physical and social sciences.","startDate":"2026-03-03 09:00","endDate":"2026-03-04 16:15","location":"Stirling, United Kingdom","venue":"Pathfoot Building, University of Stirling, FK9 4LA","sourceURL":"https:\/\/scotnsconference.wixsite.com\/2026","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-01-28%20at%202.30.47%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-28 22:31:32","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114657","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/european-ocean-days-2026","title":"European Ocean Days 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"The European Ocean Days is a week-long event with a series of dynamic and interconnected sessions focused on key ocean-related themes, all designed to encourage participants to engage across topics and contribute to a shared vision for the prosperity, competitiveness, security and sustainability of our ocean.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-03-02 19:30","endDate":"2026-03-06 19:30","location":"Brussels, Belgium","venue":"Sparks Meeting, Charlemagne, Royal Library","sourceURL":"https:\/\/oceans-and-fisheries.ec.europa.eu\/events\/european-ocean-days-2026-2026-03-02_en","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/HxbJbRTg7ftc7dYE6UYx2A4u.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-17 19:32:55","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2130980","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/climatetalk-dr-bryson-robertson-renewable-energy-ocean-motivations-advancements-perspectives","title":"ClimateTALK: Dr. Bryson Robertson, \u0027Renewable energy from the ocean: Motivations, advancements, and perspectives\u0027","eventType":"Expert Forum","description":"Dr. Bryson Robertson is a Professor of Mechanical Engineering at UVic, and the Director of the Institute of Integrated Energy Systems (IESVic). Please join for a hybrid presentation discussing his work on electrical system decarbonization on the US and Canadian West Coast.\nAbout the seminar:\nThe US States and Canadian Provinces along the West Coast have some of the most aggressive electrical system decarbonization targets in the America\u2019s and, cumulatively, they would be the 5th largest economy in the world. While significant efforts have historically been made to increase penetration of terrestrial wind and solar into the grid, there maintains a significant need to harness new renewable energy resources to meet these targets. Positively, this region has some of the most abundant wave and offshore wind resources in the world. Dr. Robertson will provide an overview of some of context and drivers for ocean renewable energy in the US-context (with a discussion on current US administration), detail efforts by academia to support the responsible advancement of the sector, and highlight a series of research projects from the technical, environmental and social perspectives.\nAbout the speaker:\nDr. Bryson Robertson is the Director of the Institute for Integrated Energy System (IESVic) and a Professor of Mechanical Engineering. Prior academic and administrative appointments include a Professor of Civil Engineering at Oregon State University and the Director of the Pacific Marine Energy Center.\nHis current research focusses at the intersection of responsible ocean renewable energy progress, and the associated natural, policy, environmental and social landscapes. Over his career, working with industry, government, and academia, he has supported a wide range of sustainable energy technologies and systems; including the first island-renewable energy microgrid (powered by a tidal turbine), on-block forestry biofuel development, hydrogen fuel cell testing, and modelling of the long-term capacity expansion of Canada\u2019s electricity system to meet emission goals.\nHe has played an active role in developing strategic renewable energy plans for both British Columbia and the State of Oregon. He has testified to both the US House of Representatives and the Canadian House of Commons on renewable energy opportunities and challenges. More recently, Bryson has been educating himself on the social and human dimensions of renewable energy, and associated perspectives that drive public perspectives and policy objectives.","startDate":"2026-02-27 20:00","endDate":"2026-02-27 22:00","location":"Hybrid","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.uvic.ca\/event\/105786-climatetalk-dr-bryson-robertson-renewable-energy-from","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-02-16%20at%208.22.04%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-16 16:24:23","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114711","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ibat-webinar-how-navigate-biodiversity-reporting","title":"IBAT Webinar: How to navigate biodiversity reporting","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Sustainability reporting is evolving rapidly, with biodiversity being increasingly recognised as an important part of effective sustainability strategy and disclosure. For organisations at the forefront of managing nature-related risks, incorporating biodiversity into reporting is a crucial step, and this webinar will show you exactly where to start, using IBAT\u2019s authoritative biodiversity data and insights.\nJoin one of two live sessions, at 8:00AM (GMT) or 2:00PM (GMT), designed for sustainability professionals who are exploring biodiversity reporting as part of their wider sustainability or disclosure strategy.\nWhat you\u2019ll learnIn these sessions will explore the current biodiversity reporting landscape, including key regulatory frameworks such as TNFD, CSRD and GRI, and demonstrate how authoritative biodiversity data can support robust, credible disclosures. The webinar at 8:00 (GMT) will also feature a presentation from Lee Bing Yi, Partner, Sustainability \u0026amp; Climate Change, at PwC Singapore.\n\u200dParticipants will gain practical insight into:\nThe biodiversity reporting landscape and frameworks (TNFD, CSRD, GRI)\nThe role of authoritative biodiversity data and insights in supporting credible and consistent disclosures\nHow IBAT helps organisations identify biodiversity risks, opportunities and make informed decisions to support their nature-positive goals\nSeeing an example of how to apply biodiversity data for reporting, disclosure and decision-making\nA practical walkthrough of IBAT\u2019s Disclosure Preparation Report (DPR)\nThe sessions will conclude with a live Q\u0026amp;A with the IBAT team.\nSpeakers:Jake Tatum, Outreach Officer, IBAT\nMegan Sim, Programme Officer, IBAT\nLee Bing Yi, Partner, Sustainability \u0026amp; Climate Change, at PwC Singapore\nMark Leckie, Programme Officer, IBAT\nGonzalo Gomez, Programme Officer, IBAT\nRegister for the webinarChoose the session that works best for you:\n1st session: 8:00 AM (GMT) \u2013 Register here\n2nd session: 2:00 PM (GMT) \u2013 Register here","startDate":"2026-02-26 08:00","endDate":"2026-02-26 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.ibat-alliance.org\/news\/ibat-webinar-how-to-navigate-biodiversity-reporting","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-01-28%20at%201.21.10%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-05-05 23:16:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131331","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/flow-whitepaper-information-webinar-establishing-floating-offshore-wind-mainstream-energy","title":"FLOW whitepaper information webinar: Establishing floating offshore wind as a mainstream energy solution","eventType":"Webinar","description":"To support the launch of the report, GOWA and The Carbon Trust hosted an information webinar that unpacked the findings of the whitepaper and discussed how policymakers, developers and investors can use it to inform strategy, strengthen collaboration and accelerate commercial deployment of floating offshore wind.\nPresentation Slides","startDate":"2026-02-26 08:00","endDate":"2026-02-26 08:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/gowa-energy.org\/publication\/establishing-floating-offshore-wind-as-a-mainstream-energy-solution","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-03-16%20at%205.01.13%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/FLOW_whitepaper_presentation_0.pdf","technologyType":["Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-17 00:01:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131083","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/queensland-university-technology-centre-robotics-marine-robotics-seminar-series-sergei","title":"Queensland University of Technology Centre for Robotics, Marine Robotics Seminar Series: Sergei Nozdrenkov","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Sergei Nozdrenkov, founder of Wildflow will be giving a talk titled: \u201cClosing the Loop: From 3D Sensing to Reef Restoration\u201d\nSergei Nozdrenkov is the founder of Wildflow, an engineering startup building the data and AI stack to model the biosphere, starting with coral reefs. Previously, he spent six years at Google, where he was a founding engineer on a biodiversity moonshot at X, Alphabet\u2019s Moonshot Factory. There, he applied machine learning to insect biodiversity, specifically focusing on pollinator health and computational pest management. His background spans large-scale distributed systems (Google Ads) and geospatial data processing (Google Maps). Sergei approaches nature through an engineering lens \u2013 aiming to increase the information bandwidth between humans and the biosphere to drive effective, scalable restoration. 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Stuart is Deputy Director of the Energy and Environment Institute at the University of Hull and Professor of Water Science, conducting research focused on the experimental modelling of rivers and coasts, and particularly understanding how climate change impacts on these environments.","startDate":"2026-02-25 14:00","endDate":"2026-02-25 15:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.ukcoastalresilience.org\/coast-r-webinar-sharing-and-building-on-climate-adaptation-solutions-using-dafni","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Coast-R-Banner-1.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-24 00:41:35","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2130935","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/environmental-science-community-webinar-ukri-investment-approach","title":"Environmental Science Community Webinar: UKRI Investment Approach","eventType":"Webinar","description":"A Webinar to explain how UKRI is changing the way some if its investments are directed and how the environmental science community can make the most of the new opportunities.\nFollowing the Spending Review, which provided a record four-year settlement, UKRI is changing the way it invests some of its allocated budget \u2013 to align with national priorities and contribute to economic growth across the UK.\nThis webinar is an opportunity for the environmental science community to hear from NERC leadership about what these changes mean. Professor Louise Heathwaite, NERC Executive Chair, will provide an overview, followed by a Q\u0026amp;A panel featuring Rupert Lewis (Deputy Executive Chair, NERC) and Kate Hamer (Director of Strategy and Performance, NERC).\nWho should attend: Researchers and stakeholders in the environmental science community.\nRegistration is required. 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The webinar will be joined by Dr Dernis Mediavilla, Innovation Manager at EMEC to explore how research is helping to scale and sustain marine energy. \u0026nbsp;EMEC is the world\u2019s first and leading facility for demonstrating and testing wave and tidal energy converters at sea. Based in Orkney, with two grid-connected test sites, EMEC\u2019s facilities help to test these technologies in a harsh marine environment, while in close proximity to sheltered waters and harbours.\nContext\nMarine energy is entering a pivotal stage, moving from promising prototypes to large-scale deployment. This webinar will showcase EMEC\u2019s journey, from past demonstrations to future ambitions in marine renewables and sustainable offtake.\nDiscussion\nThe webinar will discuss how targeted R\u0026amp;D can help to bridge the \u201cvalley of death\u201d, accelerate industrialisation, and unlock pathways for commercial success. Looking ahead, the role of R\u0026amp;D is more important than ever in shaping the future of marine energy. From optimising technologies to enabling integrated energy systems, research provides the foundation for scaling solutions that are both economically viable and environmentally sustainable. 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The Future Marine Research Infrastructure (FMRI) programme has been taking a coordinated, future-ready approach to designing the next generation of ocean observing systems: systems that enable connection, flexibility and excellent science in a changing world. \u0026nbsp;\nFMRI\u2019s ambition is clear: to deliver a globally connected, world-leading ocean observing capability that equips researchers with the data and tools needed to address society\u2019s most pressing environmental challenges, from climate change to ecosystem collapse. \u0026nbsp;\nThis Town Hall is an open invitation to the community to share their insights and potentially help shape the future of ocean observation. \u0026nbsp;\nDesigning the next generation of marine research infrastructure\u0026nbsp;\u0026nbsp;\nProfessor Heather Bouman joins the panel to share how NERC\u2019s BIO-Carbon programme combined research ships and autonomous platforms to transform ocean carbon observation, and what these lessons mean for designing the next generation of marine research infrastructure, including key priorities:\nDesigning infrastructure around the real needs of researchers \u0026nbsp;\nEnabling real-time collaboration between ships, autonomous platforms and shore-based teams \u0026nbsp;\nGiving scientists greater control over remote and autonomous systems, supporting rapid, data-driven decisions at sea\n\u201cWe\u2019re entering a new era of ocean science, where new technologies let us explore the oceans in ways that were unimaginable just a few years ago. When I began my research career, satellites could only scratch the surface of the ocean. Today, autonomous instruments and a wide range of advanced sensors are letting us explore deeper. These new tools don\u2019t just show us how the ocean is changing, they are helping us understand why, by tracing how energy, nutrients, and carbon move through marine systems and, in doing so, shape our climate. It\u2019s an incredibly exciting time to begin a career in oceanography.\u201d\u0026nbsp;\nProfessor Heather Bouman, Marine Biogeochemist, University of Oxford\u0026nbsp;\nWhy this matters \u0026nbsp;\nA more networked and technologically advanced observing system could transform the UK\u2019s ability to track ocean change, from long-term climate impacts to sudden events such as marine heatwaves. It opens new opportunities for international collaboration and for Early Career Researchers to engage with cutting-edge platforms and digital tools. \u0026nbsp;\nAt the same time, this transition raises important questions that demand community input: \u0026nbsp;\nHow should a distributed, autonomous fleet be operated?\nHow can we collaborate internationally while respecting national priorities \u0026nbsp;\nHow do we ensure systems are agile enough to respond to extreme or unexpected events? \u0026nbsp;\nHow do we train and support the next generation of ocean scientists to thrive in this digital landscape?\nWho should attend? \u0026nbsp;\nWhether you develop autonomous platforms, depend on ocean data, or care about the future of marine science, your perspective matters. \u0026nbsp;\nAt a glance \u0026nbsp;\nThe FMRI Town Hall will: \u0026nbsp;\nShare FMRI\u2019s developing vision for future ocean observing \u0026nbsp;\nHighlight practical insights from the BIO-Carbon programme \u0026nbsp;\nOpen the floor to discussion on how ocean observing should evolve globally over the next decade (?)\nThis session will be chaired by Justin Buck (National Oceanography Centre), with an introduction from Leigh Storey, NERC Senior Responsible Owner for FMRI, and a perspective on technical design from Alvaro Lorenzo Lopez, FMRI Technical Lead.","startDate":"2026-02-24 12:45","endDate":"2026-02-24 13:45","location":"Glasgow, United Kingdom","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/fmri.ac.uk\/news\/fmri-host-town-hall-agu-glasgow","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-02-07%20at%2012.01.57%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-07 20:07:09","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2130933","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/offshore-atlantic-research-new-projects-webinar-part-2","title":"Offshore Atlantic Research - New Projects Webinar, Part 2","eventType":"Webinar","description":"This webinar is the second in a series cohosted by RWSC and ROSA for the research community, funders of Atlantic offshore research, as well as interested members of the public to learn of new, recently-funded offshore research and monitoring.\nThe purpose of this webinar is to hear from project teams launching research under three different themes: eDNA, whales and oceanography, and fisheries engagement. 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The presentation will outline the scientific evidence underpinning blue carbon in Scotland, the development of the Action Plan, and its key priorities for research, policy, and delivery following its publication.\nThe session will conclude with a Q\u0026amp;A, providing an opportunity for participants to engage with the Action Plan, ask questions, and discuss implications and next steps for implementation.\nRegister Here","startDate":"2026-02-09 12:00","endDate":"2026-02-09 13:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/marine.naturalcapitalscotland.com\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/logo_2.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-19 17:27:15","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114716","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/mspace-final-webinar-recommendations-reflections","title":"MSPACE Final Webinar - Recommendations and Reflections","eventType":"Webinar","description":"As the MSPACE project comes to a close, we warmly invite you to join this final webinar, where we will present the policy-relevant recommendations developed from the project and reflect on the collective work that has shaped them.\nOver the course of the Marine Spatial Planning Addressing Climate Effects project (MSPACE), researchers, practitioners, stakeholders and case study partners have worked together to explore how climate change impacts, economic viability, and social acceptability can inform climate-smart marine planning. This session brings together those strands, highlighting the final outputs and lessons learned.\nThe webinar will include:\nOverview of the MSPACE project and its scope\nInsights into climate change impacts across regions\nScenarios development and interpretation\nSocial acceptability considerations\nThe application of multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA)\nPresentation of the final recommendations\nQ\u0026amp;A Pannel Discussion\nRegister Here","startDate":"2026-02-09 11:00","endDate":"2026-02-09 13:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.mccip.org.uk\/all-uk\/solutions\/mspace","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-01-28%20at%202.11.49%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-28 22:13:46","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114665","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/introducing-insite-phase-3","title":"Introducing INSITE Phase 3","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Join for the launch of INSITE Phase 3.\nINSITE is hosting a live webinar on February 5th, 1:00\u20132:30 PM (UK time) to introduce the next phase of the INSITE Programme \u2014 an independent science programme investigating the environmental and social effects of Marine Artificial Structures in the North Sea.\nHear directly from the researchers as they share their goals, focus areas, and upcoming activities shaping this next phase of work on Marine Artificial Structures.\nRegister Here","startDate":"2026-02-05 13:00","endDate":"2026-02-05 14:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/insitenorthsea.org\/phase-3\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Insight_3_banner.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-19 17:21:56","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114715","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ecop-wednesday-february-2026-work-doalos-focus-fellowship-programmes-opportunities-regular","title":"ECOP Wednesday February 2026: The work of DOALOS with a focus on fellowship programmes opportunities and the Regular Process for Global Reporting and Assessment of the State of the Marine Environment","eventType":"Webinar","description":"On Wednesday 4 February 2026, EMB and its Young Ambassadors will host an ECOP Wednesday series event on the topic of \u0022The work of DOALOS with a focus on fellowship programmes opportunities and the Regular Process for Global Reporting and Assessment of the State of the Marine Environment, including Socioeconomic Aspects\u0022. The session will feature Marco Boccia and Vanessa Arellano Rodriguez as speakers. The talk will be followed by an interactive Q\u0026amp;A discussion. The event will be one hour long, from 14:00 - 15:00 CET.\u0026nbsp;\nIn this edition of the ECOP Wednesdays event series, hosted by the EMB Young Ambassadors and the EMB Secretariat for the EMB ECOP network, Marco Boccia and Vanessa Arellano Rodriguez from \u0026nbsp;the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea of the Office of Legal Affairs of the United Nations (DOALOS\/OLA) will speak about \u0022The work of DOALOS with a focus on fellowship programmes opportunities and the Regular Process for Global Reporting and Assessment of the State of the Marine Environment, including Socioeconomic Aspects\u0022.\nThis presentation will provide an overview of the work of the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea of the Office of Legal Affairs of the United Nations (DOALOS\/OLA), with a particular focus on its fellowship programmes and support to the Regular Process for Global Reporting and Assessment of the State of the Marine Environment, including Socioeconomic Aspects (Regular Process). It will briefly introduce participants to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) as the comprehensive legal framework governing all activities in the ocean, while emphasizing the importance of building human capacity across ocean sectors and regions, and the work of DOALOS in this effort through its various fellowship programmes. This presentation will then offer an overview of the role of the United Nations in relation to ocean affairs, particularly through the General Assembly, to contextualize the Regular Process. It will underscore the critical importance of bridging science and policy, focusing on how the Regular Process provides policy-relevant information to support decision-making at all levels, while also highlighting future engagement opportunities for ECOPs. Ultimately, this session aims to support ECOPs in their professional development, reinforcing the importance of their work and the vital collaboration with policymakers in advancing sustainable ocean governance.\nMarco Boccia has worked in the field of ocean governance for almost two decades. He has covered several roles within various international organizations, such as the International Ocean Institute (IOI), the European Commission, Directorate-General for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, the Fisheries and Aquaculture Department of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and now with the United Nations Secretariat, in the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea (DOALOS), Office of Legal Affairs. Currently at DOALOS, Mr. Boccia leads the DOALOS team on the Regular Process for Global Reporting and Assessment of the State of the Marine Environment, including Socio-economic Aspects, which is the intergovernmental process that produces, inter alia, the World Ocean Assessment. He also serves as Deputy-Secretary of the General Assembly\u2019s Ad Hoc Working Group of the Whole of the Regular Process.\nVanessa Arellano Rodriguez is a Legal Officer in the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea of the United Nations Office of Legal Affairs, where she primarily focuses on supporting the implementation of capacity-building programmes. Vanessa is a lawyer graduated from Pontificia Universidad Cat\u00f3lica del Ecuador, qualified to practice law in both Ecuador and Chile. She holds two LL.M. degrees in public international law, specializing in the law of the sea: the first from University College London (UCL) and the second from Heidelberg University in collaboration with the University of Chile. She is currently pursuing a PhD in the law of the sea at the University of Hamburg. Her previous professional experience includes roles at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ecuador and the law firm Bofill Mir \u0026amp; \u00c1lvarez Jana in Chile.\nYou can register for the session here.","startDate":"2026-02-04 13:00","endDate":"2026-02-04 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.marineboard.eu\/events\/ecop-wednesdays-february-2026#new_tab","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ecop_network_wednesdays_event_page_feb_2026.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-28 22:10:00","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114656","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/3rd-annual-european-blue-economy-conference","title":"3rd Annual European Blue Economy Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"The European Blue Economy Conference returns to Brussels in February 2026 for its third edition. The conference will bring together policymakers, industry leaders and innovators to explore the future of Europe\u2019s blue economy and its role in driving sustainability and competitiveness. Against the backdrop of growing geopolitical complexity, climate urgency, and accelerating technological innovation, this one-day forum will dive into key issues shaping the blue economy\u2014from ocean health and marine protection to decarbonisation of shipping, offshore clean energy, and global ocean governance and security. Participants will engage in high-level dialogue on the progress made under the EU Ocean Pact, FuelEU maritime integration, and the vital role of key sectors, including ports, fisheries, aquaculture, defence and coastal tourism. With a focus on driving growth, scaling innovation, and attracting investment, the conference aims to chart a path toward a competitive, regenerative, and resilient Blue Economy for Europe and beyond.","startDate":"2026-02-03 07:30","endDate":"2026-02-03 16:30","location":"Brussels, Belgium","venue":"Sofitel Brussels Europe","sourceURL":"https:\/\/techforclimateaction.com\/european-blue-economy\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/3473-EU-BLUE-ECON-2026-16x9-V2-1536x864.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-17 19:24:57","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114714","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/aspace-climate-smart-marine-spatial-planning-decision-support-tool","title":"ASPACE: Climate-Smart Marine Spatial Planning Decision-Support Tool","eventType":"Workshop","description":"On behalf of the Marine Spatial Planning Addressing Climate Effects (MSPACE) team, we are delighted to invite you to the online launch of a new assisted spatial prioritisation software: ASPACE (Assisted Spatial Planning Addressing Climate Effects).\nASPACE has been developed to support the design, exploration and comparison of climate-resilient, socially acceptable and economically viable spatial management scenarios, through a co-creation process with marine planners, conservation and fisheries practitioners and others. Initially developed with a focus on the UK waters, the tool supports access to modelling data from around Europe, as well as enabling users from anywhere in the world to upload and use their own data. The tool is thus ideal to support stakeholder engagement activities or any other decision-support context that requires information about marine space.\nPlease join us on 2 February 2026, from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. (UK Time) via Microsoft Teams, for the 2nd of this series of workshops presenting MSPACE outputs.\nContent\nWhy a tool like ASPACE?\nDevelopment of the ASPACE Tool\nASPACE access \u0026amp; demonstration (including links to tutorials)\nRegister Here","startDate":"2026-02-02 13:00","endDate":"2026-02-02 14:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/mspace.ac.uk\/home","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ASPACE.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-28 22:03:21","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2080574","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/masterclass-economic-policy-analysis-offshore-renewables","title":"Masterclass on Economic and Policy Analysis for Offshore Renewables","eventType":"Workshop","description":"This Masterclass is scheduled again for 2026\/2027. 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In addition, participants will visit the FloWave Facilities, a state-of-the-art wave and current simulation tank, to gain a first-hand look at the latest testing innovations in offshore renewable energy.\nSpaces are limited. Don\u2019t miss out on this unique professional development opportunity. Register and find out more about the Masterclass series on the website.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2026-02-01 00:00","endDate":"2026-02-01 00:00","location":"Edinburgh, UK","venue":"University of Edinburgh","sourceURL":"https:\/\/supergen-ore.net\/events\/fluid-mechanics-modelling-for-ore-systems-2","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ore_masterclass.PNG","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-28 20:59:31","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114696","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/wind-energy-birds-co-existing-not-colliding-south-america","title":"Wind Energy and Birds: Co-existing, Not Colliding in South America","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Climate change is a critical threat to birds that requires forward-thinking solutions. Birds are already feeling its effects: It\u0027s exacerbating other threats, contributing to habitat loss, and challenging birds to adapt much more quickly than is typically possible. The need to transition away from fossil fuels is clear.\nWind energy can help us get there, but too often it has come at the expense of birds and other invaluable biodiversity \u2014 with turbines responsible for up to 1 million bird deaths each year in the U.S. alone.\nFortunately, in South America, innovations are taking place to reduce the impacts of wind energy development on birds. The continent is home to world-class wind fields, from the Guajira peninsula of Colombia to Tierra del Fuego \u2014 some of which overlap with major bird flyways. What lessons can we learn about bird-friendly wind energy in South America that could be applied to North America and beyond?\nJoin American Bird Conservancy and the Climate Institute on Thursday, January 29 at 3 pm ET for a conversation about efforts to abate the negative impacts of wind energy on birds. Experts will bring real experiences from successful wind energy projects in South America, along with strategies to develop wind energy with birds in mind.\nYou\u0027ll hear from industry and wildlife conservation experts, including:\nBrian Brooks, Vice President for Advocacy and Threats Programs, American Bird Conservancy\nShilo Felton, Senior Scientist and Wildlife Biologist, Renewable Energy Wildlife Institute (REWI)\nMichele Fetting, Vice Chair and Head of Communications, Climate Institute\nMatheus Noronha, Head of Marine Wind Energy, ABEEOLICA in Brazil\nBenjamin Sovacool, Director, Institute for Global Sustainability\nWalter Vergara, Vice President, Climate Institute\nWebinar Recordings\nEnglish\nSpanish\nPortuguese","startDate":"2026-01-29 20:00","endDate":"2026-01-29 21:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/act.abcbirds.org\/a\/wind-birds-wbr","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-01-23%20at%2012.02.45%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-03 22:45:01","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085100","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/conservation-fund-compensatory-mitigation-webinar-series-webinar-8-lieu-fee-additional","title":"The Conservation Fund Compensatory Mitigation Webinar Series - Webinar 8: In-Lieu Fee \u0026 Additional Methods of Compensatory Mitigation","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Compensatory mitigation helps conserve aquatic resources and at-risk species by offsetting permitted impacts under the Clean Water Act, Endangered Species Act, and other federal laws. Mitigation can take the form of credits from a bank, in-lieu fee programs, or permittee-responsible projects. This free, eight-part webinar series \u2014 led by top experts \u2014 will cover key topics including federal regulations, mitigation types, and the roles of agencies and review teams.\nThis series is for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of compensatory mitigation. It fosters collaboration among regulators, mitigation sponsors, and credit buyers while covering core policies, program implementation, in-lieu fee programs, and credit trading systems. Attending all eight sessions provides a comprehensive view of how these topics connect.\nIt is recommended that participants watch the recording of Webinar 1 prior to attending this webinar.\nWebinar 8 will include an in-depth look at in-lieu fee mitigation programs and discuss how they are similar to and differ from mitigation and conservation banks. The session will look at examples of in-lieu fee programs from across the country and discuss key lessons learned. Instructors will also touch on other mitigation methods to address impacts to species and their habitats such as recovery crediting systems, habitat credit exchanges, pre-listing mitigation programs, and programmatic consultation approaches.\nSession Goal: To review the relationship between in-lieu fee programs and compensatory mitigation programs and provide an overview of various other mitigation methods such as recovery crediting systems, habitat credit exchanges, and programmatic mitigation approaches.\nPresenters:\nPalmer Hough, US Environmental Protection Agency\nHolly Neill, The Conservation Fund\nShauna Everett, US Fish \u0026amp; Wildlife Service\nMichelle Mattson, Institute for Water Resources, US Army Corps of Engineers","startDate":"2026-01-29 17:00","endDate":"2026-01-30 07:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.conservationfund.org\/our-priorities\/conservation-solutions-for-business\/mitigation-solutions\/national-compensatory-mitigation-webinar-series\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/conservation_fund_logo_3.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-08 22:11:07","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2095208","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/supergen-ore-hub-webinar-series-co-locating-wave-offshore-wind-synergies-opportunities","title":"Supergen ORE Hub Webinar Series: Co-Locating Wave and Offshore Wind: Synergies and Opportunities","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The Supergen ORE Hub hosts bi-monthly webinars that share the latest insights and innovations in offshore renewable energy research.\nView the webinar recording here.","startDate":"2026-01-29 13:00","endDate":"2026-01-29 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/supergen-ore.net\/news-and-events\/webinars","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Supergen_webinar_banner.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-16 18:01:13","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114652","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/nyserda-webinar-oceanographic-research-offshore-wind","title":"NYSERDA Webinar: Oceanographic Research and Offshore Wind","eventType":"Webinar","description":"In this webinar, Travis Miles with Rutgers University will provide an overview of regional oceanography and ecosystem dynamics and discuss emerging research about how infrastructure, including offshore wind projects, could influence oceanographic processes.\nThis webinar is part of the Learning from the Experts series hosted by NYSERDA\u2019s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key offshore wind topics, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives.","startDate":"2026-01-28 21:00","endDate":"2026-01-28 22:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.nyserda.ny.gov\/All-Programs\/Offshore-Wind\/Focus-Areas\/Connecting-With-New-Yorkers\/Webinar-Series","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/NYSERDA_Logo_1_1.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-16 18:20:52","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084886","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/coastal-futures-conference-2026","title":"Coastal Futures Conference 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"It is the largest marine and coastal conference of its kind in the UK and convenes different sectors to discuss critical developments and concerns. The conference has a firmly established reputation, attracting \u0026gt;780 delegates, 25 sponsors and 50+ speakers and chairs.\nLeading organisations across government, industry, consultants, academia, NGOs and the voluntary sector are invited to submit proposals to either present a talk in one of the six theme sessions or a poster.","startDate":"2026-01-28 09:00","endDate":"2026-01-29 17:00","location":"London, UK","venue":"Royal Geographical Society","sourceURL":"https:\/\/coastal-futures.net\/programme","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-09-10%20at%208.56.13%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-09-10 15:57:06","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114655","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/essex-energy-summit-2026","title":"Essex Energy Summit 2026","eventType":"Meeting","description":"Essex is fast becoming a 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Given the ocean\u2019s natural ability to remove large amounts of carbon dioxide and durably store it for long periods of time, marine CDR (mCDR) techniques are gaining research interest.\nThis webinar will provide a high-level overview of the more commonly considered mCDR techniques across biotic and abiotic methods. It will also touch on governance considerations and emphasize the importance of community engagement, especially with Indigenous and fisheries communities.\nLearning Objectives\nIntroduce commonly considered mCDR techniques\nProvide an overview of key policy, governance, and engagement considerations\nEstablish a baseline understanding of mCDR, including major areas of ongoing research\nWhy Attend?\nGiven that mCDR is naturally an interdisciplinary subject that is relevant across sectors, it is important for ocean-practitioners across sectors to be aware of the subject matter and learn about opportunities to engage with mCDR activities.\nWho Should Attend?\nOcean and climate researchers\nPolicy makers and government agencies\nEnvironmental and marine practitioners across sectors\nIndigenous and coastal community members\nFisheries and ocean-resource stakeholders\nAnyone seeking a foundational understanding of marine carbon dioxide removal\nAbout the Presenter\nKalina Grabb, Postdoctoral Fellow, CONVERGE CDR Research LeadDalhousie University, Ocean Frontier Institute\nDr. Kalina Grabb is a chemical oceanographer who enjoys conducting science that is informed by policy and local community priorities, including fishing and Indigenous communities. She currently is a postdoctoral fellow at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada, where she is the Research Lead of Ocean Frontier Institute\u2019s program CONVERGE CDR. Kalina\u2019s research has spanned sensor development, nutrient cycling, reactive chemicals, and marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR). Kalina completed her PhD in 2022 in chemical oceanography at MIT-Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and since has worked across the science-policy interface at U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Ocean Acidification Program, WHOI Marine Policy Center, and NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center. Kalina grew up in the land-locked state of Colorado and in her free time, enjoys studying oceanographic phenomena through sailing, diving, kiting, and long swims on the beach.","startDate":"2026-01-26 17:00","endDate":"2026-01-26 18:00","location":"Onine","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/netzeroatlantic.ca\/outreach\/webinar-series\/marine-carbon-dioxide-removal-101-science-policy-engagement","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-01-23%20at%2012.15.07%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-23 20:15:53","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114776","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2026-maynooth-wave-energy-workshop","title":"2026 Maynooth Wave Energy Workshop","eventType":"Workshop","description":"The Centre for Ocean Energy Research (COER) at Maynooth University Ireland, hosted its 10th workshop event on Friday 23rd January 2026, sponsored by The Marine Institute and The Research Ireland Centre for Climate, Energy, and the Marine (MaREI). The workshop covered a range of topics across wave energy conversion with two technical sessions, and an industry and policy session.\nAs in previous years, the workshop featured a diverse range of speakers from academia, industry, and policy, highlighting the latest advancements in wave energy from Europe and the US. The programme also included an open forum session, a poster exhibition, and plenty of networking opportunities. To kick things off, we hosted a casual networking event for all attendees on the evening of 22 January at O\u2019Neill\u2019s pub!\nIf you would like to access the slides from the workshop\u2019s presentations, just click on the links on the presentation titles in the programme below. \u0026nbsp;If you would like to get in touch with any of our attendees, please find the contact list below the programme.","startDate":"2026-01-23 16:00","endDate":"2026-01-24 03:00","location":"Maynooth, Ireland","venue":"Maynooth University","sourceURL":"https:\/\/coer.maynoothuniversity.ie\/2026\/01\/26\/maynooth-wave-energy-workshop-2026-2\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Maynooth_logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wave"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-02 18:53:31","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085479","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2nd-ieee-subsea-innovation-technologies-workshop","title":"2nd IEEE Subsea Innovation Technologies Workshop","eventType":"Workshop","description":"The 2nd IEEE Subsea Innovation Technologies Workshop will be held in Aberdeen, Scotland, between 23rd and 24th January, 2026. IEEE UK \u0026amp; Ireland (UK\u0026amp;I) Young Professionals is collaborating with IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society to organise this workshop.\nThe event focuses on keynote, panel discussion, workshop, research presentations, awards, and a networking event with Industry participation.\nKeynote and Workshop: Learn from notable experts as they deliver keynote talks on various subsea technologies topics.\nPresentations: Participants are invited to submit abstracts of their research for oral presentation at the workshop. The submissions will be classified and presented through different tracks. This is not a peer reviewed conference and full paper submission is not required \u2013 the idea here is to give participants the opportunity to meet other experts and discuss the work.","startDate":"2026-01-23 09:00","endDate":"2026-01-24 17:00","location":"Aberdeen, UK","venue":"University of Aberdeen","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ieeeukiyp.org\/SITW2026\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-11-18%20at%2011.53.20%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-11-18 19:53:31","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114623","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/port-development-practice-virtual-follow-rob-holmlund","title":"Port Development in Practice: Virtual Follow-Up with Rob Holmlund","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Join for a follow-up session to the Sea Grant panel event, \u0022Port Development in Practice: Insights from Humboldt Bay\u0022, originally hosted in Coos Bay on November 14.\nThis virtual follow-up session will include a presentation and Q\u0026amp;A with Rob Holmlund, Director of Development for the Humboldt Bay Harbor District. Rob will revisit key themes from his November presentation on the proposed Humboldt Bay Offshore Wind Heavy Lift Marine Terminal and expand on topics relevant to Oregon audiences.\nThis meeting offers another opportunity to consider lessons from Humboldt\u2019s ongoing experience and their relevance to community and Tribal discussions about port development in Coos Bay and beyond.\nThe session will be recorded, and the recording will be shared with all registrants and posted on our YouTube channel.\nIf you have any questions, please contact:Sara Swett \u2014 sara.swett@oregonstate.edu","startDate":"2026-01-22 18:00","endDate":"2026-01-22 19:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/oregonstate.zoom.us\/meeting\/register\/zFc23yIwSO-E8T_TTkKSGg#\/registration","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-01-09%20at%209.26.23%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-09 17:26:37","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114660","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/fishing-industry-science-mixer","title":"Fishing Industry-Science Mixer","eventType":"Meeting","description":"Join Fishing into the Future at the Dalmahoy Hotel and Country Club, for an Industry-Science mixer. This is an opportunity for people working in and fishing industry, marine science and technology sectors to connect and exchange ideas.\nUse this event to share your work, pitch collaborative research ideas, hear insights from people working in the fishing industry and build connections to develop ideas that support the science used in UK fisheries and marine policy.\nThis event is part of the wider Southeast Scotland F-REP.\nFor questions contact:\nAnna Patel | FITF Programme Manager - anna@fitf.co.uk or 07877 720655","startDate":"2026-01-22 18:00","endDate":"2026-01-22 20:00","location":"Edinburgh, UK","venue":"Dalmahoy Hotel and Country Club","sourceURL":"https:\/\/docs.google.com\/forms\/d\/e\/1FAIpQLScgkGwEsjxNFpMgbyAFeKq_4qOh_p3NWC8ekfUTdFNtdmRoTQ\/viewform","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-01-17%20at%2012.06.26%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-17 20:10:18","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2104946","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/masts-marine-planning-governance-open-forum","title":"MASTS Marine Planning and Governance Open Forum","eventType":"Meeting","description":"The MASTS Marine Planning and Governance forum are pleased to host an open forum session featuring talks and live discussion.\nChairs and forum co-convenors: Rachel Shucksmith (UHI-Shetland) and Sinead Sheridan (NatureScot).\nThis Forum is a centre for dialogue across the marine planning community and offers expertise, knowledge exchange and collaboration. By addressing the complex and wide-ranging research needed to support marine planning activities in Scotland, the Forum draws diverse expertise from a variety of stakeholders.\nSpeakers and Talks\nRebecca Kavanagh (Queen\u0027s University Belfast) - Navigating ambiguity in Marine Governance: Co-existence \u0026amp; Co-Location\nKerstin Joyce (Nordregio) - How can offshore wind energy and fisheries sustainably coexist in Nordic Seas? \u2013 The Nordic Green Meets Blue project\u201d\nKirsty Wright (ScotGov) - Rationale, drivers and development of the \u0022Good Practice Guidance: Assessing fisheries displacement by other licensed marine activities\u0022\nThe talks will be recorded, however the Q\u0026amp;A and discussion afterwards is not. The recordings will eventually be on the MASTS YouTube Channel.","startDate":"2026-01-22 12:30","endDate":"2026-01-22 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/masts.ac.uk\/events\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/MASTS-logo_2.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-12-22 18:57:36","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114625","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/pmec-seminar-turbine-lander-dr-chris-bassett","title":"PMEC Seminar: Turbine Lander with Dr. Chris Bassett","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Marine Energy holds vast potential to enhance ocean sensing, but open ocean prototype testing has been limited. In 2023-2024, a multi-institutional team of researchers deployed the Turbine Lander, a compact cross-flow tidal turbine in Sequim Bay, Washington. This was the first prolonged deployment and testing of a tidal turbine on the seafloor in the Pacific Northwest.After publishing a summary of the design and lessons learned, the 2nd generation system was fabricated and tested in 2025, yielding notable improvements in performance. In this talk, Dr. Chris Bassett, a lead engineer on this project, shares his perspective on transitioning technology from laboratory to field. He\u0027ll present lessons learned, and how these informed the 2nd generation design.\nSpeaker:\u0026nbsp;Dr. Christopher Bassett has over a decade of experience leading research in ocean acoustics, engineering and marine energy. He is the CoDirector of the Pacific Marine Energy Center, and a Reseach Scientist at University of Washington\u0027s Applied Physics Laboratory-UW.","startDate":"2026-01-21 22:00","endDate":"2026-01-21 23:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/washington.zoom.us\/meeting\/register\/KClsDk8NRO68_srsxFC9MA#\/registration","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Event_flyer.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-23 19:22:48","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084202","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/medin-webinar-series-2025-webinar-6-unlocking-ocean-knowledge-global-push-better-data","title":"MEDIN Webinar Series 2025: Webinar 6 - Unlocking Ocean Knowledge: The Global Push for Better Data Sharing","eventType":"Webinar","description":"This webinar series is hosted by the Marine Environmental Data and Information Network (MEDIN), a UK initiative dedicated to improving access to high-quality marine data. MEDIN works with organisations across sectors to promote best practices in marine data management, ensuring data is discoverable, accessible, and reusable for the long term.\nThroughout the year, once per month, this series will feature one-hour online sessions led by expert guest speakers, each focusing on specialised topics not typically covered in MEDIN\u2019s regular free online workshops. These webinars are designed to support better data stewardship and highlight emerging tools, standards, and approaches in marine data.\nSessions will be recorded and made available on the MEDIN YouTube channel, creating a lasting resource for the marine data community.\nWhether you are new to marine data management or have years of experience, and no matter which sector you work in, these sessions are designed to be inclusive, informative, and accessible to all who are interested in improving the way marine data is managed and shared.\nWebinar 6 - Unlocking Ocean Knowledge: The Global Push for Better Data Sharing\n\nBoosting data sharing in the Ocean Decade - Adam Leadbetter (Decade Coordination Office for Ocean Data Sharing)\nThe Decade Coordination Office for Ocean Data Sharing is the focal point for marine data and information management in the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development. It is committed to fostering effective knowledge and information exchange, and aims to raise awareness about data sharing, capacity building and collaboration with Decade Actions and other entities. In this webinar we will introduce the work of the UN Ocean Decade and explore how there are overlaps between the work of MEDIN and of the Decade in building a community of practice for data sharing, developing guidelines and data standards, and encouraging good data stewardship practices. We will also discuss how these approaches scale into the digital ecosystem which is being built across the Decade and the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO and feed an ecosystem of observation, creation or acquisition of data to data management to forecasting and prediction to action. This work aligns with the Decade Data and Information Strategy and supports the achievement of Ocean Decade Vision 2030 goals.\n\nThe UN Ocean Decade\u0027s approach to reshaping the global ocean datascape - Pier Luigi Buttigieg (Alfred Wegener Institute)\nThis contribution will present the essence of the Implementation Plan created to follow the UN Ocean Decade\u0027s Data and Information Strategy. In its broad and deep recommendations, this plan contains a multifaceted and concrete approach for data systems around the world to follow, in order to effectively operate within and contribute to the maturation of the ocean\u0027s digital ecosystem. Including guidance on digital architectures, organisational processes, strategies, data readiness, measures to prepare for the impacts of new technologies, and core values, the Implementation Plan will serve all ocean communities in enhancing their systems while preparing for sustained and meaningful interoperation.","startDate":"2026-01-21 14:00","endDate":"2026-01-21 15:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/noc-events.co.uk\/medin-2025-webinar-series","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/MEDIN_webinar_series_2025_4.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-25 17:28:43","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2114646","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/maine-offshore-wind-research-consortium-advisory-board-webinar-0","title":"Maine Offshore Wind Research Consortium Advisory Board Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"This is a virtual meeting of the Maine Offshore Wind Research Consortium Advisory Board. The webinar will include updates from the following research groups on current projects funded through the Research Consortium:\nGulf of Maine Research Institute: assessing social, cultural, and economic impacts of floating offshore wind on fishing communities. This assessment is a follow-up to the baseline data inventory that was completed last year by Karp Strategies.Biodiversity Research Institute: collecting baseline acoustic data to understand bat species\u0027 presence and abundance in the Gulf of Maine.University of Maine: evaluating marine wildlife entanglement risks and potential debris retrieval technologies.For more information about the Maine Offshore Wind Research Consortium, please visit this page.","startDate":"2026-01-20 23:00","endDate":"2026-01-21 00:15","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.maine.gov\/energy\/news-events\/public-meetings\/maine-offshore-wind-research-consortium-advisory-board-webinar-tue-jan","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202026-01-14%20at%204.51.09%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-15 00:51:46","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2105066","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/scaling-marine-nature-markets-practical-insights-finance-regulatory-experts","title":"Scaling Marine Nature Markets: Practical Insights from Finance \u0026 Regulatory Experts","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Join ECOncrete\u0027s upcoming webinar with leading nature markets experts sharing practical insights on how evolving regulatory frameworks and blue finance models are linking ecological performance directly to investment decisions, risk profiles, and long-term asset value.\nOn a global scale, nature markets are expanding beyond carbon, driven by emerging regulatory frameworks and voluntary standards. Instruments such as biodiversity credits and mitigation banking are translating nature into measurable financial assets. Financial institutions are also increasingly assessing, quantifying, and integrating nature-related risks and opportunities into their investment strategies.\nIn parallel, maturing blue finance models are creating new opportunities for marine stakeholders, from incentives that reward performance beyond compliance to financial instruments such as blue bonds and ESG-linked loans.These developments signal a future in which measurable and reliable biodiversity outcomes reduce nature-related risks while accelerating investment and resilience across coastal and offshore sectors.\nHost:\u0026nbsp;\nDr. Yaeli Rosenberg, Head of Biology, ECOncrete\u0026nbsp;\nSpeakers:\nDr. Ruth Dagan, Partner \u0026amp; Head of the Environment and Climate Change Practice, Herzog Fox \u0026amp; Neeman\nDr. Catherine Jadot, Marine Biologist \u0026amp; Blue Finance Specialist\nSimas Gradeckas, Co-Founder \u0026amp; CEO, BloomLabs","startDate":"2026-01-20 15:00","endDate":"2026-01-20 16:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/econcretetech.com\/webinar\/econcrete-webinar-scaling-marine-nature-markets-practical-insights-from-experts\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/event_banner_0.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-01-02 17:50:52","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084572","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/wfo-global-summit-2026","title":"WFO Global Summit 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Every year, World Forum Offshore Wind (WFO) brings together high-level experts from the global offshore wind community to connect and discuss the latest developments in bottom-fixed and floating offshore wind as well as key future topics like offshore wind to hydrogen. An evening reception in a casual atmosphere offers the perfect opportunity to expand your network and get in touch with other experts from the industry.","startDate":"2026-01-20 08:00","endDate":"2026-01-21 16:00","location":"Barcelona, Spain","venue":"InterContinental Barcelona, an IHG Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/global-summit.wfo-global.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-08-18%20at%204.24.25%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-08-18 23:24:37","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084018","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2026-ieee-power-energy-society-general-meeting","title":"2026 IEEE Power and Energy Society General Meeting","eventType":"Conference","description":"The inaugural 2026 IEEE Power \u0026amp; Energy Society (PES) International Meeting (IM), will be jointly presented by IEEE Power \u0026amp; Energy Society and Research Centre for Grid Modernization at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.\nThe premier event will be held at the Kowloon Shangri-La in Hong Kong SAR, China on 18 \u2013 21 January 2026 and will kick off with the event theme: Global Power and Energy Systems Resilience: Leveraging Collaborative Expertise.\nThe IEEE PES IM will be the premier annual power and energy engineering event outside North America. It will bring together leading PES members, executives, power and energy engineers, key academics, and engineering students worldwide.\nIn a world where energy crises respect no borders and the need for cutting-edge power and energy technologies continues to expand, this event aims to unite communities across regions and provide an international forum for experts to network, promote, share, and discuss various global issues and developments in the field of power and energy engineering. It also provides a unique forum for international experts who are unable to attend the annual IEEE PES General Meeting held in North America and for all who are interested in exploring global collaboration through IEEE PES.","startDate":"2026-01-18 00:00","endDate":"2026-01-21 09:00","location":"Hong Kong Sar, China","venue":"Kowloon Shangri-La","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.pes-im.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/pes-logo_0.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-18 16:32:29","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2104949","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/labor-unions-offshore-wind-101-part-2-project-labor-agreements","title":"Labor Unions and Offshore Wind 101 Part 2: Project Labor Agreements","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) are crucial to hiring a skilled workforce for large infrastructure projects, and they have been used in the construction of multiple offshore wind farms on the East Coast. PLAs provide an avenue for state governments, organized labor, and local communities to ensure that projects are built quickly, workers are paid fairly, and local community members benefit from project jobs.\nAs a sequel to the Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA)\u2019s September 2025 webinar, \u201cLabor Unions and Offshore Wind 101,\u201d this CESA webinar will explore the role that PLAs play in the planning and construction of offshore wind projects. Presenters will discuss how PLAs are negotiated, typical PLA terms and structures, and how PLAs can promote the equitable development of offshore wind projects.\nPresenters:\nFrancis Eanes, Executive Director, Maine Labor Climate Council\nGrant Provost, Business Agent, Ironworkers Local 7; Vice President, Maine AFL-CIO\nSam Schacht, Project Director, CESA (Moderator)","startDate":"2026-01-15 18:00","endDate":"2026-01-15 19:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.cesa.org\/event\/labor-unions-osw-101-pt2\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/CESA-logo_0.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-12-22 19:39:21","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2095202","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/reviewing-phase-2-offshore-wind-integration-transmission-study","title":"Reviewing Phase 2: Offshore Wind Integration \u0026 Transmission Study","eventType":"Webinar","description":"This webinar presents findings and key insights from the Net Zero Atlantic Offshore Wind Integration \u0026amp; Transmission Study \u2013 Phase 2. The study evaluated the technical, locational, and economic potential for offshore wind development in Atlantic Canada, including optimal wind resource areas, energy yield estimates, and cost implications. It also projects offshore wind development trajectories toward 2035 and 2050, aligning resource potential with emerging market drivers.\nThe webinar will provide a high-level summary of the study\u2019s methodology, geospatial analysis, wind energy modeling, cost estimates, long-term planning, and actionable next steps for enabling offshore wind development in the region.\nLearning Objectives\nUnderstand the technical and geographical basis for offshore wind siting in Atlantic Canada\nRecognize constraints affecting feasibility, including bathymetry, exclusion zones, shipping lanes, and permitting sensitivities\nReview capacity mapping assumptions, such as turbine selection, spacing, and yield estimation\nIdentify early-stage development indicators to guide provincial and project-level planning\nInterpret how offshore wind resource potential can scale into economic deployment scenarios for 2035 and 2050\nWhy Attend\nCanada faces pivotal decisions in renewable energy expansion, with offshore wind emerging as a scalable pathway for emissions reduction and economic growth. This webinar distills complex technical studies into actionable insights for strategic planning. Participants will gain a clear understanding of offshore wind as an energy system asset\u2014including installed MW potential, cost competitiveness, and expected deployment increments\u2014and will directly benefit from exposure to analytical frameworks to support informed decision-making in energy transition initiatives.\nWho Should Attend\nProvincial and federal government agencies involved in energy planning\nUtilities and system operators\nOffshore wind developers\nTransmission planners and system engineers\nEnvironmental advisory groups and regulators\nResearch organizations and academic institutions\nIndigenous communities engaged in project-area decision-making\nAbout the presenter\nDaniela Pantoja Cabrera, Renewable Energy Analyst - Stantec Consulting Ltd.\nDaniela Pantoja Cabrera is a Renewable Energy Analyst at Stantec, supporting wind and hydroelectric development initiatives across Canada. She holds a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering from the University of San Francisco de Quito (Cum Laude), a Master of Engineering in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering from the University of Toronto\u2014where she focused on renewable energy and waterpower systems\u2014and a complementary Master\u0027s in Business Intelligence with emphasis in analytical decision-making.\nDaniela\u2019s technical experience includes wind resource assessments, hydropower refurbishment planning, and integration of large-scale renewable systems into electrical networks. She has supported multi-disciplinary feasibility analyses, geospatial constraint mapping, and project definition packages for early-stage developments. Within the NZA Phase 2 Offshore Wind Study, Daniela worked on identifying buildable offshore areas, evaluating locational constraints, applying turbine scenarios, and analyzing transmission interconnection pathways for regional deployment. 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There are multiple data dissemination pathways across the platforms with Argo float and glider data contributing to the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS).\n\nHigh Volume Data Archiving and Challenges - Monica Hanley \u0026amp; Danielle Wright (BODC \u2013 NOC)\nArchiving data can be a challenge \u0026nbsp; for both data originators and data repositories, and high-volume data can add an extra layer of complexity due to the size and format of the data. High volume in this instance is considered to be data that are above 100 GBs. The British Oceanographic Data Centre handle a few different data types that regularly fall into this category, including model outputs, geophysical and geospatial \u0026nbsp; data, and image and video data. 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The webinar is relevant to both established experts and newcomers seeking to stay informed about the latest trends in the field.\nThis collaborative session included program updates on upcoming events of interest as well as a presentation on Dr. Matthew Bryant\u0027s research group providing an update on the Coaxial Turbine testing campaign.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2025-12-09 14:00","endDate":"2025-12-09 15:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/zoom.us\/meeting\/register\/MEYbqPkGRV-V683Tz8Ke9g#\/registration","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/logo_2.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-12-12 20:09:05","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2095211","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/floating-energy-forum-2026","title":"Floating Energy Forum 2026","eventType":"Conference","description":"Join global energy leaders at the Floating Energy Forum 2026, the premier event dedicated to advancing floating energy developments. 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The meeting will take the form of short presentations and posters on any current and upcoming research\/projects, followed by time for discussion on potential collaborations.\nThe meeting is free to attend, please contact Charlotte Williams, if you would like to attend in person\/virtually.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2025-12-02 09:30","endDate":"2025-12-02 16:30","location":"Liverpool. 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Under the theme \u0022Catalysing Innovation Through Collaboration\u0022, this year\u2019s conference will highlight the critical role of cross-sector partnerships in addressing complex challenges across energy and engineering, and accelerating the journey from research to real-world impact.\nCollaborative working within academia, industry, and the public sector is core to the SPEERI mission, and this conference serves as a dynamic platform to advance that vision. Through inspiring keynotes, engaging panels, workshops, exhibitions and research showcases, participants will examine successful collaborative research, share best practices, and forge meaningful partnerships that move innovation forward. Join us as we break down silos, connect across disciplines, and shape a future where collaboration drives change.\nThe Scottish Partnership in Energy and Engineering Research \u0026amp; Innovation (SPEERI) is the strategic integration of two of Scotland\u2019s long-established collaborative Partnerships, the Energy Technology Partnership (ETP), and the Scottish Research Partnership in Engineering (SRPe), and comprises 14 Scottish Universities working collaboratively with industry, public sector and government to maximise impact in energy and engineering research and innovation.","startDate":"2025-11-26 10:00","endDate":"2025-11-26 15:30","location":"Edinburgh, UK","venue":"Dynamic Earth","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.speeri.ac.uk\/events\/annualconference2025#new_tab","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-09-18%20at%201.52.08%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-09-18 20:52:36","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084942","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2025-ieee-pes-gtd-conference-exposition-asia","title":"2025 IEEE PES GTD Conference and Exposition Asia","eventType":"Conference","description":"The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Power \u0026amp; Energy Society (PES) Generation, Transmission, and Distribution (GTD) Conference and Exposition Asia 2025 will be held from 26 \u2013 29 November 2025, at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre (QSNCC) in Bangkok, Thailand. This conference is set to be a significant milestone for professionals and experts in the fields of Power Generation, Transmission, Distribution, and Renewable Energy.\u0026nbsp;\nConference Themes:\nPower Generation\nExplore the latest advancements and innovations in power generation technologies. This theme covers traditional generation methods, innovative nuclear technologies, and future directions to ensure efficient, reliable, and sustainable power production.\nTransmission \u0026amp; Distribution\nGain insights into the future of transmission and distribution systems. Discussions will focus on enhancing grid reliability, integration of smart technologies, and the challenges and solutions related to modernizing infrastructure.","startDate":"2025-11-26 01:00","endDate":"2025-11-29 08:30","location":"Bangkok, Thailand","venue":"Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC)","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ieeegtd.org\/public.asp?page=index.asp","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-09-18%20at%202.18.19%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-09-18 21:21:01","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085530","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2025-international-conference-power-system-renewable-energy","title":"2025 International Conference on Power System and Renewable Energy","eventType":"Conference","description":"With the continuous development of the economy and the gradual improvement of people\u0027s living standards, the demand for energy has increased. How to improve the economy and environmental protection of energy utilization and ensure the security of energy supply is a common concern in the international community.\nLocated in the southernmost part of China, Hainan province is rich in renewable energy resources such as water, heat, wind and light, and has been operating as a free trade port since January 2025, visa-free for citizens of several countries. In order to promote scientific research, technological development and industry-university-research integration in the field of power and energy in Hainan Province, it is planned to hold the 2025 International Conference on Power System and Renewable Energy in Yazhou Bay Science and Technology City, Hainan from November 26 to 28, 2025, which is organized by Sanya Global Energy Research Institute, technical sponsored by IEEE PES, Hainan Institute of Zhejiang University, Zhengzhou University of Light Industry, Northeast Electric Power University, supported by IEEE PELS Chengdu Chapter, Journal of Global Energy Interconnection, Global Energy Interconnection, Asia Pacific Institute of Science and Engineering (APISE), Energy Conversion and Economics, media supported by Smart Power \u0026amp; Energy Security, Power System Protection and Control, Protection and Control of Modern Power Systems, Cyber-Physical Energy Systems, Electric Power Automation Equipment, Distributed Energy, MDPI-energies, Smart Power Research Group, SPRG, bjx.com.cn, MDPI-Electricity, New Energy Intelligent Manufacturing and Applications Professional Committee of CERS, Solarbe, AR Electrical. The conference will invite famous scholars, industry experts, R\u0026amp;D personnel from research institutions, university teachers and students in the field of power and energy at home and abroad to participate in the conference, and carry out academic and technical exchanges on the \u0022development of new power systems and green energy\u0022 to promote cooperation.","startDate":"2025-11-26 01:00","endDate":"2025-11-28 04:00","location":"Sanya, China","venue":"Thousand Cranes Sanya Yazhou Bay Int\u0027l Exchange Centre","sourceURL":"https:\/\/psre2025.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/event_banner.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-11-24 17:45:42","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085255","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/doppler-dynamics-aberdeen-2025","title":"Doppler Dynamics - Aberdeen 2025","eventType":"Workshop","description":"Join Nortek in Aberdeen for Doppler Dynamics 2025, a full-day technical event dedicated to providing in-depth, practical training on Doppler instruments and their role in the marine and offshore environment.\nDesigned for professionals working in surveying, oceanography, subsea navigation, and offshore operations, this event delivers detailed technical insights into how Doppler technology supports accurate and reliable measurements beneath the surface. Our aim is for participants to leave the session better equipped to operate and deploy DVLs and ADCPs and confidently support teams and clients who do.\nThe day will be divided into two focused sessions, each led by Nortek experts:\nNavigation and DVL Technologies (8:30-12:15 GMT\/BST)\nGain a clear, practical understanding of Doppler Velocity Logs (DVLs) and their role in subsea navigation. This session blends theory and application, covering key operating principles, configuration, integration with navigation systems, and data interpretation. Learn how to optimize performance and troubleshoot common challenges to get reliable bottom and water track results in real deployments.\nFrom Waves to Workflows: ADCP Essentials (12:15-17:00 GMT\/BST)\nExplore the operation and application of Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers (ADCPs) for measuring currents, waves, and turbulence. The session focuses on deployment setup, data quality, and integration into offshore energy, research, and marine operations. Gain hands-on insight into interpreting results and applying ADCP data to real-world monitoring and decision-making.","startDate":"2025-11-25 09:00","endDate":"2025-11-25 18:00","location":"Aberdeen, UK","venue":"Village Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.nortekgroup.com\/events\/doppler-dynamics-aberdeen-2025#new_tab","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Nortek_logo.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-27 16:59:48","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083210","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/offshore-energy-exhibition-conference-oeec-2025","title":"Offshore Energy Exhibition \u0026 Conference (OEEC) 2025","eventType":"Conference","description":"Offshore Energy Exhibition \u0026amp; Conference (OEEC) is Europe\u2019s leading annual event for the offshore energy and maritime industries, with a particular emphasis on Northwest Europe. 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Topics such as hydrogen and CCS will be covered, along with discussions on security, clean technology, and circularity.","startDate":"2025-11-25 08:00","endDate":"2025-11-26 17:00","location":"Amsterdam, The Netherlands","venue":"RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre","sourceURL":"https:\/\/oeec.biz\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OEEC-Logo.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-05-09 18:33:00","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131918","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2025-international-conference-frontiers-ocean-science-technology-icfost-2025","title":"2025 International Conference on Frontiers of Ocean Science and Technology (ICFOST 2025)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The 2025 International Conference on Frontiers of Ocean Science and Technology (ICFOST 2025) convened in Tianjin, China, from November 21-23, 2025, at the Peiyangyuan campus of Tianjin University. 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It draws on findings from the Graduate Attributes Project\u2014a multi-year study examining how CRC-affiliated PhD students are developing the skills, mindsets, and adaptability required for success across academia and industry.\nThe session will highlight how graduate attributes such as creativity, collaboration, resilience, and systems thinking are cultivated through CRC research training that connects academia, industry, and community. It aims to spark conversation on how we can further strengthen employability and professional capability among CRC PhD candidates.\nPresentation 1: Capabilities for the Future Workforce.Presented by Prof. Ruth Bridgstock, Director of Student Insights and Outcomes at Swinburne University of Technology.\nPresentation 2: Transforming the PhD learning journey: Fostering creative, agentic, resilient lifelong learners.Presented by A\/Prof. Sonia Ferns, Academic Consultant at UWA.\nPresentation 3: Insights from the Blue Economy CRC Graduate Attributes Project.Presented by Dr Glenys Oberg (UQ) \u0026amp; Melanie Fleming (UQ), and as part of the Blue Economy CRC project team.\nFollowed by a panel discussion about Building the Future Workforce, moderated by Dr Louise Adams (UTAS and Blue Economy CRC project team).\nPanelists: Sean Riley (Tassal), Dr Leteisha Prescott (Cawthron Institute, NZ), Prof. Ruth Bridgstock, A\/Prof. Sonia Ferns, Dr Glenys Oberg \u0026amp; Melanie Fleming.\nAudience Q\u0026amp;A to follow.","startDate":"2025-11-17 05:00","endDate":"2025-11-17 06:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/blueeconomycrc.com.au\/webinar-building-the-future-blue-economy-workforce","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/crc_logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-11-12 22:36:03","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083834","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/spatial-models-marine-science-using-inla-inlabru","title":"Spatial models in marine science using INLA and inlabru","eventType":"Workshop","description":"\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200bWithin ICES, a lot of data are collected on abundances of marine organisms, e.g. in trawl surveys, acoustic surveys, and visual surveys of e.g. cetaceans. Generally, these data are collected over a large number of locations, and the spatial and temporal heterogeneity of the marine habitat causes spatial and temporal variation in the observed abundances.\nAnalyses of such data may reveal abundance trends of marine populations, but the concurrent effects of abiotic factors, gear selectivity, and spatial and temporal variation is challenging. Bayesian inference by means of integrated nested laplace approximation (INLA) has proven to be a powerful numeric technique to analyse spatial and temporal variation in combination with other covariates. INLA is available as a package in R. inlabru is an extension to INLA designed to make it easier to work with spatial data and to fit models with complex observation processes.\nIn this course, we aim to teach ecologists and stock assessors how to analyse spatial data. Attendees will gain an understanding of the relevant statistical concepts\/methods and how to implement them using the INLA\/inlabru software. Examples will be based on fitting models to observations to investigate spatial and temporal correlations and possible associations with abiotic factors using real data, e.g. as extracted from the DATRAS data base.\nThe objective is to teach all participants how to independently analyse spatial data collected at sea using INLA\/inlabru and to understand the statistical underpinnings of their models.\nLevel\nParticipants should be familiar with the R environment, and general statistical approaches for modelling such as regression, analysis of covariance, and general linear models.\nMain Target Audience\nAnyone who desires to improve their analyses of data collected at sea, including those data that are used as inputs to fishery stock assessments. 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We are excited to relaunch this series following a hiatus after the last successful event in 2017. 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These webinars are designed to support better data stewardship and highlight emerging tools, standards, and approaches in marine data.\nSessions will be recorded and made available on the MEDIN YouTube channel, creating a lasting resource for the marine data community.\nWhether you are new to marine data management or have years of experience, and no matter which sector you work in, these sessions are designed to be inclusive, informative, and accessible to all who are interested in improving the way marine data is managed and shared.\nWebinar 4 - Making Marine Data Count: Archiving Biodiversity Data with the UK Data Archive for Marine Species and Habitats (DASSH) and Citing with DOIs\n\nArchiving and Publishing Marine Biodiversity Data with DASSH: Tools, Standards, and Processes - Chloe Figueroa Ashforth\nDASSH (the UK Archive for Marine Species and Habitats Data and UK Node of OBIS) is the MEDIN Data Archive Centre (DAC) for marine biodiversity data, providing tools and services to support the archiving, management and publication of long-term marine biodiversity data in standardised formats. 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DOIs provide a persistent permanent link to metadata that self describes the resource, which, in turn can be used to provide citation to resources such as journal articles, physical samples and data. Generating a DOI is a very simple process that can be used to support FAIR (meta)data however, maintaining the principles behind the DOI is a difficult and complex process, especially considering the impacts and use cases that DOIs are intended support. DOIs should support attribution of credit, traceability and transparency, which also creates a tension between the three as technology and use evolves and develops. We wish to discuss what DOIs are, how they work with citation and how they support the scientific method. 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This facilitated forum will bring together state and federal representatives, private industry, consultants, and academia to identify key policy and process needs for standardized data collection, documentation, storage, and reuse.\nAgenda will include:\u0026nbsp;\nThe latest updates from ROSA\u0027s Data Governance Program\nAttendees\u0027 considerations of how to adopt core policies for data management \u0026amp; sharing\nOutcomes from a pilot fisheries data sharing example\n\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2025-11-12 14:00","endDate":"2025-11-12 21:00","location":"Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.eventbrite.com\/e\/rosa-data-governance-in-motion-tickets-1656551061819?aff=oddtdtcreator","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-10-01%20at%2010.00.23%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-11-06 00:53:53","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2082230","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/marine-renewables-canada-2025","title":"Marine Renewables Canada 2025","eventType":"Conference","description":"Celebrate the momentum in the marine renewable energy sector with Marine Renewables Canada. Our expanded 2025 conference and exhibition will bring together leading minds from across Canada and the world to explore new opportunities and chart the future of the industry. At MRC 2025, learn directly from industry experts with an enhanced selection of MRC Member Sessions. Members will have the unique opportunity to propose and host specialized workshops. Stay tuned for a call for MRC Member Workshop Proposals in spring 2025!\u0026nbsp;As the Marine Renewables Canada annual conference grows, so do the networking opportunities! With B2B meetings, an international delegate program, and a variety of receptions and side events, MRC 2025 is your chance to build new relationships and make lasting connections to drive your business forward.\u0026nbsp;MRC 2025 will feature its first-ever full exhibition and trade show, providing organizations the chance to showcase innovations, products, and services for the marine renewables sector in Canada and beyond.\u0026nbsp;With growth in the sector driving new opportunities, MRC 2025 will dive into the latest policy and market trends, alongside technical R\u0026amp;D sessions. 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We\u0027ll be joined by expert speakers from the wind industry, civil society, and the Crown Estate as they share lessons from the UK\u0027s experience planning and consenting offshore wind projects. \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp;\nRegister now and get your questions ready on the UK\u0027s approach to nature-friendly offshore wind and grid deployment!\nRead the summary here: Country Profile: United Kingdom Factsheet.","startDate":"2025-11-12 10:00","endDate":"2025-11-12 11:15","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/offshore-coalition.eu\/event\/country-profile-webinar-lessons-from-the-united-kingdom\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/event_flyer.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-06-25 16:10:19","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083917","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/hydrogen-conference-2025","title":"Hydrogen Conference 2025","eventType":"Conference","description":"Join Wood Mackenzie from 12-13 November 2025 in the City of London for the fourth edition of the Hydrogen Conference.\nTopics being explored by Wood Mackenzie\u2019s hydrogen research analysts and industry thought leaders include:\nAnalysing hydrogen\u2019s role in decarbonising the maritime sector\nDevelopment of the ammonia traded seaborne market\nHydrogen\u2019s resilience: Delivering progress in a challenging macro environment\nChina\u0027s hydrogen strategy: Setting the pace and implications for the global market\nCan the development of transport and storage overcome offtake challenges and mitigate hydrogen projects risks?\nDevelopment of the ammonia traded seaborne market\nPower sourcing strategies for scalable hydrogen production\nHow commodity price risks, including gas\/LNG and carbon costs, are affecting hydrogen production\nElectrolyser corporate strategies: Scaling for the future in a rapidly evolving market\nExploring emissions across the hydrogen supply chain\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2025-11-12 08:00","endDate":"2025-11-13 20:00","location":"London, England","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.woodmac.com\/events\/hydrogen-conference\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/wood-mackenzie-logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-08 15:32:57","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2095180","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/acoustics-2025-sounds-sunset-coast","title":"Acoustics 2025 \u2014 Sounds of the Sunset Coast","eventType":"Conference","description":"Acoustics 2025 will be jointly held by the Australian Acoustical Society and the Australasian Chapter of Ecoacoustics between Wednesday 12th and Friday the 14th of November 2025. 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We bring together an impressive line-up of speakers to update you on their business activities, opportunities for the supply chain and how to engage going forward.\nWhy attend?\nAccess to the full two-day exhibition and programme of activities.\nRefreshments provided throughout.\nCopies of approved presentations available after the event.\nAccess to the event photographs - for use on social media\/marketing purposes.\nInvite to networking drinks reception taking place in the exhibition area at the end of day one.\nTwo days of networking with industry professionals and hand-picked VIPs.","startDate":"2025-11-05 08:00","endDate":"2025-11-06 17:00","location":"Sunderland, United Kingdom","venue":"Beacon of Light","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.offshorewindne.com\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-08-01%20at%2012.44.12%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-08-01 19:48:25","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085516","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/med-ocean-expert-workshop-environmental-impact-assessment-eia-floating-offshore-wind-grid","title":"Med OCEaN expert workshop - Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for floating offshore wind and grid infrastructure","eventType":"Workshop","description":"On 5 November, the Renewables Grid Initiative and Med OCEaN hosted an important workshop which brought experts from wind and grid industry, NGOs, TSOs, authorities, academia and consultancies, to better understand the crucial role of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to achieve nature-friendly offshore wind and grid development in the Mediterranean and adjacent Atlantic waters. \u0026nbsp;\nIn the context of EU policies pushing for accelerating energy infrastructure projects, environmental protection and restoration stay crucial. Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) are a legal and essential part of permitting for offshore wind and grid projects, helping to prevent damage to marine ecosystems and biodiversity and to mitigate potential negative impacts.\nIn the Mediterranean and Atlantic basin, the shift to emerging floating offshore wind technology calls for new standards and approaches to ensure a sound permitting process. Robust Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) and Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) can streamline permitting and strengthen EIAs, but key knowledge gaps remain on the impacts of floating technologies and how best to mitigate and monitor them.\nThis workshop examined these gaps and the evolving relationship between SEA and EIAs in the context of recent EU efforts to simplify environmental regulation for renewables. By convening wind developers, grid operators, civil society, researchers, spatial planners, and permitting experts, we explored case studies, shared experiences, and identified practical solutions in order to move towards minimum standards for EIAs in floating offshore wind and grid infrastructure projects. \u0026nbsp;\nThe objectives of this workshop were to: \u0026nbsp;\nClarify the interactions of Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) and Strategic Environmental Assessments (SEA) for Environmental Impact Assessment and national permitting processes.\nIncrease shared understanding of EIA processes and how they apply to floating offshore wind and grid infrastructure across Southern Europe. \u0026nbsp;\nExplore challenges and trade-offs between accelerating offshore wind and grid deployment while ensuring robust environmental protection. \u0026nbsp;\nIdentify and discuss common transboundary challenges and opportunities for collaboration to strengthen EIA processes regionally. \u0026nbsp;\nCollect ideas to improve EIA effectiveness and efficiency for offshore wind and grid infrastructure with nature protection in mind, particularly regarding emerging floating technologies.\nThe outcome of the discussions will be summarised in a report and published soon. 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The overall aim was to explore and address potential sources of bias and uncertainty in density estimation, focusing on level of survey coverage, detection probability and environmental influences. These topics were addressed through a series of work packages, using: simulations, real video DAS data, dive data from tagged harbour porpoise, and drone experiments with a 3D-printed porpoise decoy. Outputs include suggestions for improving DAS for cetaceans, along with an R package and web-based app for generating survey-specific estimates of harbour porpoise detection probability. The report and other outputs identify where findings are relevant only to video DAS data, or to both video and still image DAS. 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Human pressures on the seas are increasing. The demands we put on the seas need to be managed for the benefit, enjoyment and health of generations to come.\nThe Scottish Government has committed to consulting on management measures for fishing activity for inshore Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) where measures are required and are not already in place, as well as for Priority Marine Features (PMFs) most sensitive to bottom-contacting mobile fishing gear outside the MPA network. Scottish Government is aiming to hold a public consultation toward the end of 2025.\nTo support this consultation, NatureScot has provided advice to Scottish Government on marine protected areas (MPAs) and advice to support the effective management of wider Scottish seas. Nature Scot\u0027s recent advice to support management measures for fishing activity can be found on their webpage (for more details, click here). This advice is focused on a variety of fishing activities in MPAs and features sensitive to bottom contacting towed fishing gear in wider seas.\nThis lunchtime seminar will provide an overview of the upcoming consultations for MPA and PMF management measures for fishing activity. The seminar will include details of the advice NatureScot has provided to Scottish Government, examples of where measures are being proposed, and information about how to get involved and provide feedback during the consultation. There will be an opportunity for questions at the end of the session.","startDate":"2025-11-04 13:00","endDate":"2025-11-04 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.teams.microsoft.com\/event\/8adcd11a-de8f-4cb5-b00e-6215177d5b57@f85626cb-0da8-49d3-aa58-64ef678ef01a","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/NatureScot_logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-21 22:03:51","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083884","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/4th-europewave-annual-conference-2025","title":"4th EuropeWave Annual Conference 2025","eventType":"Conference","description":"Joining the OEE2025 annual conference as a side event, this year\u0027s EuropeWave annual event will feature the advancement of the EuropeWave Phase 3 projects, highlighting their current progress and key lessons learned from subsystem testing during the preparation phase for open-water deployment. 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You can join the side event as an OEE2025 participant; registration for the OEE2025 conference here.\nEmail if you wish to attend the side event only.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2025-11-04 12:30","endDate":"2025-11-04 14:00","location":"Brussels, Belgium","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.europewave.eu\/events\/europewave-oee2025","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Europewave.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wave"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-11-12 21:41:25","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2080650","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ocean-energy-europe-conference-exhibition-oee2025","title":"Ocean Energy Europe Conference and Exhibition (OEE2025)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The Ocean Energy Europe Conference \u0026amp; Exhibition (OEE2025) will take place on 4-5 November 2025 in Brussels, Belgium.\r\n\r\n\nJoin the ocean energy sector in Brussels for two days of everything ocean energy!\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nConnect and network\u0026nbsp;with decision-makers: meet high-level ocean energy professionals in the heart of Europe.\r\n\t\nGet the\u0026nbsp;latest\u0026nbsp;insights, news and information via our conference programme.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\t\nRaise\u0026nbsp;your profile: Feature your company in front of the industry and the public sector.\r\n\t\nMake the\u0026nbsp;right connections:\u0026nbsp;unrivaled access to\u0026nbsp;EU, national level decision-makers,\u0026nbsp;CEOs, high-ranking officials and innovators.\r\n\t\nMeet the\u0026nbsp;market face-to-face: find your next partner, client\u0026nbsp; or collaborator at OEE2025!\r\n\t\nShowcase\u0026nbsp;your technology and services,\u0026nbsp;maximising visibility, reach and your competitive edge.\r\n\r\n\r\n\nOEE2025\u0026nbsp;is organised by Ocean Energy Europe, the industry association representing ocean energy in Europe.","startDate":"2025-11-04 07:00","endDate":"2025-11-05 16:00","location":"Brussels, Belgium","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.oceanenergy-europe.eu\/annual-event\/oee2025\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OEE2025_Logo.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-02-13 18:23:09","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085144","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/navigating-coastal-marine-environmental-careers-explore-connect","title":"Navigating coastal, marine and environmental careers: explore and connect","eventType":"Webinar","description":"This online event brings together students, recent graduates, early career researchers, and professionals to explore career pathways in the coastal, marine and environmental sectors. Through a panel discussion featuring speakers from a range of organisations \u2013 including JBA Consulting, Local Authority Partnership Coastal Partners, and CIWEM (The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management) \u2013 attendees will gain valuable insights into sector-specific opportunities and career journeys. Following the panel, there will be a Q\u0026amp;A session and a speed-networking activity designed to spark conversation and connections.\nAn optional 30-minute workshop will be led by specialists from the University of Glasgow\u2019s Careers Service, offering practical advice on making the most of recruitment tools and navigating the job market effectively.\nThis event was developed by the Coast-R Network+ team in collaboration with practitioners who are keen to connect with the next generation of professionals. It aims to highlight career opportunities in local government, the charitable sector, and other smaller organisations that may not always offer formal graduate training programmes, but play a vital role in advancing coastal, marine and environmental work.","startDate":"2025-10-30 12:00","endDate":"2025-10-30 13:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.ukcoastalresilience.org\/navigating-coastal-marine-and-environmental-careers-explore-and-connect","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-10-14%20at%2010.03.17%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-14 17:05:03","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085096","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/conservation-fund-compensatory-mitigation-webinar-series-webinar-4-successful-project","title":"The Conservation Fund Compensatory Mitigation Webinar Series - Webinar 4: Successful Project Management: Credit Determination, Performance Standards, Monitoring, and Credit Release","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Compensatory mitigation helps conserve aquatic resources and at-risk species by offsetting permitted impacts under the Clean Water Act, Endangered Species Act, and other federal laws. 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Instructors will also describe credit release schedules and how they are related to performance standards and administrative requirements. For each topic, case studies ranging from the straight-forward to the complicated will be shared, along with lessons-learned and emerging trends from the field. 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This talk will present a spectrum of risk assessment approaches focused on potential noise impacts in marine environments and discuss the associated advantages and challenges of different approaches.","startDate":"2025-10-29 16:00","endDate":"2025-10-29 17:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/dosits.org\/decision-makers\/webinar-series\/2025-webinar-series\/webinar-archive-management\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/DOSITS_webinar_series.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-14 16:19:02","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2082770","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/acp-peak-performance-modeling-assessment-conference","title":"ACP PEAK: Performance, Modeling and Assessment Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"The ACP PEAK: Performance, Modeling \u0026amp; Assessment Conference focuses on topics related to clean energy project performance, the optimization of energy resources, data tracking, and increasing the accuracy of energy assessments, all in the context of modeling and practical innovations to improve project returns for all stakeholders. 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PREE welcomes scholars and researchers worldwide to submit papers related with power and renewable energy engineering for presentation as well as publication.\nPREE will be featured with keynote talks, invited speeches, special sessions and regular paper presentations, making it an ideal platform for people to share views and experiences in the filed of power and renewable energy engineering. \u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2025-10-28 01:00","endDate":"2025-10-31 08:00","location":"Nara, Japan","venue":"Nara Prefectural Convention Center","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.pree.net\/venue.html","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/PREE2025.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-18 16:25:41","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085248","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/energy-innovation-usa-netherlands","title":"Energy Innovation in USA + the Netherlands","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Join for expert presentations on sustainable energy technology, policy, and investment, with examples from the United States and the Netherlands. Presenters included: PacWave Marine Energy Research Center (US), SlowMill Wave Power (NL), National Hydropower Association (US), and Offshore Wind California (US).\nDiscover how the growing ecosystems in these two countries are fostering collaborations for a greener and bluer future. This will be exciting opportunity to learn and network with industry experts from the Netherlands and the USA. 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What explains these variations, and what lessons can governments draw as they prepare for upcoming floating wind rounds?\nTo shed light on these questions, Offshore Norge and Norwegian Offshore Wind have commissioned an independent analysis from TGS 4C, examining auction results from France, the United Kingdom, and South Korea. The findings will be presented in an upcoming webinar.\nAbout the ReportWhile floating wind technology continues to mature, recent auctions in France, the UK, and South Korea have delivered markedly different commercial outcomes. The TGS 4C study investigates why \u2014 focusing on how national frameworks, auction design, and risk allocation mechanisms shape developer behavior and ultimately the prices bid.\nEach country illustrates a distinct model:\nFrance has adopted a state-led framework, offering detailed site investigations, government-built grid connections, and strong weighting on non-price criteria such as environmental and industrial benefits.\nThe United Kingdom continues to rely on its market-driven two-stage model, combining site leasing with the Contract for Difference (CfD) mechanism, but places more upfront risk on developers.\nSouth Korea is transitioning from a developer-led system to a more centralised approach, with a renewable energy certificate (REC)-based structure that offers varying multipliers depending on project characteristics.\nBy comparing these systems, the report highlights how auction design, grid policy, regulatory certainty, and project risk profiles directly influence bid strategies and price formation. The insights are vital for policymakers and developers seeking to design competitive, scalable, and bankable floating wind frameworks in emerging markets like Norway.\nProgram\nPresentation of the report:\nRichard Auckland, Director of Research at TGS 4C, supported by country specialists Benjamin Swarbrick, Patrick Owen, and Jordan May.\nIndustry perspectives:\nReflections from the two consortia that have applied for Utsira Nord:Knut Vassbotn (Deep Wind Offshore) and Daniel Rogstad (Equinor).\nQ\u0026amp;A session:\nOpen questions to the TGS 4C research team.\nThis webinar will provide valuable context for stakeholders across the offshore wind value chain \u2014 developers, policymakers, investors, and regulators \u2014 seeking to understand the dynamics of floating wind auctions and the key factors that determine price competitiveness.","startDate":"2025-10-23 12:00","endDate":"2025-10-23 13:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.norwegianoffshorewind.no\/events\/webinar-floating-wind-auctions-and-cf-d-contracts-why-are-strike-prices-so-different","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-10-14%20at%209.40.29%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-14 16:41:47","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085095","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/conservation-fund-compensatory-mitigation-webinar-series-webinar-3-setting-stage-success","title":"The Conservation Fund Compensatory Mitigation Webinar Series - Webinar 3: Setting the Stage for Success \u2013 Continued: Service Area Determination and Durable Site Protection Mechanisms","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Compensatory mitigation helps conserve aquatic resources and at-risk species by offsetting permitted impacts under the Clean Water Act, Endangered Species Act, and other federal laws. 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These webinars are designed to support better data stewardship and highlight emerging tools, standards, and approaches in marine data.\nSessions will be recorded and made available on the MEDIN YouTube channel, creating a lasting resource for the marine data community.\nWhether you are new to marine data management or have years of experience, and no matter which sector you work in, these sessions are designed to be inclusive, informative, and accessible to all who are interested in improving the way marine data is managed and shared.\nWebinar 3 - Speaking the Same Language: How Controlled Vocabularies Facilitate Data Sharing and Interoperability\n\nIntroduction to controlled vocabularies and their importance in FAIR data sharing - Danielle Wright (BODC \u2013 NOC)\nAn introduction to controlled vocabularies, why they are important in describing and marking up marine datasets, and how they can be used to support FAIR data sharing. Will introduce the different methods for finding suitable vocabulary collections and concepts, either directly from the NERC Vocabulary Server (NVS), or via tools such as the SeaDataNet Hierarchical and Facet searches, and the British Oceanographic Data Centre\u2019s (BODC) vocabulary builder and vocabulary editor tools. Will also cover the different options for submitting new term requests to the BODC NVS team, such as email or Github. Will introduce some of the different marine vocabulary management communities the NVS team are involved with, such as ICES, OBIS, EMODnet Chemistry and stress the importance of collaboration and alignment to reduce ambiguity and duplication of effort.\n\nSemantic models \u0026amp; linking of NVS to other semantic web resources - Alexandra Kokkinaki (BODC \u2013 NOC)\nThis presentation introduces the semantic model underpinning the NVS (NERC Vocabulary Server), placing it within the broader context of knowledge graphs and linked data. It explores the structure and design of the NVS semantic model, alongside the various methods available for accessing and integrating its content. The session highlights key tools used to explore the model and its data, including a walkthrough of mappings that connect NVS to other semantic resources. Additionally, it showcases current collaborations with RDA groups and alignment with initiatives such as FAIR-IMPACT, illustrating how NVS contributes to and evolves with global semantic data practices.\n\nPractical guidance on SPARQL and\/or API access to vocabs - Alexandra Kokkinaki (BODC \u2013 NOC)\nThis tutorial will equip participants with the skills to access the NERC Vocabulary Server (NVS) programmatically via its APIs and SPARQL endpoint. It will provide a practical understanding of the underlying semantic model, enabling users to retrieve and integrate precisely the data they need. Whether for building new tools, enhancing existing workflows, or aligning with semantic web practices, this session will support effective and targeted use of NVS in real-world applications.","startDate":"2025-10-22 13:00","endDate":"2025-10-22 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/noc-events.co.uk\/medin-2025-webinar-series","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/MEDIN_webinar_series_2025_1.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-25 17:29:37","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085143","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/masts-aquatic-stressors-open-forum-session-seaweeds-parasites-exploring-stress-responses","title":"MASTS Aquatic Stressors Open Forum Session - From Seaweeds to Parasites: Exploring Stress Responses in Complex Ecosystems","eventType":"Expert Forum","description":"The MASTS Aquatic Stressors Forum is delighted to host an Open Forum Session with Dr Puja Kumari (SAMS, UHI) and Dr Beric M. 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Here, I am presenting some of my work on stress memory concept in red filamentous seaweed of gnus \u2018Bangia\u2019 and discuss whether stress memory can be leveraged to generate stress-resilient strains.\nDr Gilbert will present \u0022Beyond the host: Integrating ectoparasites into multi-stressor ecotoxicological assessments\u0022. Aquatic ecosystems are subjected to anthropogenic pollutants. Conventional monitoring techniques often lack the sensitivity required to detect changes before severe consequences occur. This creates a critical need for innovative, rapid and highly sensitive detection methods to safeguard aquatic ecosystem health. Organisms have been effectively incorporated and utilised in biomonitoring approaches to provide information about the types and levels of toxicants entering environments, as well as the duration of exposure. Of the various taxa utilised, parasites have attracting increased attention in this regard due to their species-, toxicant-, and environment-specific responses to different pollutants. Contrary to their typically negative connotation in human and animal health contexts, parasites exhibit complex ecological interactions that can be leveraged as sensitive bioindicators. Ectoparasites, which infect the outer surfaces of their hosts have further benefits given that in some cases they can be removed from the host without the need of euthanising the host. Additionally, to this, their sensitivity to environmental change, host and macroenvironment, position them as valuable bioindicators. However, the complexity of multi-stressor and species-specific dynamics necessitates novel approaches to their use as bioindicators.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2025-10-22 12:00","endDate":"2025-10-22 13:15","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.teams.microsoft.com\/event\/e4d9db84-c4e6-41bc-a359-f8de26c7be79@f85626cb-0da8-49d3-aa58-64ef678ef01a","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/MASTS-logo_1.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-14 17:01:41","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085141","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/behind-scenes-environmental-monitoring-marine-energy","title":"Behind the Scenes: Environmental Monitoring of Marine Energy","eventType":"Workshop","description":"\u200bOcean waves and currents are tremendous sources of energy that can improve energy security and reliability while also benefitting the ocean environment. To advance marine energy responsibly, we must understand how marine fauna and ocean ecosystems will interact with marine energy conversion devices in the water.\n\u200bThis event is a behind the scenes lab tour and presentation by some of the world\u0027s leading experts on environmental monitoring of marine energy. Leading-edge monitoring technologies will be showcased, like an integrated instrumentation system that captured footage of fish, birds, and marine mammals near a small tidal turbine tested in Sequim Bay, WA.\n\u200bDue to event space limitations, public registrations will begin to be approved on a first come first served basis October 10th.","startDate":"2025-10-21 21:00","endDate":"2025-10-21 23:00","location":"Seattle, Washington","venue":"Harris Hydraulics Lab","sourceURL":"https:\/\/luma.com\/00u12rdg","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-10-14%20at%209.27.03%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-14 16:29:14","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083811","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/world-standards-week-2025","title":"World Standards Week 2025","eventType":"Conference","description":"The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has announced dates for World Standards Week (WSW) 2025, which will be held October 21-23 at the Bethesda North Marriott Hotel \u0026amp; Conference Center in Bethesda, MD.\r\n\r\n\nThis year\u2019s events will be held in person only to foster networking opportunities, increase engagement, and support collaborations that advance the standardization community\u2019s shared goals.\r\n\r\n\nANSI\u0027s World Standards Week is the standardization community\u0027s premier annual gathering, with conferences and special events designed to inspire open dialogue about standardization and conformity assessment. Hundreds of stakeholders attend WSW each year, representing industry, government, standards developing organizations, trade associations, consumer groups, academia, and more.\r\n\r\n\nIssue-based conferences, including the ANSI Legal Issues Forum, will explore pertinent topics affecting the standardization community. ANSI\u0027s Leadership and Service Awards ceremony will take place on October 22 at same location as the WSW conferences. The awards recognize the dedication, and vision of individuals who contribute to and participate in the U.S. and global voluntary standards-setting and conformity assessment activities.","startDate":"2025-10-21 17:09","endDate":"2025-10-23 17:09","location":"Bethesda, Maryland","venue":"Bethesda North Marriott Hotel and Conference Center","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.ansi.org\/events\/standards-events\/world-standards-week\/2025","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-07-01%20at%2012.31.52%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-01 19:32:06","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084716","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2025-cesa-members-meeting","title":"2025 CESA Members Meeting","eventType":"Meeting","description":"The 2025 CESA Members Meeting is designed exclusively for representatives of CESA member organizations. This will be an intimate and confidential event, focusing on: open-ended strategizing for how states can respond to federal energy policy changes while continuing to make clean energy progress; peer networking between state clean energy leaders; and information exchange on state programs and policies. Attendees will leave the meeting recharged, revitalized, and better equipped to meet the challenges ahead.\nThe meeting agenda is being set by the CESA staff, board and members, without influence from commercial interests or advocacy groups. Meeting sessions will go from 9 AM to 5:30 PM on Wednesday, October 22 followed by a group dinner. On Thursday, October 23, meeting sessions will go from 9 AM to 4 PM. There will be an optional group dinner on Tuesday, October 21, the night before the start of the meeting.","startDate":"2025-10-21 15:00","endDate":"2025-10-23 23:30","location":"Denver, US","venue":"Auraria Campus","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.cesa.org\/event\/2025-cesa-members-meeting\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/CESA_0.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-08-22 16:59:18","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085196","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/14th-windaba-conference-exhibition","title":"14th Windaba Conference and Exhibition","eventType":"Conference","description":"Windaba 2025, returning to the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) from 21 to 23 October, taking an action-oriented approach under the theme: \u201cBreak the Gridlock! 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Windaba brings together key stakeholders, including professionals, policymakers, academics, government representatives, and civil society.\u0026nbsp;\nThe 14th annual event is the flagship event of the South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA), supported by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC).\nStepping away from the traditional focus on turbines and megawatts, Windaba will take a holistic view of wind\u2014showcasing the impact, innovations, and influence that wind energy is having in Africa and beyond.","startDate":"2025-10-21 06:15","endDate":"2025-10-23 21:00","location":"Cape Town, South Africa","venue":"Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC)","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.windaba.co.za\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Windaba_flyer.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-21 21:50:31","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085140","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/one-ocean-week-seattle-2025","title":"One Ocean Week Seattle 2025","eventType":"Conference","description":"One Ocean Week Seattle is a region-wide, international gathering of ocean leaders, innovators, researchers, startups, policymakers, artists, educators, and communities to accelerate solutions for a sustainable, inclusive maritime future.\nHosted by Washington Maritime Blue, the week features summits, cultural events, community activities, youth and workforce development programming, and global delegations \u2013 all with the aim of catalyzing the Blue Economy while leading on climate action, ecosystem health, and equity.","startDate":"2025-10-20 15:00","endDate":"2025-10-26 21:15","location":"Seattle, Washington","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/maritimeblue.org\/one-ocean-week-2025\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-10-14%20at%209.21.28%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-14 16:24:05","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083962","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/china-wind-power-cwp-2025","title":"China Wind Power (CWP) 2025","eventType":"Conference","description":"China Wind POwer (CWP), the world\u0027s premier annual event for the wind power industry, celebrates its 18th edition in 2025. Over nearly two decades, CWP has not only witnessed China\u0027s wind sector evolve from its infancy to global leadership but has also grown alongside it as a trusted partner. Recognized as the definitive barometer and benchmark of China\u0027s wind industry, CWP continues to set the agenda for technological and market advancements.\nCWP 2025 will take place from October 20 to 22 at the China International Exhibition Center (Shunyi Hall), Beijing, spanning 120,000 square meters of exhibition space. The event will comprehensively showcase the latest wind energy technologies, cutting-edge products, and high-efficiency solutions driving the global energy transition. Concurrently, the Hydrogen Energy Equipment and Fuel Cell Industry Exhibition (CWP HFC), Offshore Wind Power Engineering and Equipment Exhibition (CWP Offshore), and New Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition (NES+) will be held to promote the coordinated development of wind power and other industrial sectors.","startDate":"2025-10-20 01:00","endDate":"2025-10-22 06:00","location":"Beijing, China","venue":"China International Exhibition Center","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.chinawind.org.cn\/index_en","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/CWP25.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-11 17:20:18","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084293","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ieee-energy-conversion-congress-expo-ecce-2025","title":"IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Expo (ECCE 2025)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The five-day IEEE Energy Conversion Conference and Expo will be held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA | October 19 \u2013 23, 2025. ECCE is the pivotal international conference and exposition event on electrical and electromechanical energy conversion field. The ECCE 2025 Conference will feature both industry-driven and application-oriented technical sessions, as well as expositions. ECCE will bring together practicing engineers, researchers and other professionals for interactive and multidisciplinary discussions on the latest advances in various areas related to energy conversion.","startDate":"2025-10-19 11:30","endDate":"2025-10-23 20:00","location":"Pennsylvania Convention Center","venue":"Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.ieee-ecce.org\/2025\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-08-01%20at%202.03.03%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-08-01 21:08:13","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084995","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/maine-offshore-wind-research-consortium-advisory-board-round-2-research-projects-kickoff","title":"Maine Offshore Wind Research Consortium Advisory Board: Round 2 Research Projects Kickoff Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"There will be a virtual meeting of the Maine Offshore Wind Research Consortium Advisory Board on Wednesday, October 15 from 12-1pm. The Advisory Board will hear from awardees launching their projects this month through the Research Consortium\u2019s second round of funding. These projects reflect top research priorities identified by the Consortium Advisory Board. The webinar will include updates from:\nGulf of Maine Research Institute\nResearch topic: assessing social, cultural, and economic impacts of floating offshore wind on fishing communities. This assessment is a follow-up to the baseline data inventory that was completed last year by Karp Strategies.\nUniversity of Maine\nResearch topic: evaluating marine wildlife entanglement risks and potential debris retrieval technologies.\nBiodiversity Research Institute\nResearch topic: collecting baseline acoustic data to understand bat species\u0027 presence and abundance in the Gulf of Maine.\nAgenda\nWebinar Summary","startDate":"2025-10-15 16:00","endDate":"2025-10-15 17:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.maine.gov\/energy\/news-events\/public-meetings\/maine-offshore-wind-research-consortium-advisory-board-webinar-wed-oct","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/webinar_summary.pdf","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-17 00:21:13","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085104","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ai-biodiversity-climate-offshore-wind-industry","title":"AI for Biodiversity \u0026 Climate in the Offshore Wind Industry","eventType":"Webinar","description":"As pressure grows to accelerate offshore wind development while meeting biodiversity and environmental standards, this event will explore how AI can play a transformative role - from streamlining environmental assessments to enhancing marine biodiversity monitoring.\nThis event will bring together leading voices from across the offshore wind and environmental innovation landscape, with speakers from OceanOS, RWE, and NatureMetrics to explore how emerging technologies and evolving regulatory frameworks are reshaping the path to a more sustainable future.\nWhether through cutting-edge tools for ecological data analysis or AI\u2019s potential to support faster, more robust consenting processes, this discussion will highlight how innovation can unlock both environmental and commercial value.","startDate":"2025-10-15 12:00","endDate":"2025-10-15 22:36","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/us06web.zoom.us\/webinar\/register\/3117594107755\/WN_gIy7nes6Qoq-ZVmWOxL7SQ#\/registration","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Event_Banner.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-08 23:23:02","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085026","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/power-people-local-tools-just-wind-futures","title":"Power with People: Local tools for Just Wind Futures","eventType":"Meeting","description":"This event will be an interactive gathering of policymakers, researchers, civil society, industry stakeholders, and regional actors, all coming together to reflect on a shared mission: Accelerating wind energy deployment in a just, inclusive, and effective manner.\nOver the past three years, JustWind4All and Wind In My Backyard (WIMBY) have:\nDeveloped innovative tools and policy insights to support fair wind energy deployment.\nEmphasised stakeholder engagement and regional collaboration to ensure local voices are heard.\nAdvanced stakeholder participation and energy justice as key pillars of the green transition.\u0026nbsp;\nA part of the event will be dedicated to actively engaging all participants in interactive demo sessions, giving you the opportunity to test the tools live. In addition, a panel session will feature experts from both projects alongside external speakers, offering diverse insights and sparking discussion on key topics in wind energy.\nAt the final event, JustWind4All and WIMBY will showcase their most impactful tools, methods, and findings in a dynamic and interactive setting. You\u2019ll have the opportunity to:\nExplore Interactive Impact and Value Maps\nMeet and engage with Regional Wind Lab leaders\nDiscover the Leadership in Transitions programme and the Compass for Decision-Making tool\nTest the full Wind Energy Governance Toolbox in live demo sessions\nThis final event is your chance to connect across disciplines and sectors, exchange best practices, and contribute to the future of wind energy in Europe.","startDate":"2025-10-15 09:30","endDate":"2025-10-15 14:00","location":"Brussels, Belgium","venue":"Sparks, 60 Ravenstein street, 1000 Brussels","sourceURL":"https:\/\/justwind4all.eu\/2025\/07\/07\/save-the-date-for-our-final-event-in-brussels\/?mc_cid=c99a657305","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/WIMBY_JUSTWIND4ALL-_Joint-Event_Save-the-Date_15_10_2025-1024x256.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-01 17:09:12","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083894","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/global-offshore-wind-summit-japan-2025","title":"Global Offshore Wind Summit - Japan 2025","eventType":"Conference","description":"The Global Offshore Wind Summit-Japan (GOWS-J) is Japan\u0027s leading comprehensive Offshore Wind Power event, aiming to dramatically expand Offshore Wind Power in Japan and strengthen the country\u0027s industrial base.\u0026nbsp;\nThe GOWS-J 2025 conference will be based on the concept of \u0022The Current State of Offshore Wind Power in Japan,\u0022 and will look back on the state of domestic offshore wind power generation since the public-private cooperation conference and highlight four key current issues. 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In this talk, Dr. Frick will highlight the vital roles bats play in ecosystems across the globe providing critical services to nature and people alike. Yet, despite their value, bats remain among the least understood and most threatened mammals, facing mounting pressures from habitat loss, climate change, and disease.\nThrough science, collaboration, and community engagement, Bat Conservation International works to shift perceptions of bats from fear to fascination, while advancing solutions that protect biodiversity and promote sustainable development. This work connects to the mission of the Aldo Leopold Foundation, emphasizing how fostering a sense of awe and appreciation for the natural world deepens our connection and responsibility to conserve it. This alignment underscores the importance of emotional engagement in environmental work\u2014not just scientific understanding. A central theme of the talk will include how bats inspire action.\nDr. Frick is a central character in the forthcoming independent film, The Invisible Mammal, a documentary that brings bats\u2014and the women scientists working to protect them\u2014out of the shadows and into the public eye. By showcasing bats as charismatic, ecologically essential, and threatened with extinction, the film creates a moving narrative that builds empathy and motivates stewardship. Ultimately, Dr. Frick will make the case that protecting bats is not just a scientific imperative but also a cultural one. 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Importantly, the discussion also provided room to address key obstacles such as greenwashing concerns, verification gaps and the need for a common measurement framework.\nWith three speakers from the European Commission, the UK and Australia, we explored the EU\u2019s \u2018Roadmap towards Nature Credits\u2019, and learnt from case studies of existing nature credit schemes, including aspects such as governance structures, monitoring requirements and opportunities for NGO engagement. Furthermore, we considered the potential implications of a nascent biodiversity credit market for grid and renewable energy infrastructure planning.\nSpeakers\nDr Tim Coles OBE, Director and CEO, rePlanet, and Chair, Operation Wallacea\nTim presented insights from the UK\u2019s experience with nature credits and the methodological underpinnings of the market, drawing on his role advising the UK Biodiversity Net Gain Policy. He went on to highlight the need for robust, open-source and universally applicable metrics to ensure comparability between schemes, emphasising the role of independent verification through the Biodiversity Futures Initiative. Tim also discussed the Wallacea Trust\u2019s basket of metrics approach and explained how weighted species scoring and relative abundance measures could better capture ecological value, while balancing comprehensiveness with cost efficiency.\nPresentation: Measuring and Reporting Biodiversity\nLaura Waterford, Executive Director, Pollination\nLaura presented biodiversity credit markets from around the world and outlined international nature-positive corporate strategies. She explained the different types of voluntary and compliance markets, as well as their links with carbon markets. Laura also examined the business case for investing in biodiversity credits, including their role in mitigating nature-related risks and meeting corporate biodiversity targets. She acknowledged the ongoing controversies in the field, calling for transparency, integrity and better safeguards against greenwashing. Importantly, she highlighted opportunities for developers to use biodiversity credits within compliance schemes, particularly where carbon projects could transition into biodiversity-focused outcomes.\nPresentation: Biodiversity Markets\nHadrien Michel, Policy Officer \u2013 Biodiversity Finance, European Commission\nHadrien presented the EU Commission\u2019s Roadmap towards Nature Credits and the immediate actions to trigger, setting out the European approach to biodiversity financing. He underlined the need for private investment to complement public funding and outlined business incentives such as risk management, reputation gains and regulatory compliance. Hadrien also emphasised the importance of developing robust and practical biodiversity metrics to ensure credibility, while acknowledging barriers such as upfront costs and the proliferation of fragmented schemes. He stressed that creating common standards would be essential for the EU to move towards a functioning nature credit market.\nPresentation: EU Roadmap towards Nature Credits\nThe session highlighted both the promise and the complexity of biodiversity credits as a tool for channelling private sector investment into nature-positive action. Speakers agreed that integrity, transparency and robust measurement frameworks were critical for credibility and scalability. The discussion underscored the potential role of biodiversity credits in complementing carbon markets, while also pointing to the challenges of additionality, permanence and scheme comparability. Overall, the webinar provided a clear sense of both the opportunities and the hurdles ahead, leaving participants with a deeper understanding of how biodiversity credits might contribute to conservation, restoration and sustainable infrastructure development.","startDate":"2025-10-07 08:00","endDate":"2025-10-07 09:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.gingr.org\/post\/connecting-nature-finance","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/gingr_logo_2.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Coles-2025.pdf","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-16 17:44:40","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2082769","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/acp-offshore-windpower-2025","title":"ACP Offshore WINDPOWER 2025","eventType":"Conference","description":"Offshore wind drives economic growth and opportunity. 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It also looks into the opportunities to enhance nature when developing wind farms.\r\n\r\n\n\u200dThe 8th Conference on Wind energy and Wildlife impacts (CWW 2025) will take place in Montpellier, France, 8-12 September 2025.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThis conference will include:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nOne day of scientific workshops\r\n\t\n3 days of conference with a series of keynote talks, sessions and a poster reception\r\n\t\nA day of field trips focusing on both onshore and offshore wind, and nature heritage areas.\r\n","startDate":"2025-09-08 07:00","endDate":"2025-09-12 15:00","location":"Montpellier, France","venue":"Le Corum - Place Charles de Gaulle","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.cww2025.org\/registration","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/cww.PNG","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-11-21 18:21:22","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2075511","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/16th-european-wave-tidal-energy-conference-ewtec-2025","title":"16th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (EWTEC 2025)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The 16th\u0026nbsp;European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference will take place between 7-11 September 2025 in Madeira, Portugal. The EWTEC series are international, technical and scientific conferences, focusing on renewable marine energy \u2013 wave and tidal \u2013 which are derived from the water column in the ocean.\r\n\r\n\nEWTEC is well established among renewable energy conferences showing considerable growth since its launch in 1993. Since its inception, EWTEC has provided global focus for all activities in wave and tidal energy conversion technologies, research, development and demonstration.\r\n\r\n\nEWTEC is widely respected for its commitment to high quality of academic and industrial contributions, which are peer reviewed, delivered at the conference and published in the proceedings. 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How do these advances influence the quality of the data, how do new surveys relate to existing data, do \u2018better\u2019 surveys and possibly higher detection rates affect long-term data series?\nWe will address these questions in this webinar where we will outline how we are advancing our method for digital aerial surveying","startDate":"2025-09-04 13:00","endDate":"2025-09-04 14:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.teams.microsoft.com\/event\/371d989e-d2d2-42c3-9596-2f799dbd79ed@3ae3702f-d1c9-431f-9d17-7b1a50071353","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/download_4.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-08-22 16:09:19","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084289","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2025-international-orkney-science-festival","title":"2025 International Orkney Science Festival","eventType":"Conference","description":"Join us to explore ideas at the front line \u2013 and to explore Orkney itself. We mark the centenary of quantum theory by bringing together several outstanding people in the field \u2013 with the challenge to explain its remarkable features in a clear and fresh way.\nWe go back to the past, to the mystery of the northern origins of Stonehenge\u2019s Altar Stone and how to ship it there. We look at astronomy in an ancient Babylonian tablet and in van Gogh\u2019s paintings \u2013 and with visiting astronomers reporting on comets and auroras and the earliest stars and galaxies ever seen.\nWe travel deep in geological time, from the mountains by Berriedale and Helmsdale to the shores of Shapinsay and Hoy Sound. We hear stories from Orkney folklore of submerged forests, dated today to several thousand years ago. 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This comprehensive 3-part series provides practical, technical guidance from WEST\u2019s experts. The sessions are focused on helping participants minimize risks to protected species and avoid federal law violations, while streamlining permitting processes and implementing cost-effective data collection, biological assessment, and mitigation strategies.\u0026nbsp;\nWebinar 1: Biological Risk Assessments and Data Collection\nA forward-looking session on how to strategically minimize biological risk and data collection costs for renewable energy projects. With increasing uncertainty around regulatory expectations, this webinar explores desktop-first strategies, predictive modeling, and data adequacy to help clients make informed decisions without unnecessary fieldwork.\nLearn how WEST\u2019s tools, including the RENEW database, can support smarter Tier 1 and 2 assessments, clarify agency expectations, and reduce legal exposure. We\u2019ll challenge conventional approaches, highlight key insights on eagles and post-construction monitoring (PCM), and offer actionable steps for considering and navigating the US Fish and Wildlife Service\u2019s Wind Energy Guidelines (WEGs) and Eagle Conservation Plan Guidance (ECPG).\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2025-08-28 18:00","endDate":"2025-08-28 19:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.teams.microsoft.com\/event\/e04a5528-a17b-4946-b22c-fd8f7c60c33b@4f83a97d-54a7-4a43-b3ad-1451c96adb91","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/WEST_0.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-08-22 17:22:48","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2080691","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/wind-wildlife-webinar-series-2-boem-environmental-studies-program-bat-activity-throughout","title":"Wind-Wildlife Webinar Series #2: BOEM Environmental Studies Program - Bat Activity Throughout the California Coast and Offshore Environment","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Presented by REWI, this webinar will discuss recent updates on spatial and temporal activities of migratory and non-migratory bat species along the California coastline and offshore. This project is funded through the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM\u2019s) Environmental Studies Program.\nModerator:\u0026nbsp;Isabel Gottlieb, Senior Research Manager\/Scientist, Renewable Energy Wildlife Institute (REWI)\nSpeaker: Bethany Schulze, Biological Science Technician \u2013 Bat Projects, United States Geological Survey (USGS)\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2025-08-27 17:00","endDate":"2025-08-27 18:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/rewi.org\/webinars\/boem-environmental-studies-program-birds-bats-beyond-networked-wildlife-tracking-in-the-southern-california-bight\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/rewi_0.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Land-Based Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-08-18 23:05:28","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084714","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/den-store-energidebatten-hvordan-blir-energipolitikken-etter-valget","title":"Den store energidebatten - Hvordan blir energipolitikken etter valget?","eventType":"Meeting","description":"Utfallet av stortingsvalget kan f\u00e5 stor betydning for rammebetingelsene til offshoren\u00e6ringene den kommende fire\u00e5rsperioden. Denne kvelden samles vi for dialog og debatt med politikere om industriens utsikter og rammevilk\u00e5r.\nD\u00f8rene \u00e5pner 17:30 og debatten starter kl. 18:00. \u0026nbsp;\nPaneldeltagere:Andreas Bjelland Eriksen, ArbeiderpartietTina Bru, H\u00f8yreGeir Pollestad, SenterpartietKristoffer Sivertsen, FremskrittspartietKjartan Alexander Lunde, Venstre \u0026nbsp;Ole Ronny Koldal, R\u00f8dtHenrik Halleland, KrF\nDebatten vil bli ledet av Jonas Vikingstad, journalist i Stavanger Aftenblad\nVi har ogs\u00e5 invitert de andre partiene som i dag er representert p\u00e5 Stortinget.\nArrangementet blir streamet. Arrangementet har 18 \u00e5rs aldersgrense\nThe outcome of the general election could have a major impact on the framework conditions for the offshore industries in the coming four-year period.\u0026nbsp;\nThis evening, Offshore Norge will gather for dialogue and debate with politicians about the industry\u0027s prospects and framework conditions. Doors open at 17:30 and the debate starts at 18:00.\u0026nbsp;\nPanelists:\u0026nbsp;\nAndreas Bjelland Eriksen, ArbeiderpartietTina Bru, H\u00f8yreGeir Pollestad, SenterpartietKristoffer Sivertsen, FremskrittspartietKjartan Alexander Lunde, Venstre \u0026nbsp;Ole Ronny Koldal, R\u00f8dtHenrik Halleland, KrF\nThe event will be streamed. The event has an age limit of 18 years.","startDate":"2025-08-27 15:30","endDate":"2025-08-27 18:00","location":"Stavanger, Norway","venue":"Fishing Pier 1","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.offshorenorge.no\/arrangement\/kalender\/den-store-energidebatten2\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/image.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-08-22 16:51:59","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084325","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/importance-upstream-research-understanding-wind-energy-wildlife-interactions","title":"The Importance of Upstream Research for Understanding Wind Energy and Wildlife Interactions","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory was scheduled to host a webinar for the National Renewable Energy Laboratory\u0027s Enabling Coexistence Options for Wind Energy and Wildlife (ECO Wind) project titled \u201cThe Importance of Upstream Research for Understanding Wind Energy and Wildlife Interactions,\u201d originally planned for 26 August 2025, from 11:00am\u201312:00pm EDT (3:00\u20134:00pm UTC). The event has been postponed until further notice.\nSpeakers were set to discuss the role and value of \u201cupstream\u201d research for applied wind and wildlife issues, including a presentation on the recent publication \u201cBats Flying Through a Y-Maze Are Visually Attracted to Wind Turbine Surfaces,\u201d and another on biologically inspired warning patterns to deter birds from wind turbines, as well as modeling turbine conspicuousness using image analysis.\nStay tuned for updates on the new date and time.","startDate":"2025-08-26 15:00","endDate":"2025-08-26 16:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/National_Renewable_Energy_Laboratory_logo%5D.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Land-Based Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-08-26 00:53:53","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083752","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/wind-week-2025","title":"Wind Week 2025","eventType":"Conference","description":"Wind Week 2025 brings together four specialized, industry-leading conferences\u2014Wind Turbine Bearings, Advances in Rotor Blades, Wind Turbine Towers, and Offshore Foundations\u2014under one roof. Each event maintains its technical focus while offering participants deep insights into innovations, challenges, and solutions within their field.\r\n\r\n\nWith all conferences held simultaneously at the same venue, attendees can engage in targeted sessions and explore cross-disciplinary networking and knowledge-sharing opportunities, making Wind Week 2025 a tailored and collaborative experience for professionals across the wind energy sector.","startDate":"2025-08-26 07:00","endDate":"2025-08-28 07:00","location":"Bremen, Germany","venue":"Dorint Hotel Bremen","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.iqpc.com\/events-wind-week","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-07-01%20at%2012.50.14%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Floating Offshore Wind","Land-Based Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-01 19:50:29","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083892","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ocean-renewable-energy-webinar-series-understanding-marine-mammal-seabird-distribution","title":"Ocean Renewable Energy Webinar Series - Understanding Marine Mammal and Seabird Distribution to Inform Offshore Wind Energy: The MOSAIC Project","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Oregon Sea Grant\u2019s Ocean Renewable Energy Webinar Series highlights research exploring the environmental, social, and economic dimensions of wave energy and offshore wind energy on the West Coast. The series is designed to share science-based information, respond to community questions and interests, and support a broader public understanding of the potential effects and considerations associated with renewable ocean energy development.\nJoin for a webinar on Marine Offshore Species Assessment to Inform Clean Energy (MOSAIC), a collaborative research effort led by Oregon State University\u2019s Marine Mammal Institute. This four-year project is collecting baseline data on the distribution and density of marine mammals and seabirds in Oregon and Northern California to inform the planning and development of offshore wind energy. Dr. Dawn Barlow and Dr. Leigh Torres will provide an overview of the project\u2019s goals, methods, and preliminary findings. Their research incorporates visual surveys, passive acoustic monitoring, satellite tracking, photo identification, and genetic sampling to assess species occurrence and behavior across seasons. These data are being used to develop predictive density maps and Species Distribution Models that can support future management decisions and responsible offshore energy development.","startDate":"2025-08-20 17:00","endDate":"2025-08-20 18:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/seagrant.oregonstate.edu\/renewable-ocean-energy\/webinars","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OSU_0.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Floating Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-08-18 23:00:54","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084196","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/medin-webinar-series-2025-webinar-1-navigating-marine-data-planning-stewardship-value-medin","title":"MEDIN Webinar Series 2025: Webinar 1 - Navigating Marine Data: Planning, Stewardship, and the Value of MEDIN","eventType":"Webinar","description":"This webinar series is hosted by the Marine Environmental Data and Information Network (MEDIN), a UK initiative dedicated to improving access to high-quality marine data. MEDIN works with organisations across sectors to promote best practices in marine data management, ensuring data is discoverable, accessible, and reusable for the long term.\nThroughout the year, once per month, this series will feature one-hour online sessions led by expert guest speakers, each focusing on specialised topics not typically covered in MEDIN\u2019s regular free online workshops. These webinars are designed to support better data stewardship and highlight emerging tools, standards, and approaches in marine data.\nSessions will be recorded and made available on the MEDIN YouTube channel, creating a lasting resource for the marine data community.\nWhether you are new to marine data management or have years of experience, and no matter which sector you work in, these sessions are designed to be inclusive, informative, and accessible to all who are interested in improving the way marine data is managed and shared.\nWebinar 1 - Navigating Marine Data: Planning, Stewardship, and the value of MEDIN\n\nAn Introduction to Marine Data Stewardship and the MEDIN Framework - tbc (MEDIN)\nThis presentation provides an overview of marine data stewardship and introduces the MEDIN Framework as a foundation for best practice in marine data management. It outlines the principles of effective stewardship, the importance of standardisation, and how MEDIN supports the marine community in making data more discoverable, accessible, and reusable.\n\nData Planning and Stewardship - Monica Hanley (BODC \u2013 NOC)\nData management planning is integral to the lifecycle of data and should be done early for every project. There are a variety of ways to plan data, but important things to capture are datasets, storage size, data access restrictions, data originator, if the data should be archived; if so, where, and when. Data Management Plans (DMPs) are a tool used to document and track datasets throughout the data life cycle.\u0026nbsp;\nOnce a DMP is drafted, it should be amended or reviewed throughout the lifetime of the project. Identifying ownership of a DMP is important to encourage accountability for the data and supporting (re)use of data beyond the initial collection or scope of the project. The DMP should address if data are expected to be submitted to an appropriate archive\/repository. A DMP will also document the expectations around metadata and formats i.e. non-proprietary. Without storing the data with appropriate metadata or suitable formats there is a risk reuse of the data may be reduced if at all. Any target repository might be constrained by funder, journal or organisational requirements. Data depositors should consider and be aware of best practices for data management. Data stewards have a role in guiding best practices, but not all repositories have data stewards. Data management best practices depositors might consider are: suitable metadata, controlled vocabularies, using data access policies and licences, archive processes and applying quality control measures. These best practices aim to support reuse of data in the future.\n\nThe Marine Data Exchange: How we use MEDIN to enhance the value of our database - Harry Richardson (The Crown Estate)\nThis presentation introduces the Marine Data Exchange (MDE), outlining its origins, current role, and future direction. It then explores MDE\u2019s collaboration with MEDIN, focusing on how MEDIN\u2019s guidelines are integrated into MDE\u2019s quality assurance processes. By aligning with these standards, MDE ensures adherence to industry best practices and defines robust data requirements. The session highlights how this partnership enhances the quality, consistency, and value of marine data shared through the platform..","startDate":"2025-08-20 13:00","endDate":"2025-08-20 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/noc-events.co.uk\/medin-2025-webinar-series","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/MEDIN_webinar_series_2025.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-25 17:11:07","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083963","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/assessing-socioeconomic-impacts-subsea-transmission-cable-novia-scotia","title":"Assessing the Socioeconomic Impacts of a Subsea Transmission Cable in Novia Scotia","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Nova Scotia\u2019s offshore wind resource is a world-class asset which positions Nova Scotia to produce clean electricity on national and global scales. A potential pathway to export markets for Nova Scotia\u2019s offshore wind resource is through the development of a subsea transmission cable which would connect offshore wind developments in Nova Scotia to the northeastern USA. WSP and Power Advisory partnered with Net Zero Atlantic to deliver a study to assess the socioeconomic impacts of developing a subsea transmission cable.\nThrough this webinar, WSP and Power Advisory will present the findings of this study, including project design considerations, an offshore wind export market assessment, the additional offshore wind buildout in Nova Scotia enabled by a subsea transmission cable, and the potential project\u2019s economic impacts, trade and skills requirements, and social impacts.","startDate":"2025-08-14 16:00","endDate":"2025-08-14 17:00","location":"Novia Scotia, Canada","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/netzeroatlantic.ca\/outreach\/webinar-series\/assessing-socioeconomic-impacts-subsea-transmission-cable-nova-scotia","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Banner.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-11 17:26:20","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083973","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/primre-workshop-choose-your-own-data-adventure","title":"PRIMRE Workshop: Choose Your Own Data Adventure","eventType":"Workshop","description":"Join the Portal and Repository for Marine Renewable Energy (PRIMRE) team to learn about the data, information, and resources available on PRIMRE and provide feedback on future development. This workshop will feature three different facets of the PRIMRE:\nAI\/ML in Marine Energy: Explore AskPRIMRE, an AI-powered research assistant that can answer questions on a vast array of marine energy topics, and discuss potential applications for AI\/ML in marine energy.\nMarine Energy Software: Review several commercial and open-source software packages relevant to marine energy development and discuss future \u2018Software Demo Days\u2019 interactive sessions.\nDiving into PRIMRE: Dive deep into PRIMRE to find specific resources to support marine energy research, development, and deployment.\nEach activity will include live and interactive demonstrations to help acquaint participants with PRIMRE, its knowledge hubs, and the various pathways to data, information, and resources.\nPRIMRE is developed and managed by three U.S. Department of Energy national laboratories: the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), and Sandia National Laboratories (Sandia).\u0026nbsp;\nThe PRIMRE Workshop: Choose Your Own Data Adventure will take place at the UMERC+OREC 2025 Conference.\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2025-08-13 22:00","endDate":"2025-08-14 00:00","location":"Corvallis, Oregon","venue":"Oregon State University","sourceURL":"https:\/\/umerc-us.org\/networks\/events\/110075\/page\/workshops-and-tours","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/PRIMRE-logo-full-color_2.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-11 21:54:58","series":"False","primreEvent":"True"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084205","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/nyserda-webinar-how-offshore-wind-contributes-domestic-energy-security","title":"NYSERDA Webinar: How Offshore Wind Contributes to Domestic Energy Security","eventType":"Webinar","description":"In this webinar, Joseph Majkut with the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) will discuss key aspects of domestic energy security and how offshore wind will be an important part of a diversified energy portfolio.","startDate":"2025-08-13 17:00","endDate":"2025-08-13 18:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/nyserdany.webex.com\/weblink\/register\/r08340b5deaa269195890147536f59fda","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/NYSERDA_Logo_4_0_1_0.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-16 18:24:26","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083816","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/arendalsuka-how-should-we-recruit-train-more-people-offshore-industries","title":"Arendalsuka: How should we recruit and train more people for the offshore industries?","eventType":"Meeting","description":"On August 13th, Konkraft partners will gather in Arendal to discuss how to recruit and train more people for the offshore industries.\r\n\r\n\nMore people are retiring, but activity on the Norwegian shelf is expected to remain stable and high going forward.\r\n\r\n\nThe report Competence and restructuring in the Norwegian offshore industry highlights the significant need for more engineers and geologists in the energy industry. In addition, a full 74 percent of Offshore Norway\u0027s member companies are struggling to recruit the engineering expertise they need, according to NHO\u0027s competence barometer.\r\n\r\n\nGoing forward, it will also be important to recruit and implement skills development in the supplier industry so that activity on the shelf can be continued and competitiveness is ensured, both in existing industry and new value chains. To achieve this, the future prospects for the industry must be good while relevant educational opportunities and enough apprenticeships are offered in the industry.\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nHow can we get more people to choose to train in these key areas?\r\n\t\nHow can we recruit enough to secure and shape the future of the energy industry?\r\n\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n13. august samles vi i Arendal sammen med de andre Konkraft-partnerne for \u00e5 diskutere hvordan vi skal greie \u00e5 rekruttere og utdanne flere til offshoren\u00e6ringene\r\n\r\n\nFlere slutter for \u00e5 bli pensjonister, men aktiviteten p\u00e5 norsk sokkel er ansl\u00e5tt \u00e5 ligge stabilt h\u00f8yt fremover.\r\n\r\n\nRapporten Kompetanse og omstilling i norsk offshoren\u00e6ring, fremhever det betydelige behovet for flere ingeni\u00f8rer og geologer i energibransjen. I tillegg sliter hele 74 prosent av Offshore Norges medlemsbedrifter med \u00e5 rekruttere ingeni\u00f8rkompetansen de trenger, if\u00f8lge NHOs kompetansebarometer.\r\n\r\n\nFremover vil det ogs\u00e5 v\u00e6re viktig \u00e5 rekruttere og gjennomf\u00f8re kompetanseheving i leverand\u00f8rindustrien slik at aktiviteten p\u00e5 sokkelen p\u00e5 kan videref\u00f8res og konkurranseevnen sikres, b\u00e5de i eksisterende industri og nye verdikjeder. For \u00e5 f\u00e5 til dette m\u00e5 framtidsutsiktene for n\u00e6ringen v\u00e6re gode samtidig som det tilbys relevante utdanningstilbud og nok l\u00e6rlingplasser i industrien.\r\n\r\n\n- Hvordan skal vi f\u00e5 flere vil velge \u00e5 utdanne seg innen disse n\u00f8kkelomr\u00e5dene?\r\n- Hvordan kan vi rekruttere nok til \u00e5 sikre og forme energibransjens fremtid?\r\n\r\n\nArrangementet blir streamet","startDate":"2025-08-13 12:00","endDate":"2025-08-13 12:45","location":"Arendal, Norway","venue":"Madam Reiersen","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.offshorenorge.no\/arrangement\/kalender\/arendalsuka-hvordan-skal-vi-rekruttere-og-utdanne-flere-til-offshorenaringene\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-07-01%20at%2012.19.23%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-01 19:19:37","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083760","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/environmental-effects-grid-marine-energy","title":"Environmental Effects of Off-Grid Marine Energy","eventType":"Workshop","description":"Ocean Energy Systems (OES-E)-Environmental hosted a workshop as part of the 2025 Ocean Renewable Energy Conference (OREC) conference on 12th August 2025 on \u0022Environmental Effects of Off-Grid Marine Renewable Energy\u0022. The workshop aimed to engage Marine Renewable Energy (MRE) researchers, students, technology and project developers, consultants, and other industry proponents to discuss the potential environmental effects of off-grid MRE devices.\nMost environmental research and monitoring for MRE devices have sought to understand effects that will drive permitting and licensing decisions for large, utility-scale projects. However, many near- and long-term uses of MRE will be to power remote coastal and island communities via distributed technologies, or to provide power at sea for offshore aquaculture, ocean observations, and other uses. There has been little focus on the potential environmental effects for these increasingly more common off-grid uses. The smaller MRE devices required for these applications are likely to have different, and possibly lower, environmental effects than large-scale MRE projects. Collecting and disseminating research on these risks can be key to reducing uncertainty and progressing the industry.\nThe workshop consisted of a presentation on current OES-Environmental research and an overview of two hypothetical use cases created to be informative to non-experts and trigger dialogue, followed by breakout group discussions:\nTidal energy to power the remote community of Stuart Island, Washington, U.S.\nWave energy to power a coastal weather observation buoy in Shelikof Strait, Alaska, U.S.\nAgenda\nIntroduction to OES-Environmental\nOverview of off-grid MRE and the environmental effects of MRE\nOverview of hypothetical off-grid use cases\nBreakout group discussions\nPresentation\nWorkshop report","startDate":"2025-08-12 17:00","endDate":"2025-08-12 19:00","location":"Corvallis, Oregon","venue":"LaSells Stewart Center, Oregon State University","sourceURL":"https:\/\/form.jotform.com\/251387649998179","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/PNNL-OES-Environmental-Logos.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OREC25_OES-E_workshop_slides_Tethys.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal","Wave"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-10-06 19:00:14","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2080390","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/orecumerc-2025-conference","title":"OREC\/UMERC 2025 Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"The Ocean Renewable Energy Conference (OREC) is once again teaming up with the University Marine Energy Research Community (UMERC) Conference, to provide an energizing slate of sessions and events focused on marine energy in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. OREC\/UMERC 2025 will take place at Oregon State University in Corvallis, August 12\u201314, 2025. More information regarding travel and registration support, agenda, etc., will be added soon.","startDate":"2025-08-12 16:00","endDate":"2025-08-15 00:00","location":"Corvallis, United States of America","venue":"LaSells Stewart Center, Oregon State University","sourceURL":"https:\/\/umerc-us.org\/events\/110075","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/UMERC_25.PNG","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":["UMERC"],"modifiedDate":"2025-11-23 00:39:16","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2081112","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/155th-american-fisheries-society-meeting-2025-black-bass-symposium","title":"155th American Fisheries Society Meeting and 2025 Black Bass Symposium","eventType":"Conference","description":"The 2025 Black Bass symposium will be held over four days in conjunction with the 155th American Fisheries Society Annual Meeting.The objectives of this symposium are to:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nDefine the state of the science concerning black bass and assess the progress made since 1975 and 2000;\r\n\t\nDiscuss ideas for how to improve the management and conservation of black bass;\r\n\t\nIdentify current and potential issues that need to be addressed in the near and distant future;\r\n\t\nFacilitate new partnerships to address those issues.\r\n\r\n\r\n\nThis symposium will be a confluence of all groups that are invested in the future health of black bass. There will be a variety of ways for people to participate. Attendance at the BB2025 Symposium will be open to all full-time registrants for the annual AFS meeting. Registration to the AFS Meeting will allow access to all BB2025 symposium sessions and events. One-day registration to attend the BB2025 for a single day will also be possible. 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He emphasised IUCN\u2019s commitment to nature-positive solutions in the deployment of offshore wind and reflected on Australia\u2019s role in reaching climate and biodiversity goals.\nFollowing this, Professor Sven Teske from the Institute for Sustainable Futures (UTS) presented a comprehensive analysis of Australia\u2019s offshore wind potential, its possible future contribution to power generation, and favourable locations for offshore wind farms from both technical and economic perspectives. He explored how spatial optimisation could guide the development of offshore wind in ways that are efficient, fair, and aligned with climate and biodiversity goals. Focusing on Australia\u2019s coastal regions, particularly those with existing or retiring coal infrastructure, Professor Teske outlined the strategic benefits of collocating offshore wind near established grid assets. He also shared insights into how good planning could reduce costs, accelerate deployment, and support regional communities.\nThis session aligned closely with the vision behind GINGR, a platform designed to help measure progress toward a Nature- and People-Positive energy system. Together, technological innovation and performance metrics supported the deployment of offshore wind projects that were not only technically sound but also contributed positively to biodiversity and local communities.\n\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2025-07-02 11:00","endDate":"2025-07-02 12:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.gingr.org\/post\/locating-offshore-wind-in-australia","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/gingr_logo_1.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Teske-2025.pdf","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-16 17:46:40","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2080542","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/12th-primare-conference","title":"12th PRIMaRE Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"The University of Bristol\u2019s CADE school of Engineering is pleased to be hosting the 12th PRIMaRE conference on 2-3 July 2025. 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Approaches to sustainably manage the coastal zone increasingly seek to provide co-benefits such as risk mitigation, climate regulation, biodiversity gain, and supporting coastal community resilience. These require working across sectors and disciplines to better manage the UK coast in a changing climate.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\r\nThe second UK Coastal Research Conference will be held in Liverpool 1st - 3rd July 2025 and welcomes all those with an interest in UK coastal science, including academia, policy makers, practitioners and industry professionals. 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With decision-making representatives from across the entire energy ecosystem, collaborate on the strategies needed to futureproof your low-carbon business model and meet the world\u2019s ever-growing energy demands.\r\n\r\n\nContact Emily at\u0026nbsp;Emily.Smith@thomsonreuters.com\u0026nbsp;to find out more about attending.","startDate":"2025-06-25 12:00","endDate":"2025-06-26 21:00","location":"New York, United States","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.reutersevents.com\/energy-transition\/global-energy-transition-new-york","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Reuters_Events.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-02-15 01:18:43","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085373","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/monitoring-biodiversity-sea-advancing-nature-positive-offshore-wind-development","title":"Monitoring Biodiversity at Sea: Advancing Nature-Positive Offshore Wind Development","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Speakers \u0026amp; Presentations\nDr. PJ Stephenson, IUCN SSC Species Monitoring Specialist Group, University of Lausanne\nPresentation: Biodiversity Monitoring for Offshore Wind Energy\nChristiaan van Sluis, The North Sea Foundation, The Rich North Sea program\nPresentation: Monitoring to Advance Nature-Positive Offshore Wind Development\nPeng Zhao, Associate Professor, Hainan University\nPresentation: Animal Remote Sensing Supports Antarctic Marine Protected Areas Zoning\nUmberto Binetti, Marine Biodiversity Expert, RWE Offshore Wind\nPresentation: Driving Monitoring Forward - The Industry Perspective\nAnnika Lilliestam, Coordinator - GINGR (Moderator)\nAs offshore wind energy expanded globally, the need for robust, standardised biodiversity monitoring became increasingly urgent. Monitoring marine biodiversity was essential for understanding and mitigating the impacts of offshore infrastructure on nature and supporting evidence-based decision-making, fostering regulatory alignment, and ensuring that the energy transition was ecologically responsible.\nThis 90-minute GINGR webinar, organised in collaboration with IUCN, OCEaN, and RGI, explored emerging approaches to biodiversity monitoring in the context of offshore wind and grid development. The session opened with a keynote from Dr PJ Stephenson, who discussed the challenges and opportunities of standardising biodiversity monitoring, as well as innovative technologies and frameworks shaping the future of data collection for marine species. As the author of GINGR\u2019s recent publication on this topic, Dr. Stephenson\u2019s presentation also touched on the paper\u2019s key conclusions.\nThe webinar featured regional case studies from the North Sea and Asia, offering practical insights into how different regulatory contexts influenced monitoring approaches and how methodologies were adapted to local ecological conditions and applied by industry. Speakers highlighted lessons learned, best practices, and strategies for harmonising biodiversity monitoring in different regions and across borders.\nParticipants were invited to engage in this timely discussion on advancing biodiversity monitoring to support a Nature-Positive energy transition. 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These dynamic zones are the lifeblood of marine ecosystems, providing nurseries for ecologically and commercially important species, regulating climate through carbon capture and storage, and supporting livelihoods through fishing, tourism, energy and commerce. Observing these vibrant waters fosters deeper understanding that promotes resilience through sustainable management practices, protecting coasts and our coastal communities, and supports our future wellbeing and cultural heritage.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThe rapid pace of innovation in marine autonomy creates an opportunity to transform how we measure and monitor inshore and coastal waters using more affordable and sustainable technologies. It also unlocks the potential of better integration of oceanographic research and statutory monitoring infrastructure across inshore, coastal and open waters. 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The recent ScotWind leasing round has set the scene for development in deeper North Sea waters. These deeper (\u0026gt;60 m) shelf seas are less dynamic than the shallower nearshore environment and undergo seasonal stratification, which in turn triggers the development of fronts, the spring plankton bloom, and enhances primary productivity across the shelf seas. Offshore wind farms structures could enhance vertical mixing though turbulence production, which has the potential to change shelf sea stratification. This brief introduction will set the scene for the open forum session exploring anthropogenic energy in the marine environment.\r\n\r\n\nEnergy Pollution by Ships\r\nSpeaker: Dr Momchil Terziev (NEHM Forum Steering Group; University of Strathclyde)\r\n\r\n\nShips interact with the marine environment in a variety of ways including physical and chemical pollution. 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However, that is almost always impractical and therefore various array designs that leave \u201cgaps\u201d are proposed. Currents tend to avoid the turbines and pass through the gaps reducing efficiency. Array efficiency can be improved by obstructing flow through the gaps. To maintain navigation and migration, obstruction by roughening the seabed is the most likely option; this leads to \u201cFLAIR\u201d as a concept. The physical concept is quite simple, the practical and social parts are far more difficult! Roughening can be in the form of large solid objects or debris such as concrete or scrap metal, or can be through deliberate cultivation of seabed flora such as kelp. \u0026nbsp;In either case, the approach may be antagonistic to conservation legislation, though in one sense this is perverse since without FLAIR the flow in the gaps (and therefore, \u201cthe environment\u201d) will be altered by the array. 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Experts from government, industry, and conservation shared insights on how MSP can support Nature-Positive and People-Positive outcomes, building on GINGR\u2019s recent publication on this topic.\nThe webinar featured an engaging discussion on how Maritime Spatial Planning can serve as a strategic tool for stakeholder engagement, cross-border cooperation, and effective data management to support responsible offshore wind development and promote sustainable, equitable outcomes within countries and across regions.\nThis session provided valuable insights into the role MSP can play in integrating energy and nature, and how it can ensure that offshore wind development aligns with environmental sustainability and social equity. By examining best practices, governance structures, and cross-sectoral interactions, the webinar explored how MSP can drive responsible decision-making and foster greater collaboration among policymakers, civil society, industry leaders, and conservation experts.\nThis webinar was a virtual side event for the 2025 United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice. It was organised in collaboration with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Offshore Coalition for Energy and Nature (OCEaN), and the Renewables Grid Initiative (RGI).\nRelevant Publications\nMaritime Spatial Planning: Discussion paper on leveraging Maritime Spatial Planning for Nature-Positive offshore wind development. PDF\nChecklist on Nature and People-Positive Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP). 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The expert forum was hosted by OES-Environmental and included a presentation of OES-Environmental\u2019s risk retirement framework, which provided an overview of the current status of risk retirement for key environmental interactions, the risk retirement pathway and case studies, the data transferability process, and BMPs for applying risk retirement. Poll Everywhere was used to gather feedback on risk retirement and data transferability, and a Canva collaborative whiteboard was used to gather feedback on BMPs for applying risk retirement. This expert forum was invitation-only.\u0026nbsp;\nThe presentation slides and a summary of the expert forum discussion, including feedback on risk retirement and the BMPs, can be found below.\u0026nbsp;\nPresentation Slides\nSummary","startDate":"2025-06-11 15:00","endDate":"2025-06-11 16:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OES-E_logo.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Risk_Retirement_Expert_Forum_Summary_June-2025_Tethys_Final.docx.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal","Wave"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-02 15:12:51","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083813","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/sustainable-management-uk-marine-resources-smmr-webinar-marine-planning-process-united","title":"Sustainable Management of UK Marine Resources (SMMR) Webinar: \u0022Marine Planning Process in the United Kingdom\u0022","eventType":"Webinar","description":"This month Gina Yannitell Reinhardt and Pat Danahey Janin, from the University of Essex (Department of Government) will give an insight into:\r\n\r\n\nStakeholder perceptions of the Marine Planning Process in the United Kingdom: 4 Case Studies\r\n\r\n\nStakeholder engagement is presented as key to all stages of the marine planning process from setting priorities to evaluating and choosing plan options, to enforcement and finally to assessing overall effectiveness.1 \u0026nbsp;Stakeholders who are involved in the elaboration of marine plans are more likely to support, engage with, or follow the rules established through this process.2 This research draws on 71 stakeholder interviews that accompanied a survey on marine values, preferences and trade-offs carried out within the framework of the multidisciplinary Marine Spatial Planning Addressing Climate Effects project (MSPACE). A qualitative thematic analysis of stakeholder perceptions of marine planning stakeholder engagement across the four UK nations (Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England) brings forth the lived stakeholder experience of the iterative and on-going engagement process.\r\n\r\n\nOur research reveals the influence governance structures have on the stakeholder engagement process itself affecting the stakeholders\u2019 perception of strategic coherence around marine management, bureaucratic processes, internal and external strains on the activity and funding levels for management and monitoring. While the UK stakeholders interviewed appreciate the opportunity to participate and acknowledge the evidence-based process and efforts, they do not think stakeholder engagement is working across the board for all actors. Key areas of concern lie within the process itself, the variable levels of engagement, the risk and arbitration of conflict, and limited resources. This study illustrates the importance of overall governance structures and the variability of stakeholder engagement across nations with particular contextual challenges in stakeholder engagement for each nation case.","startDate":"2025-06-11 11:00","endDate":"2025-06-11 12:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/us02web.zoom.us\/meeting\/register\/I7IT-ERKTc24EAfMImZKgQ#\/registration","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-07-01%20at%2012.21.06%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-01 19:21:16","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083509","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/marine-measurement-forum-68","title":"Marine Measurement Forum 68","eventType":"Expert Forum","description":"The Marine Measurement Forum (MMF) is a series of one-day, non-profit making events that has been running since 1983 which provides excellent opportunities for networking and the informal exchange of ideas, knowledge, techniques and developments across an extensive range of marine scientific measurement activities. During an MMF \u2018day\u2019 a series of short presentations on diverse marine measurement topics are interspersed with refreshment breaks that offer delegates the chance to network with like-minded colleagues. Attendees typically include scientists, surveyors, engineers and business people from a variety of organisations including research centres, academia, manufacturers, defence organisations, survey companies, consultancies, monitoring authorities, dredging companies, port authorities, energy companies and trade associations","startDate":"2025-06-11 08:00","endDate":"2025-06-11 15:00","location":"Surrey, England","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.tickettailor.com\/events\/oceanwiseltd\/1579098","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/images.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-05-16 17:38:18","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083600","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/etip-ocean-webinar-moorings-foundations-cabling","title":"ETIP Ocean Webinar: Moorings, Foundations, and Cabling","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Moorings, foundations, and cabling are critical components of wave and tidal energy systems, accounting for a substantial share of project costs. Unlike offshore wind or oil and gas, ocean energy devices often require smaller but more numerous anchoring systems per megawatt of power. Given the smaller, more densely put devices with moving parts under water and sometimes dynamic cables, the cabling of ocean energy devices can also be more complicated than for other offshore uses. This introduces unique engineering, logistical, and cost challenges for both tidal and wave technologies.\r\n\r\n\nIn this webinar, we will explore the current state of moorings, foundations, and cabling in ocean energy, including the specific demands of floating and bottom-fixed devices. We\u2019ll look at how innovations in anchoring solutions, installation techniques, and vessel use are shaping the sector, and discuss how tailored approaches can reduce costs and improve performance.\r\n\r\n\nThe webinar will start with a brief introduction from Pablo Ruiz-Minguela about the research priorities identified in these fields in ETIP Ocean\u0027s Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda.\u0026nbsp;Afterwards the speakers will be:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nNicolas Ruiz, France Energies Marines\r\n\t\nRaphael Coquet, Hydroquest\r\n\t\nAlexandre Pichard, Carnegie Clean Energy\r\n","startDate":"2025-06-10 13:00","endDate":"2025-06-10 14:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/us06web.zoom.us\/webinar\/register\/WN_DnL1uvVmSaeicU8W3KuYYg","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ETIP.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-01 19:59:08","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083749","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/31st-annual-underwater-technology-conference-utf","title":"31st Annual Underwater Technology Conference (UTF)","eventType":"Conference","description":"UTF (Underwater Technology Foundation) and GCE Ocean Technology are the hosts of the 31th annual Underwater Technology Conference (UTC) at USF Verftet in Bergen, Norway 10-12 June 2025. More than 500 delegates and 30 exhibitors from around the globe are expected to be present.\r\n\r\n\nUTC is considered by many to be the best underwater technology conference worldwide. Here, new contacts are created, knowledge is shared, and important relations and network cultivated. UTC is where innovation is introduced and where the spark for further cooperation and new technology solutions is lit.","startDate":"2025-06-10 06:30","endDate":"2025-06-12 15:20","location":"Bergen, Norway","venue":"USF Verftet","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.utc.no\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/UTC_logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-01 19:53:53","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2082226","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2025-united-nations-ocean-conference","title":"2025 United Nations Ocean Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"The high-level 2025 United Nations Conference to Support the Implementation of Sustainable Development Goal 14: Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development (the 2025 UN Ocean Conference) will be co-hosted by France and Costa Rica and held in Nice, France, from 9 \u2013 13 June 2025.\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\nThe overarching theme of the Conference is \u201cAccelerating action and mobilizing all actors to conserve and sustainably use the ocean\u201d. The Conference aims to support further and urgent action to conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development and identify further ways and means to support the implementation of SDG 14. It will build on existing instruments to form successful partnerships towards the swift conclusion and effective implementation of ongoing processes that contribute to the conservation and sustainable use of the ocean.\r\n\r\n\nThe Conference will involve all relevant stakeholders, bringing together Governments, the United Nations system, intergovernmental organizations, international financial institutions, other interested international bodies, non-governmental organizations, civil society organizations, academic institutions, the scientific community, the private sector, philanthropic organizations, Indigenous Peoples and local communities and other actors to assess challenges and opportunities relating to, as well as actions taken towards, the implementation of Goal 14.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\nThe Conference will build on the previous UN Ocean Conferences, hosted by Sweden and Fiji in 2017 in New York and by Portugal and Kenya in 2022 in Lisbon.","startDate":"2025-06-09 07:00","endDate":"2025-06-13 17:00","location":"Nice, France","venue":"TBD","sourceURL":"https:\/\/sdgs.un.org\/conferences\/ocean2025","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-03-26%20at%205.16.09%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-03-27 00:22:12","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131171","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/5th-international-symposium-frontiers-offshore-geotechnics-isfog","title":"5th International Symposium on Frontiers in Offshore Geotechnics (ISFOG)","eventType":"Conference","description":"Discover the forefront of offshore geotechnics at the 5th International Symposium on Frontiers in Offshore Geotechnics (ISFOG) hosted by the University Gustave Eiffel in Nantes, France, from June 9-13, 2025.\nJoin industry leaders, researchers, and experts for an unparalleled experience, building on the success of our previous symposiums in Austin, Texas (2022), Oslo, Norway (2015) and Perth, Australia (2005, 2010). With the support of the ISSMGE, represented by the French committee in Soil Mechanics (CFMS), this event is organized by a French mirror group of the TC209 and will provide a global perspective on offshore geotechnics.\nISFOG 2025 will highlight cutting-edge technologies, with a spotlight on the evolving landscape of offshore renewables, including the shift to floating wind farms. Explore geotechnical challenges faced by both the oil and gas and wind industries, with insights delivered by a distinguished speaker in the 7th Honorary McClelland lecture.","startDate":"2025-06-09 07:00","endDate":"2025-06-13 15:00","location":"Nantes, France","venue":"La Cit\u00e9 Nantes Congress Centre","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.asconnect-evenement.fr\/congres\/isfog2025-univ-gustave-eiffel\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ISFOG_2025.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-03-14 00:19:28","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083719","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2025-spring-seminar-series-marine-energy-infrastructure-governance-electrification","title":"2025 Spring Seminar Series: Marine energy and infrastructure, governance and electrification challenges facing coastal communities","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Marine renewable energy offers many opportunities for coastal communities, especially in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Those opportunities exist in the broader contexts of challenges in those communities related to energy infrastructure, governance and uncertain future needs.\r\n\r\n\nIn her presentation titled \u201cMarine energy and infrastructure, governance and electrification challenges facing coastal communities,\u201d Ali Trueworthy, post doctoral research associate at the\u0026nbsp;Pacific Northwest National Lab, will draw from her research with communities who are working toward building more reliable and resilient energy systems to highlight some of the current challenges. She will discuss ways of considering and integrating the broader context into research and thinking about marine renewable energy.\r\n\r\n\nThe presentation is part of a three-seminar series on marine energy and rural electrification. The series, co-sponsored by the Alaska Center for Energy and Power and the Pacific Marine Energy Center, explores perspectives on rural electrification and community priorities, co-development and governance through the lens of marine energy, including riverine and coastal wave energy.","startDate":"2025-06-05 22:00","endDate":"2025-06-05 23:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/washington.zoom.us\/j\/94696819332#success","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-07-01%20at%2012.57.38%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-07-01 19:57:51","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2131977","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/software-demo-days-mbari-wec","title":"Software Demo Days: MBARI-WEC","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The Portal and Repository for Information on Marine Renewable Energy (PRIMRE), in partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy\u0027s Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO), hosted an invite-only Software Demo Days series to showcase marine energy software and encourage cross-collaboration among software developers.\nMBARI-WEC (Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute Wave Energy Converter) is a simulator that provides the same interface as the real hardware on the MBARI-WEC device, allowing projects the ability to develop and test their work independently, before deployment on the real system.","startDate":"2025-06-04 18:00","endDate":"2025-06-04 19:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/PRIMRE-Logo_5.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-05-30 02:10:04","series":"False","primreEvent":"True"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083558","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/strategic-offsetting-achieving-net-positive-impacts-offshore-wind-energy-seabirds","title":"Strategic Offsetting: Achieving Net Positive Impacts of Offshore Wind Energy on Seabirds","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Overcoming the climate and biodiversity crises will require creative solutions and strategic policies. Offshore wind energy development is a major component of global renewable energy strategies, and its deployment is accelerating worldwide. However, if not implemented carefully, offshore wind energy development may also pose immediate threats to wildlife. Numerous discussions are underway to determine how offshore wind energy can be developed in a way that benefits biodiversity, but answering that question effectively at scale requires targeted interventions for impacts to particular taxa.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nTo develop offshore wind energy responsibly, it is crucial to implement a comprehensive mitigation hierarchy that effectively addresses cumulative impacts via avoidance, minimization, and offsetting (i.e., compensation for residual impacts via reduction of alternate threats to populations).\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nJoin us to explore existing approaches to offset for impacts to marine birds, and to discuss needs for offsetting strategies to simultaneously facilitate renewable energy development and biodiversity conservation.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThis webinar is delivered by the GINGR Technical Working Group on Metrics in association with The Biodiversity Consultancy, IUCN and the University of California - Santa Cruz. 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The seminar is free and open to everyone, but participants pay for their own accommodation and day pack.","startDate":"2025-06-04 09:00","endDate":"2025-06-05 10:00","location":"Haugesund, Norway","venue":"Quality Hotel Maritim","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.offshorenorge.no\/arrangement\/kalender\/fisk-og-havvind\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-04-11%20at%2010.07.13%E2%80%AFAM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-04-11 17:15:35","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2082830","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/seascape-symposium-ii-reconnecting-seascape","title":"Seascape Symposium II: Reconnecting the Seascape","eventType":"Conference","description":"In June 2025, the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) will hold a second symposium, \u201cReconnecting the Seascape\u201d, in collaboration with the University of Portsmouth and the University of Edinburgh. 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There are numerous methods being used to estimate thresholds which can result in inconsistent interpretations of what is defined as \u2018good\u2019. Simultaneously, despite a range of methods being available, there are a lack of thresholds in place for many ecosystem components, which means that full ecosystem assessments are often not completed. A framework for setting reliable, accurate thresholds, consistently across different marine indicators and robustly in the face of limited data, is needed to fill these gaps.\r\n\r\n\nTo inform this framework, the statistical robustness of four methods for setting thresholds for good status were evaluated using simulated indicator data, to determine the impact of limited data on thresholds using different methods. The most statistically robust and reliable methods for setting thresholds were carried forward and applied to empirical datasets to estimate thresholds and outline an approach for determining the probability of a system being in good status for different marine systems, using minimally impacted reference conditions. Finally, a structured expert elicitation approach (IDEA protocol) was used to determine how expert opinion could be used in a structured format to estimate thresholds for good status and evaluate the robustness of this method in place of quantitative approaches. 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To meet the growing emphasis on sustainability and environmental responsibility, offshore wind farms are gaining momentum. The event aims to rings together global stakeholders to explore best practices and new technologies in driving the industry forward. \u0026nbsp;\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nKey Themes Explored at Offshore Wind:\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nOffshore Wind\u0027s Role in the Energy Transition\r\n\t\nLocal Content \u0026amp; Supply Chain Localisation\r\n\t\nTechnology Innovations and Standardisation\r\n\t\nFinancing and Investment Strategies\r\n\t\nProject Development and Execution\r\n\r\n\r\n\nContact us at enquiry@iqpc.com.sg for more information!\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2025-04-22 02:00","endDate":"2025-04-25 07:15","location":"Singapore","venue":"Amara Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.iqpc.com\/events-events-offshore-wind","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/IQPC_OffshoreWind.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-02-21 19:03:11","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2082705","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/80th-annual-northeast-fish-wildlife-conference","title":"80th Annual Northeast Fish and Wildlife Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"The annual Northeast Fish \u0026amp; Wildlife Conference attracts over 500 natural resources professionals in the fields of wildlife biology, fisheries and fisheries management, outreach and education, and law enforcement. 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This symposium will bring together ocean energy leaders, decision-makers and researchers from all corners of the globe for a rich and exciting program of sessions, workshops, networking opportunities, technical lab visits and an insight into India\u2019s rapidly evolving ocean energy activities.\r\n\r\n\nThe symposium will consist of keynote addresses, invited talks from eminent speakers. Also, this symposium will have a Drawing Competition for school students and a Poster Presentation Competition for college students.\r\n\r\n\nDetails about the competitions and submission of entries are provided on the\u0026nbsp;Registration page. The last date for registration is 20 February 2025.\r\n\r\n\nSymposium Themes:\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n1. Energy from Thermal Gradient\r\n\u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp;i. OTEC\r\n\u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp; \u0026nbsp;ii. Thermal Desalination\r\n\r\n\n2. Tidal\/Hydrokinetic Energy\r\n\r\n\n3. Wave Energy\r\n\r\n\n4. Offshore Wind Energy\r\n\r\n\n5. 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The first APEC was in April of 1986 at the Fairmont Hotel in New Orleans, Louisiana with 34 technical papers, 6 seminars, a panel discussion on the future of power electronics, 20 exhibitors, and had 250 attendees. Forty years later, APEC has grown to over 6,000 attendees, with over 750 technical presentations, 18 professional education seminars, and a three-day exposition with over 300 exhibitors.\u0026nbsp;\nThere are some program changes for APEC 2025 I would like to highlight. On Monday, before the Plenary Session, there will now be a new Dialogue Preview Session of selected technical papers from the Thursday Dialogue Sessions. This will be a good opportunity for the attendees to \u201ctaste\u201d the 14 different flavors of APEC\u2019s power electronic tracks and interact with the authors. In honor of Tony O\u2019Gorman, who will forever be a friend of APEC, this session for APEC 2025 will be dedicated to him. The opening Plenary Session has also been shortened to four invited speakers. On Thursday, there will no longer be any afternoon sessions.\u0026nbsp;\nThe rest of the traditional program remains. The 18 professional education seminars starting on Sunday are a \u201cmust\u201d for those seeking a better in-depth understanding of a variety of power electronic topics. The Plenary Session on Monday afternoon will cover important power electronics topics by distinguished invited speakers followed by the can\u2019t-miss Welcome Reception in the Exhibit Hall. On Tuesday through Thursday, over 750 presentations will be given in lecture and dialogue portions of the Technical Sessions and in the application-oriented Industry Sessions. The 3 Debate Sessions (formerly called Rap Sessions) on Tuesday evening will offer lively and entertaining interactive discussions on current hot topics. There will also be about 50 Exhibitor Presentations showcasing the latest products and technologies from our exhibiting companies. The challenge at APEC is not about whether you can find a topic in your area of interest. Rather, it is about choosing which session among many that covers your interests best.\u0026nbsp;\nIn addition to the Technical Program, we also have the FIRST Robotic demonstration and the MicroMouse competition on Monday, the Student Job Fair on Tuesday afternoon which is free of charge to attend for registered students, the Guest\/Spouse program, and a special Wednesday Night Social event commemorating the 40th Anniversary of APEC. I encourage you to use the improved mobile app which does an excellent job of allowing you to plan your total APEC experience by previewing the content, customizing your calendar and receiving notifications.\u0026nbsp;\nAPEC is a conference organized by power electronics professionals like us, for the global power electronics community. I am grateful to our exhibitors, partners, and our three sponsors (PSMA, IEEE PELS, and IEEE IAS). There are hundreds of volunteers who make this the premier event that it is. I thank the dedication, passion, knowledge, and guidance of the Organizing and Steering Committees, the Technical Program\u2019s Track Chairs, Session Chairs, our army of reviewers, and the authors and presenters. Finally, I thank the tireless support of our professional conference management company Meeting Management Services (MMS) in our second year of our partnership together.","startDate":"2025-03-16 15:00","endDate":"2025-03-21 00:00","location":"Atlanta, Georgia, USA","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/apec-conf.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/03\/APEC-2025-Program-Book-Web-Version-20250312A.pdf","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-04-24 15:35:48","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2080422","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/floating-wind-europe-2025","title":"Floating Wind Europe 2025","eventType":"Conference","description":"Floating offshore wind energy is an emerging technology that provides access to new wind generation sites allowing for a diversified wind supply in future low carbon electricity systems. 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A choice that can have significance in the moment or set the premises for a long time to come. The activity on the Norwegian shelf is a result of political choices. In six months, Norwegians will decide who will set the direction for further development in the country and on the shelf. That is why Offshore Norway has chosen the title \u0022Choice\u0022 when we invite you to our annual conference 2025.\r\n\r\n\nMost choices offer opportunities \u2013 and many opportunities offer a choice. A choice that can have significance in the moment or set the premises for a long time to come. The activity on the Norwegian shelf is a result of political choices. In six months, Norwegians will decide who will set the direction for further development in the country and on the shelf. That is why Offshore Norway has chosen the title \u0022Choice\u0022 when we invite you to our annual conference 2025.\r\n\r\n\nThe annual conference is for invited guests only. 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Recognising the urgency of the need to tackle climate change this conference will look at a range of decarbonisation projects that are happening now \u2013 and to the future to see what technologies might finally deliver the goal of net zero. This is one of the only conferences around that will cover the present and the future; providing key learnings, knowledge sharing and ideas generation.\r\n\r\n\nConference Highlights:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nKeynote presentations from Lord Nicol Stephen, Flotation Energy; Sarah Knight, Development Manager, Crown Estate Scotland; Maggie McGinlay, ETZ and Myrtle Dawes, NZTC\r\n\t\nHigh quality technical content, case histories, innovative pitches and poster sessions\r\n\t\nExhibition showcasing the latest technology\r\n\t\nCost effective training counting towards CPD and numerous networking opportunities\r\n","startDate":"2025-03-04 07:30","endDate":"2025-03-05 17:00","location":"Aberdeen, UK","venue":"P\u0026J Live","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.spe-aberdeen.org\/events\/scottish-energy-futures-conference","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/SEFC-Light-BG.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-02-13 19:29:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2080643","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/european-ocean-days-2025","title":"European Ocean Days 2025","eventType":"Conference","description":"The European Ocean Days is a week-long event with a series of dynamic and interconnected sessions relevant to maritime topics. Each day features distinct sessions focused on various key ocean-related themes, allowing participants to engage deeply with sustainable blue economy, considering fisheries science outcomes, showcasing Mission Restore our Ocean and Waters actions, blue investments, and dialogues with key stakeholders, including youth.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThe European Ocean Days provides a unique platform to exchange of ideas across diverse blue communities, discuss about the challenges ahead, explore innovative solutions, and pave the way for concrete actions that address the interconnected ocean issues. This year, the Ocean Days are a key component of the preparation of the European Ocean Pact, a reference framework for all EU ocean-related policies.","startDate":"2025-03-03 08:00","endDate":"2025-03-07 16:00","location":"Brussels, Belgium","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/maritime-forum.ec.europa.eu\/theme\/governance\/european-ocean-days_en","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-02-12%20at%203.09.21%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-02-13 00:54:24","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083202","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/owec-research-projects","title":"OWEC Research Projects","eventType":"Webinar","description":"This session will be chaired by Alexander Gilliland , (Scottish Government) and will include the following talks and subsequent Q\u0026amp;A. 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Are all the analysis agencies wrong when they say that Norway is dependent on offshore wind to meet the increasing consumption in households, the transport sector and industry?\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nWe invite members of the Fiscal Policy Committee to a debate with, among others, offshore wind developers and suppliers.","startDate":"2025-02-26 07:30","endDate":"2025-02-26 09:00","location":"Oslo, Norway","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/event.checkin.no\/107810\/frokostmoete-havvindsatsingen-paa-pause","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/logo_1.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-02-21 17:59:38","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2080673","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/west-coast-perspectives-ocean-renewable-energy","title":"West Coast Perspectives on Ocean Renewable Energy","eventType":"Webinar","description":"What factors influence people\u2019s different responses to proposed offshore wind and wave energy developments \u2013 and what might the implications for future siting and permitting processes be? 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Academics, researchers, conservation scientists, consultants, federal and state officials, NGO representatives, and industry professionals come together every other year for this unique opportunity.\r\n","startDate":"2024-11-12 15:00","endDate":"2024-11-16 00:00","location":"Corpus Christi, Texas","venue":"TBD","sourceURL":"https:\/\/rewi.org\/news-events\/wind-wildlife-research-meeting\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/REWI_4.PNG","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:40","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2085012","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/wind-wildlife-research-meeting-xv-0","title":"Wind Wildlife Research Meeting XV","eventType":"Meeting","description":"These proceedings document the 15th Wind Wildlife Research Meeting (WWRM), which was held on November 12-15, 2024, in Corpus Christi, Texas. 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The CEC aims to begin promptly at the start time posted and the end time is an estimate based on the proposed agenda. 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The event will take place in-person in Glasgow, although we will also provide some limited online attendance options too.\r\n\r\n\nThe first two days will bring together expert plenary speakers and contributed talks, panel sessions 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 and a biodiversity crisis. Alongside our general science sessions, the event includes special topic sessions, and plenty of opportunities to network. The third day is devoted to workshops. Find out more about what workshops are happening at the ASM at their main ASM Webpage.\r\n\r\n\nAlso, the MASTS Ceilidh Social returns to the ASM on Wednesday 6th November! 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This prize will challenge innovators from within and beyond wave energy to design and develop novel materials for marine energy applications that will lay the foundation for generating electricity at the grid scale.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThis three-phase, two-year competition is offering a combined cash prize pool up to $2.3 million. Teams will also receive technical support, teaming support, and other forms of mentorship throughout the prize to enable their success.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nInDEEP Prize Phase 3: DEEC-Tec 3.0\r\n\r\n\nThe Innovating Distributed Embedded Energy Prize (InDEEP) awards up to $2.3 million in cash prizes to teams that use innovative methods to identify successful DEEC-Tec components and materials that show the greatest techno-economic potential for wave energy to contribute to grid-scale power systems. 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This prize will challenge innovators from within and beyond wave energy to design and develop novel materials for marine energy applications that will lay the foundation for generating electricity at the grid scale.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThis three-phase, two-year competition is offering a combined cash prize pool up to $2.3 million. Teams will also receive technical support, teaming support, and other forms of mentorship throughout the prize to enable their success.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nInDEEP Prize Phase 3: Wave Energy 3.0\r\n\r\n\nThe Innovating Distributed Embedded Energy Prize (InDEEP) awards up to $2.3 million in cash prizes to teams that use innovative methods to identify successful DEEC-Tec components and materials that show the greatest techno-economic potential for wave energy to contribute to grid-scale power systems. 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This prize will challenge innovators from within and beyond wave energy to design and develop novel materials for marine energy applications that will lay the foundation for generating electricity at the grid scale.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThis three-phase, two-year competition is offering a combined cash prize pool up to $2.3 million. Teams will also receive technical support, teaming support, and other forms of mentorship throughout the prize to enable their success.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nInDEEP Prize Phase 3: Kick-Off\r\n\r\n\nThe Innovating Distributed Embedded Energy Prize (InDEEP) awards up to $2.3 million in cash prizes to teams that use innovative methods to identify successful DEEC-Tec components and materials that show the greatest techno-economic potential for wave energy to contribute to grid-scale power systems. 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National and international society co-sponsors of ACC include the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE), American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), IEEE Control Systems Society (IEEE-CSS), Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS), International Society of Automation (ISA), Society for Modeling \u0026amp; Simulation International (SCS), and Society for Industrial \u0026amp; Applied Mathematics (SIAM).\r\n","startDate":"2024-07-10 12:00","endDate":"2024-07-12 21:00","location":"Toronto, ON, Canada","venue":"Westin Harbour Castle","sourceURL":"https:\/\/acc2024.a2c2.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/ACC.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:03:57","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2080225","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/30th-international-conference-sound-vibration-icsv30","title":"30th International Conference on Sound and Vibration (ICSV30)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The International Institute of Acoustics and Vibration (IIAV) and the Nederlands Akoestisch Genootschap\/Dutch Acoustical Society (NAG) are pleased to invite scientists and engineers from all over the world to attend the 30th International Congress on Sound and Vibration (ICSV30) to be held in Amsterdam 7-11 July 2024. This congress is a leading event in the area of acoustics and vibration, and provides an important opportunity for scientists and engineers to share their latest research results and exchange ideas on theories, technologies, and applications in these felds. The congress will feature a broad range of high-level technical papers from across the world: distinguished plenary lectures will present recent developments in important topics of sound and vibration and include discussions about future trends.","startDate":"2024-07-08 08:00","endDate":"2024-07-11 17:00","location":"Amsterdam, Netherlands","venue":"Postillion Amsterdam Hotel and Convention Centre","sourceURL":"https:\/\/icsv30.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/icsv30-logotype.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Event-flyer.pdf","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Land-Based Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-25 19:06:41","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2130993","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ecowind-policy-masterclasses-five-capitals-marine-management","title":"ECOWind Policy Masterclasses: Five Capitals Marine Management","eventType":"Webinar","description":"This ECOWInd Policy Masterclass focuses on the five capitals model in the marine environment. 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Please join us in Southampton!\r\n\r\n\nConference topics:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nTidal\/ocean current turbines\r\n\t\nWave energy devices\r\n\t\nOffshore floating wind energy\r\n\t\nTidal range schemes\r\n\t\nHybrid renewable energy floating platforms\r\n\t\nEconomic, environmental, social, and policy aspects of offshore renewable energy\r\n\r\n","startDate":"2024-06-27 06:00","endDate":"2024-06-28 18:00","location":"Southampton UK","venue":"University of Southampton Highfield Campus","sourceURL":"https:\/\/energy.soton.ac.uk\/11th-primare-conference-2024\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:49","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2084820","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/rwsc-collaborative-whale-detection-technology-evaluation-workshop-session-2","title":"RWSC Collaborative Whale Detection Technology Evaluation Workshop Session 2","eventType":"Workshop","description":"Please save the date for the Collaborative Technology Workshop Session 2 on Wednesday, June 26, from 1-4pm ET. 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The Summit included reaffirmations of commitments from all sectors represented to continue collaborative engagement in this space; a call to identify models, technologies, and information from other sectors, research areas, and potential partners; and an understanding of the value from both conservation and economic standpoints of developing, validating, and incorporating whale detection and monitoring technologies into offshore wind construction and operations.\nTo support this effort, a collaborative workshop series is being hosted by the RWSC and MTS, in partnership with PNNL and NREL, with support from DOE and contributions from NOAA, BOEM, and Turn Forward. The series is aimed at assessing the state of the science regarding technologies, tools, and methods for monitoring baleen whales around offshore wind construction activities. The workshops will provide an opportunity for the community to evaluate existing technologies, identify drivers of technology performance, as well as inform the rapid development and deployment of new and advanced technologies that can further improve the ability to detect, monitor, and avoid negative interactions with baleen whales with offshore wind facility construction. This effort will engage a diversity of subject matter experts and stakeholders (e.g., federal, industry, academia, eNGO).\nWorkshop Session 1 was held on April 18, 2024. 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The Summit included reaffirmations of commitments from all sectors represented to continue collaborative engagement in this space; a call to identify models, technologies, and information from other sectors, research areas, and potential partners; and an understanding of the value from both conservation and economic standpoints of developing, validating, and incorporating whale detection and monitoring technologies into offshore wind construction and operations.\r\n\r\n\nTo support this effort, a collaborative workshop series is being hosted by the RWSC and MTS, in partnership with PNNL and NREL, with support from DOE and contributions from NOAA, BOEM, and Turn Forward. The series is aimed at assessing the state of the science regarding technologies, tools, and methods for monitoring baleen whales around offshore wind construction activities. The workshops will provide an opportunity for the community to evaluate existing technologies, identify drivers of technology performance, as well as inform the rapid development and deployment of new and advanced technologies that can further improve the ability to detect, monitor, and avoid negative interactions with baleen whales with offshore wind facility construction. This effort will engage a diversity of subject matter experts and stakeholders (e.g., federal, industry, academia, eNGO).\r\n\r\n\nWorkshop Session 1 was held on April 18, 2024. 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Seanergy thus contributes in accelerating the industry\u2019s structuration, promoting its development in France and worldwide and, of course, supporting blue growth \u0026amp; ecological transition.\r\n\r\n\nWith the strong growth of the global offshore renewable energy market, the objectives set by the European Union and more recently by the French government, and the ongoing acceleration for this promising industry, Seanergy is an annual milestone for the industry and the ecological transition to shape the future of energy.\r\n","startDate":"2024-06-26 07:00","endDate":"2024-06-28 16:00","location":"Nantes, France","venue":"ExpoNantes","sourceURL":"https:\/\/seanergy-forum.com\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Seanergy_Logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:56","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2079072","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/pathways-commercial-liftoff-offshore-wind","title":"Pathways to Commercial Liftoff: Offshore Wind","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Join distinguished leaders from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for a webinar on June 25th from 3:00 \u2013 4:00 pm ET. 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The report provides a new inventory of state renewable energy siting policies, permitting authorities, and an accompanying interactive map that profiles all 50 states plus Puerto Rico.\r\n\r\n\nThe inventory includes summary material, findings, and individual reports for each state. 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The Blue Economy \u2014 now widely accepted and endorsed by stakeholders from governments, industry and civil society \u2014 is seen as a promising way towards coastal sustainability and resilience. 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Speakers will provide backgrounds on how each of these mechanisms work and provide case studies under which these programs have been used to conserve wildlife affected by wind energy development.\r\n\r\n\nModerator:\u0026nbsp;Cris Hein, NREL\r\n\r\n\nSpeakers:\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nNick Morgan (The Conservation Fund)\r\n\t\nStephanie Tom Coupe (National Fish and Wildlife Foundation)\r\n\t\nWayne Walker (Common Ground Capitol)\r\n\t\nJosiah Maine (Burns \u0026amp; MacDonnell)\r\n\r\n\r\n\nThis webinar is a part of the\u0026nbsp;Compensatory Mitigation for Land-Based Wind Energy\u0026nbsp;series co-hosted by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and the Renewable Energy Wildlife Institute. This series is focused on the third step, compensatory mitigation, in the context of wind energy development. This four-part webinar series will introduce regulations that influence compensatory mitigation for wind energy projects and explore real-world examples of how compensatory mitigation is applied in practice.\u0026nbsp;\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nWatch the webinar recording here!\r\n","startDate":"2023-10-02 20:00","endDate":"2023-10-02 21:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/rewi.org\/webinars\/compensatory-mitigation-funding-mechanisms\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/REWI_1.PNG","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:00","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2076581","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ieeersj-international-conference-intelligent-robots-systems-workshop-robotics-blue-economy","title":"IEEE\/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems Workshop on Robotics for the Blue Economy and Climate Resiliency (IROS) 2023","eventType":"Conference","description":"The 2023 IEEE\/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS 2023) will be held October 1 \u2013 5, 2023 at\u0026nbsp;Huntington Place\u0026nbsp;in Detroit, Michigan, USA.\r\n\r\n\nIROS is a large and impactful forum for the international robotics research community to explore the frontier of science and technology in intelligent robots and smart machines, emphasizing future directions and the latest approaches, designs, and outcomes.\r\n\r\n\nThe theme of IROS 2023 is \u201cThe Next Generation of Robotics,\u201d so the conference aims to particularly highlight the contributions of younger researchers and to help accelerate the future contributions of all those just entering the field. 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Joe Haxel from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\u0027s (PNNL) Triton initiative and Doug Gillespie from the University of St. Andrew\u0027s Sea Mammal Research Unit (SMRU) joined OES-Environmental to discuss their efforts to expand our understanding by highlighting examples from their research around two key stressor-receptor interactions - underwater noise and collision risk.\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nJoe\u0027s presentation focused on recent application of the IEC 62600-40 Acoustic Characterization of Marine Energy Converters technical specification and aligning the results with US National Marine Fisheries Service threshold criteria for underwater noise.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\t\nDoug\u0027s presentation described the passive and active acoustic tracking system recently deployed at the MeyGen site for data collection over a one-year period between May 2022 and May 2023 including the hardware, processing chain, and some example results.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\r\n\nPresentation slides\r\n\r\n\nPresenters:\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nDr. Andrea Copping is a senior research scientist at PNNL in Seattle, WA and holds the position of Distinguished Faculty Fellow at the University of Washington. She leads OES-Environmental and international project on environmental effects of MRE development around the world under the IEA Ocean Energy Systems. Her research focuses on environmental effects from the development of wave and tidal energy and offshore wind installations. Using risk-based approaches, Dr. Copping leads a team that integrates laboratory, field, and modeling studies into a coherent body of evidence to support siting and consenting decisions.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\t\nDr. Joe Haxel is a research scientist at the PNNL\u0026nbsp;in Sequim, WA where his current focus is on passive acoustic technologies and methods for measuring and characterizing sounds from marine energy systems. He has a 20-year background in ocean acoustics that includes development of hydrophone systems for fixed and mobile platforms to study marine geophysical processes, bioacoustics, and anthropogenic sounds from the depths of Challenger Deep in the Marianas Trench into the shallow surf zone.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\t\nDr. Douglas Gillespie is a physicist working at the SMRU at the University of St. Andrews. He has been developing software for automatic passive acoustic detection of marine mammal sounds since the mid-1990s and is the lead developer of the open source PAMGuard \u0027Detection, Classification, and Localisation\u0027 software. More recently, he has been branching out into developing detectors and visualization tools for multibeam active sonar data. 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A new approach, CBSM, is being used effectively by public and private organisations around the globe.\r\n\r\n\nThis webinar will take examples of CBSM being used as a tool across marine and freshwater-related initiatives to discuss how integrating this approach into Mission Ocean project proposals will help to achieve the Mission\u2019s ambitious goals in relation to coastal and river ecosystem restoration and pollution elimination, based on a leveraging of citizen activity in support of the Mission.\r\n\r\n\nAbout the trainer: Dr. Doug McKenzie-Mohr, Community-Based Social Marketing\r\n\r\n\nFor over three decades, Dr. Doug McKenzie-Mohr has been working to incorporate scientific knowledge on behavior change into the design and delivery of community programs. He is the founder of community-based social marketing and the author\/co-author of three books on the topic. 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By introducing examples of recent projects that have successfully examined, targeted, and increased inclusion ocean and water-based sustainability initiatives, the webinar will provide details on how to structure a project or work package to increase social inclusion in activities and initiative governance structures. Details of where more information and guidance can be found will also be provided.\r\n\r\n\nAbout the trainer: Dr. Patricia McHugh, University of Galway, Ireland\r\n\r\n\nDr. Patricia McHugh is a Lecturer in Marketing with the University of Galway, Ireland. Patricia\u2019s passion for achieving change and societal impact has led her to spend the last 15 years designing and implementing Stakeholder Engagement Strategies and Co-Creation Toolkits for Environmental Behaviour Change. Patricia\u2019s previous research on European funded-projects SOPHIE, Sea Change and Sea for Society involved designing and implementing inclusive stakeholder engagement processes for coastal development and sustainable transitions. 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National and international society co-sponsors of ACC include the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE), American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), IEEE Control Systems Society (IEEE-CSS), Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS), International Society of Automation (ISA), Society for Modeling \u0026amp; Simulation International (SCS), and Society for Industrial \u0026amp; Applied Mathematics (SIAM).\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2023-05-31 15:00","endDate":"2023-07-03 00:00","location":"San Diego, California","venue":"Hilton San Diego Bayfront Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/acc2023.a2c2.org\/about-acc-2023\/?utm_source=chatgpt.com","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-09-26 23:30:37","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2074068","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/doe-wpto-foa-2845-informational-webinar","title":"DOE WPTO FOA 2845 Informational Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The U.S. Department of Energy\u2019s Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO) recently released a $45 million funding opportunity to advance a comprehensive approach to tidal and current energy development in the United States. 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It analyses the success of not only best practices but also investigates the answers to difficult questions, such as making sustainability a priority across the whole organization and its supply chain.\r\n\r\n\nThe event will take place in a hybrid format with\u0026nbsp;May 30th\u0026nbsp;and\u0026nbsp;June 1st\u0026nbsp;virtually and we will be hosting an in-person day on\u0026nbsp;May 31st\u0026nbsp;at\u0026nbsp;Renaissance Hotel, Downtown, Washington DC.\r\n","startDate":"2023-05-30 12:00","endDate":"2023-06-01 19:00","location":"Washington DC USA","venue":"Renaissance Hotel, Downtown, Washington DC","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.economist.com\/sustainability-week-usa\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:03:46","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2076582","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ieee-international-conference-robotics-automation-icra-2023","title":"IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) 2023","eventType":"Conference","description":"ICRA 2023 will be held in the International Convention Centre (ICC) of ExCeL London (best accessed via DLR station Prince Regent). \u0026nbsp;ExCeL London has two main entrances, each of which is served by a different train station. 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While the entire technical programme will be available online, an appropriate scheme will be followed for the in-person programme which will run in parallel with the virtual programme. More details will be available when the registration opens.\nCCTA 2022 is one of the main conferences sponsored by the IEEE Control Systems Society and replaces the successful former IEEE CCA and IEEE MSC. The technical program will feature the presentation of contributed and invited papers, as well as tutorial sessions and workshops, focusing on technological advances and applications of control engineering. Italy has several strong control groups with a tradition of cooperation with companies, and significant participation from industry is anticipated. The conference includes all aspects of control engineering for practical control systems, from analysis and design, through simulation and hardware. Major themes of energy, manufacturing, and transportation will feature applications of control technology for robotic, automotive, biomechanical, aerospace, power and energy systems, control of networks, and many others. Plenary lectures will be delivered on each of the three days as part of the conference program. A series of tutorial workshops will be presented on Monday preceding the conference. Participants will have the opportunity to present their papers that were published in IEEE Transactions on Control Systems Technology (more details will follow).\nThe conference will take place in the Stazione Marittima. Born as a Maritime Station for cruise ships, the location offers a unique view of the Adriatic sea, with the castle of Miramare as a backdrop. Not far from Piazza Unit\u00e0 d\u2019Italia, it can be reached on foot from most hotels enabling you to enjoy the waterfront walk. Besides being a town rich of history, science, and culture, and a multi-ethnic and multi-cultural melting pot, Trieste is also the ideal starting point to discover the many treasures of Friuli Venezia Giulia, that range from breath-taking Alpine sceneries to gourmet food and wine experiences.","startDate":"2022-08-23 15:00","endDate":"2022-08-26 00:00","location":"Trieste, Italy","venue":"Stazione Marittima","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ccta2022.ieeecss.org\/?utm_source=chatgpt.com","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-09-26 23:23:37","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1840778","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2nd-international-congress-marine-energy-cemie-oceano","title":"2nd International Congress on Marine Energy CEMIE-Oc\u00e9ano","eventType":"Conference","description":"CEMIE-Oc\u00e9ano, A. 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This includes official Ministerial representatives from the United States, India, China, the European Union, Brazil, Indonesia, South Africa, France, Germany, Italy, Colombia, Australia, and many others, who will take part in 5 Ministerial panel discussions.\r\n\r\n\nIn addition, participants from a broad cross section of civil society groups, private companies, and governments have been invited to the Summit.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThis event will build momentum towards COP26 and inform preparation of the IEA\u2019s upcoming Special Report \u201cThe World\u2019s Roadmap to Net Zero by 2050\u201d.\r\n","startDate":"2021-03-31 10:00","endDate":"2021-03-31 13:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.iea.org\/events\/iea-cop26-net-zero-summit","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/iea-cop26-summit-logo.JPG","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:24","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2078621","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/water-power-technologies-office-rd-deep-dive-webinar-series-marine-hydrokinetic-mhk","title":"Water Power Technologies Office R\u0026D Deep Dive Webinar Series: Marine and Hydrokinetic (MHK) Composites Testing at Montana State University","eventType":"Webinar","description":"WPTO\u0026nbsp;held its first webinar in the WPTO R\u0026amp;D Deep Dive Webinar Series. Francisco Presuel-Moreno, professor in the ocean and mechanical engineering department at Florida Atlantic University, presented on crevice corrosion in seawater using CFRP\/hybrid composite as part of a novel crevice former.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nMarine hydrokinetic (MHK) devices for renewable energy power generation are fully or partially immersed in seawater while in service. MHK devices sometimes are made of composites and a variety of alloys. The composite type used is sometimes carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) composites, other times fiber glass reinforced polymer (GFRP) composites are used. In some cases, the composites are fastened using metallic hardware. The fastened composites can cause tight occluded regions that later could become crevice corrosion on the fastened metal regardless of the type of composite. A modified crevice former was used to investigate crevice corrosion for fastened samples immersed in seawater using CFRP\/hybrid composite plates. Three alloys were investigated: 316 stainless steel, Monel and Titanium alloy. Selected samples were removed for visual examination and dis-assembled after more than 270 days (up to 810 days). Crevice corrosion and pitting corrosion was found on the stainless steel and Monel hardware, and corrosion extent increased with time.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nPresentation Slides\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2021-03-26 18:00","endDate":"2021-03-26 19:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.energy.gov\/eere\/water\/water-power-technologies-office-rd-deep-dive-webinar-series","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/wpto-webinar-crevice-corrosion-in-seawater.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:51","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/759211","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/oera-webinar-series-automating-post-processing-noisy-hydroacoustic-fish-surveying-monitoring","title":"OERA Webinar Series: Automating the post-processing of noisy hydroacoustic fish surveying for monitoring tidal turbines","eventType":"Webinar","description":"March 25, 2021 1:00pm \u2013 2:00pm ADT\r\n\r\n\nJennifer LaPlante, Executive Director, DeepSense\r\nDr. Chris Whidden, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Computer Science, Dalhousie University\r\n\r\n\nDeepSense partnered with the Fundy Ocean Research Center for Energy (FORCE) and the Offshore Energy Research Association of Nova Scotia (OERA) to create a machine learning model to automate the post-processing and analysis of hydroacoustic fish surveys in extremely noisy environments suitable for tidal turbines such as the Bay of Fundy. FORCE use hydroacoustic echosounder surveys to evaluate the impact of tidal turbines on marine life in the Bay of Fundy. \u0026nbsp;In order to analyze the survey data, manual pre-processing is currently required to annotate the data. Manual processes are time consuming and can create the opportunity for inconsistency. For this project, a machine learning model was trained to detect and filter noise in the hydroacoustic sensor data. By identifying \u201cbad regions\u201d in the hydroacoustic data with a model and automatically extracting these regions from survey data, the team is able to more accurately and consistently clean data while significantly reducing the manual effort required to pre-process the data.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThe OERA webinar series is hosted in Zoom.\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2021-03-25 15:00","endDate":"2021-03-25 16:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/oera.ca\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OERA-Webinar-DeepSense-Logo.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:21","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1878728","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/nyserda-webinar-siting-leasing-offshore-wind-energy-areas","title":"NYSERDA Webinar: Siting and Leasing Offshore Wind Energy Areas","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Please join NYSERDA\u0027s Offshore Wind team on Wednesday, March 24 at 1:00 p.m. ET for the first webinar in this series and hear from Luke Feinberg of the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) as he discusses the federal process of siting and leasing offshore wind energy areas. Luke is an Energy Program Specialist in BOEM\u2019s Office of Renewable Energy Programs and is currently working to coordinate all renewable activities offshore New York.\r\n\r\n\nThis webinar is part of the\u0026nbsp;Learning from the Experts\u0026nbsp;series hosted by NYSERDA\u2019s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key offshore wind topics, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2021-03-24 17:00","endDate":"2021-03-24 18:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.nyserda.ny.gov\/osw-webinar-series","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/NYSERDA-Logo_2.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:03:24","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/789233","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/raptor-behaviour-physiology-it-relates-wind-energy-development","title":"Raptor Behaviour and Physiology as it Relates to Wind Energy Development","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Webinar #18\u0026nbsp;in WREN Environmental Webinar SeriesMarch 23, 2021, 15:00 - 17:00 UTC (8:00 am PDT\/11:00 am EDT\/4:00 pm CET)\nSummaryRaptor interactions with wind turbines are a concern for the wind energy and wildlife community. Raptors have relatively low reproductive rates and are often protected by local, national, and international laws. The webinar shared information regarding on-going research on raptor behaviour and physiology as it relates to interactions with wind turbines. The webinar is part of WREN\u2019s priority activity to reduce uncertainty regarding risk for raptors at wind farms.\nSpeakers\nCris Hein\nRoel May\nJeff Lucas\nEsteban Fernandez-Juricic\nEliot Quon\nGuillaume P\u00e9ron\nAna Teresa Marques\nSergio Vignali\nView the agenda here.\nA recording of the webinar is available here:","startDate":"2021-03-23 15:00","endDate":"2021-03-23 17:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/WREN-Logo.jpg","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/WREN-Raptor-Webinar-Agenda.pdf","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Land-Based Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-11-05 22:37:51","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1407344","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/15th-european-conference-antennas-propagation-eucap","title":"15th European Conference on Antennas and Propagation (EuCAP)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The use of radar systems for monitoring and adaptive wind turbine control can reduce bird and bat mortality at wind turbines. For such projects many challenges such as range, coverage, resolution, position and reaction speed of the radar system have to be overcome. With suitable simulations, many of these obstacles are easier to overcome and many errors in the construction and installation of the radar systems can be avoided in advance. In this paper, we present a simulation environment to find a suitable position for radar systems used for bird monitoring at wind turbine installations. In this paper we present a simulation for five frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) radar system operating in the Ka-band from 33.4 GHz to 36.0 GHz. The aim of this paper is to find a suitable position for an optimal coverage around the wind turbine using five FMCW radars.\r\n","startDate":"2021-03-22 19:00","endDate":"2021-03-23 19:00","location":"Dusseldolf, Germany","venue":"Radar-based Detection of Birds at Wind Turbines: Numerical Analysis for Optimum Coverage","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ieeexplore.ieee.org\/abstract\/document\/9411349","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:58","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2078626","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/water-power-technologies-office-rd-deep-dive-webinar-series-crevice-corrosion-seawater-using","title":"Water Power Technologies Office R\u0026D Deep Dive Webinar Series: Crevice Corrosion in Seawater Using CFRP\/Hybrid Composite as Part of a Novel Crevice Former","eventType":"Webinar","description":"WPTO held its second webinar in the WPTO R\u0026amp;D Deep Dive Webinar Series. Professor David Miller gives a summary of marine hydrokinetic energy composites testing at Montana State University (MSU).\r\n\r\n\nThe primary structure of MHK energy devices have difficult and challenging environments for which fiber reinforced plastics are often considered. For cost benefits, glass fiber reinforced plastics (GFRP) are the most prevalent system under consideration. MSU and Sandia National Laboratory have performed research into the moisture effects on the stiffness, strength, and damage of GFRPs for many years. This talk presents a summary of a portion of this effort and also provides references to the thesis and conferences that contain the detailed information. The results include models of moisture absorption, effects of stress on moisture uptake, effects of moisture on damage modes and development, laminate stacking order effects, and culminates with moisture uptake effects on a large sample of industry collected coupons.\r\n\r\n\nPresentation Slides\r\n","startDate":"2021-03-19 18:00","endDate":"2021-03-19 19:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.energy.gov\/eere\/water\/water-power-technologies-office-rd-deep-dive-webinar-series","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/wpto-webinar-summary-mhk-composites-testingy.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:51","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/809935","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/collision-risk-marine-mammals-tidal-turbines-next-steps-towards-understanding-retiring-risk","title":"Collision risk to marine mammals from tidal turbines: next steps towards understanding and retiring risk","eventType":"Workshop","description":"OES-Environmental and ORJIP Ocean Energy held a two-part online workshop on Tuesday 16th and Thursday 18th March, 2021 from 07:30 to 10:30 PT (14:30 to 17:30 GMT) on collision risk to marine animals from tidal turbines: next steps towards understanding and retiring risk. The purpose of the workshops is to bring together experts and marine energy practitioners for a structured discussion on the state of knowledge of the processes of avoidance, evasion, and collision. This workshop was focused on marine mammals. To view the event on fish, click here.\nAgenda\nPresentation\nReport\nSupplementary Event Materials\nExamples of collision risk models:\nhttps:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/publications\/collision-risks-between-marine-renewable-energy-devices-mammals-fish-diving-birds\nhttps:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/publications\/probabilistic-model-hydrokinetic-turbine-collision-risks-exploring-impacts-fish\nhttps:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/publications\/collision-risk-modelling-tidal-energy-devices-flexible-simulation-based-approach\nhttps:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/publications\/diving-bird-collision-risk-assessment-framework-tidal-turbines\nCollision Risk chapter of the 2020 State of the Science report\nCollision Risk Short Science Summary\nRecording","startDate":"2021-03-18 14:30","endDate":"2021-03-18 17:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Screenshot%202025-01-22%20at%204.13.26%E2%80%AFPM.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Collision-Risk-Workshop-Marine-Mammal-Slides_Event.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-13 21:19:06","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/809934","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/collision-risk-fish-tidal-turbines-next-steps-towards-understanding-retiring-risk","title":"Collision risk to fish from tidal turbines: next steps towards understanding and retiring risk","eventType":"Workshop","description":"OES-Environmental and ORJIP Ocean Energy held a two-part online workshop on Tuesday 16th and Thursday 18th March, 2021 from 07:30 to 10:30 PT (14:30 to 17:30 GMT) on collision risk to marine animals from tidal turbines: next steps towards understanding and retiring risk. The purpose of the workshops is to bring together experts and marine energy practitioners for a structured discussion on the state of knowledge of the processes of avoidance, evasion, and collision. This workshop was focused on\u0026nbsp;fish. To view the event on marine mammals, click here.\nAgenda\nPresentation\nReport\nSupplementary Event Materials\nExamples of collision risk models:\nhttps:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/publications\/collision-risks-between-marine-renewable-energy-devices-mammals-fish-diving-birds\nhttps:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/publications\/probabilistic-model-hydrokinetic-turbine-collision-risks-exploring-impacts-fish\nhttps:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/publications\/collision-risk-modelling-tidal-energy-devices-flexible-simulation-based-approach\nhttps:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/publications\/diving-bird-collision-risk-assessment-framework-tidal-turbines\nCollision Risk chapter of the 2020 State of the Science report\nCollision Risk Short Science Summary","startDate":"2021-03-16 14:30","endDate":"2021-03-16 17:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OES-Environmental-logo_transparent_1_5.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/Collision-Risk-Workshop-Fish-Slides_Event.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-10-13 21:19:50","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2142542","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/orowindmap-introductory-webinar","title":"OROWindMap Introductory Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"An introductory webinar to share the functionality of OROWindMap with key data users and data providers.","startDate":"2021-03-11 18:00","endDate":"2021-03-11 19:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.boem.gov\/OROWindMap-Webinar-Agenda-Mar-11-2021","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/BOEM_Logo_Web_Header.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OROWindMap-Webinar.pdf","technologyType":["Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-08-04 17:27:17","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/759210","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/economist-groups-8th-annual-world-ocean-summit","title":"The Economist Group\u0027s 8th Annual World Ocean Summit","eventType":"Conference","description":"On March 1-5, 2021, join more than 5,000 participants and 150 speakers at the 8th Annual World Ocean Summit, where staff from the Economist will present findings from their new report, Accelerating Energy Innovation for the Blue Economy, created in partnership with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.\r\n\r\n\nOrganized by The Economist, the 2021 events aims to deliver action-oriented insights into creating a sustainable ocean economy. Register for the virtual event here.\r\n","startDate":"2021-03-01 16:00","endDate":"2021-03-06 01:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.economist.com\/world-ocean-summit\/?RefID=TAGSearch","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/summit-logo.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:21","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/6927","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/11th-scottish-highland-renewable-energy-conference-shrec-2021","title":"11th Scottish Highland Renewable Energy Conference (SHREC 2021)","eventType":"Conference","description":"Harper Macleod\u0027s 11th Annual Scottish Highlands and Islands Renewable Energy Conference has been rescheduled due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Originally scheduled for April 30, 2020, the event will now take place on the February 25, 2021\u0026nbsp;at the Kingsmills Hotel in Inverness.\r\n\r\n\nSHREC 2021\u0026nbsp;will tackle the theme of Climate Change and take a wider look at the environmental and economic benefits that renewable energy brings to the Highlands, Islands \u0026amp; Moray.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nAs part of the programme, we\u0027ll hear from a panel of three local businesses, each of whom have incorporated renewable and energy efficiencies into their businesses and they\u0027ll share with us the reasons for doing so and anecdotes from their journey to a greener business.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nWe\u0027ll also look at barriers to further development and how responsible and effective use of land can be a tool to mitigate the climate emergency.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2021-02-25 11:30","endDate":"2021-02-25 14:00","location":"Inverness, Scotland","venue":"Kingsmills Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.harpermacleod.co.uk\/events\/events-list\/shrec-scottish-highland-renewable-energy-conference-2021\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:02","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/107450","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/11th-scottish-highland-renewable-energy-conference-shrec-2020-rescheduled","title":"11th Scottish Highland Renewable Energy Conference (SHREC 2020) - Rescheduled","eventType":"Conference","description":"Due to the Covid-19 global emergency, this event has been postponed from September 24, 2020 to February 25, 2021.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nHarper Macleod\u0027s 11th Annual Scottish Highlands and Islands Renewable Energy Conference will take place on the 30th April 2020 at the Kingsmills Hotel in Inverness.\r\n\r\n\nSHREC 2020 will tackle the theme of Climate Change and take a wider look at the environmental and economic benefits that renewable energy brings to the Highlands, Islands \u0026amp; Moray.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nAs part of the programme, we\u0027ll hear from a panel of three local businesses, each of whom have incorporated renewable and energy efficiencies into their businesses and they\u0027ll share with us the reasons for doing so and anecdotes from their journey to a greener business.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nWe\u0027ll also look at barriers to further development and how responsible and effective use of land can be a tool to mitigate the climate emergency.\r\n\r\n\nThe Conference is free to attend, however, spaces are limited. To reserve your place, please contact\u0026nbsp;Manon Bartlett, call\u0026nbsp;01463 796 666\u0026nbsp;or use the form at the bottom of the linked\u0026nbsp;page.\r\n","startDate":"2021-02-25 11:30","endDate":"2021-02-25 16:00","location":"Inverness","venue":"Kingsmills Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.harpermacleod.co.uk\/events\/events-list\/shrec-scottish-highland-renewable-energy-conference-2021\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:08","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/721704","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/iea-oes-webinar-evaluation-guidance-framework-ocean-energy-technology","title":"IEA-OES Webinar: Evaluation and Guidance Framework for Ocean Energy Technology","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The International Energy Agency (IEA) Technology Collaboration Programme on Ocean Energy Systems (OES) is pleased to invite you to the Webinar: Evaluation and Guidance Framework for Ocean Energy Technology, on Wednesday, 24 February at 14:00 GMT\/UTC.\r\n\r\n\nThis webinar follows the release of the report \u201cAn International Evaluation and Guidance Framework for Ocean Energy Technology\u201d. This webinar will introduce the concept and content of the Evaluation and Guidance Framework that resulted from a collaborative work led by the European Commission and delivered by the Wave Energy Scotland, the U.S. Department of Energy, and a number of other representatives from the OES Executive Committee. It will further present the criteria used to evaluate technologies and the recommended engineering activities to be carried out at each stage of the technology development process. Main goal of this webinar is to bring a high-level discussion of the importance of technology evaluation and guidance in the ocean energy sector, ensuring that decision-makers have consistent information available to them.\u0026nbsp;Register here.\r\n\r\n\nSpeakers:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nMatthijs Soede (European Commission)\r\n\t\nJonathan Hodges (Wave Energy Scotland)\r\n\t\nLauren Ruedy (US Department of Energy)\r\n\t\nPatricia Comiskey (Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland)\r\n\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2021-02-24 14:00","endDate":"2021-02-24 15:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.ocean-energy-systems.org\/press-release\/iea-oes-webinar-evaluation-and-guidance-framework-for-ocean-energy-technology\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OES-Logo_0.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:20","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/705463","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/monitor-tiger-webinar-modelling-reliability-tidal-turbines","title":"MONITOR \u0026 Tiger Webinar: Modelling reliability for tidal turbines","eventType":"Webinar","description":"In collaboration with TIGER, MONITOR will be hosting a webinar\u0026nbsp;at 11:00am-12:30pm (GMT) on 24 February 2021.\u0026nbsp;The\u0026nbsp;event will focus on improvements to reliability modelling for tidal turbines, drawing on numerical and laboratory models, as well as real case studies. 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Each webinar will showcase four to five experts.\nThe first webinar,\u0026nbsp;Update on Monitoring and Research Around Turbines, will be held 21 April; the second webinar,\u0026nbsp;Design and Application of Integrated Monitoring Platforms for Monitoring Around MRE Devices, will be held 22 April; and the third webinar,\u0026nbsp;Updates on Monitoring and Research Around Wave Devices, will be held 23 April.\u0026nbsp;\nWebinar Facilitators:\nJennifer Fox, Aquatera Ltd.\nAndrea Copping, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\n\u0026nbsp;\nWebinar Presenters:\nBackground on wave energy research and monitoring -\u0026nbsp;Jennifer Fox and Kate Smith,\u0026nbsp;Aquatera Ltd.\u0026nbsp;\u0026amp;\u0026nbsp;Andrea Copping,\u0026nbsp;Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\nPresentation Slides\nSEA Wave -\u0026nbsp;Matthew Witt,\u0026nbsp;University of Exeter\nMatthew Witt is an Associate Professor at the University of Exeter; he is a marine scientist and conservation biologist. His research focuses on animal habitat-use and human-wildlife overlap, including fisheries, offshore energy extraction and the role of protected areas. He uses a variety of technologies to help this research, including satellite tracking and remote deployable video systems. His research relies upon spatial ecology and data visualisation to improve our capacity to manage human activities at sea. He has worked on a range of highly migratory marine species in the Atlantic Ocean, including basking sharks, leatherback turtles and the Atlantic bluefin tuna.\nPresentation Slides\nWESE -\u0026nbsp;Juan Bald, AZTI-Tecnalia\u0026nbsp;\u0026amp;\u0026nbsp;Teresa Simas, WavEC - Offshore Renewables\nDr. Juan Bald (male). PhD in Biology by the University of Navarra and Ma\u00eetrise de Sciences de l\u0027Environnement, Section Oc\u00e9anologie by the University of Bordeaux (France). He works at AZTI since 1999, since 2010 as Principal Researcher and since 2016 he is Coordinator of the Environmental Management Area of Seas and Coasts of AZTI. He is specialist in the management of shellfish resources, indicators of the physical-chemical state of estuary and coastal waters in relation to the Water Framework Directive and the development of environmental impact studies. He has worked on various impact studies caused by culture cages, marinas, dredging and recently in relation to marine renewable energy projects (waves and wind) in the framework of projects financed at national and European level (it should be noted that he is general coordinator of the Wave Energy in the Southern Europe project, WESE, https:\/\/www.wese-project.eu\/). He participates or has participated in teaching activities in several Postgraduate Masters at the University of the Basque Country, the University of Navarra and the Polytechnic University of Catalonia. Since 2018 he is an associate professor in the Department of Environmental Biology of the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Navarra, teaching the subject of Organization and Project Management in the Degree of Environmental Sciences. He is a member of Annex IV of the International Energy Agency and of the Working Group on Marine Renewable Energy (WGMRE) of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES). As a result of the participation in all these projects, 25 articles have been published in indexed journals (index h = 19; with 1,272 citations, https:\/\/www.researchgate.net\/profile\/Juan_Bald; https:\/\/www.scopus.com\/authid\/detail.uri?authorId=12765288600).\nTeresa Simas started her career in 1996 as an associate researcher at the New University of Lisbon, where she completed her MSc and PhD on Marine Ecology and Environmental Engineering. She went on to work as a consultant on the implementation of the Water Framework Directive in Portugal and on marine project EIAs. She joined WavEC in 2008 as head of department and has been involved in several R\u0026amp;D projects and services on marine technology environmental assessment. She lectures on ocean habitats and EIA for the European Masters in Renewable Energy (EUREC) at IST University of Lisbon.\nPresentation Slides\nLysekil - Anke Bender, Uppsala University\nAnke Bender is a PhD candidate at Uppsala University in Sweden. Her project is part of the Lysekil Wave Power Project. The wave energy research group at Uppsala University test full-scale devices and technology solutions at a research test site outside the town Lysekil at the west coast of Sweden. Since 2016, she is working with environmental effects from wave power with the focus on mobile mega fauna. 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Recently she has been appointed Co-Director for the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Supergen Hub and is a member of the Scottish Government Offshore Renewables Research ScotMER). She has been a member of the Ministerial DEFRA Marine Protected Areas Science Advisory Panel and of Scottish Natural Heritage\u2019s (SNH) Scientific Advisory Committee, as well as the Forum Coordinator for Marine Renewable Energy Forum, Marine Alliance for Science and Technology, Scotland (MASTS).\nPresentation Slides\nSMRU Platform -\u0026nbsp;Gordon Hastie, Sea Mammal Research Unit\u0026nbsp;\nDr Gordon Hastie a Senior Research Fellow at the University of St Andrews Sea Mammal Research Unit. His research interests focus on how marine mammals utilise the dynamic nature of their environment. For example, in marine systems, tidal and meteorological processes, together with geographical features such as narrow coastal channels effectively create habitats that are in constant flux due to water movements. 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The World Marine Mammal Conference offers an unparalleled opportunity to engage in interdisciplinary and intercultural dialogue in order to foster international collaborations that will impact our understanding of marine mammal science and conservation.\r\n","startDate":"2019-12-09 08:00","endDate":"2019-12-12 17:00","location":"Barcelona, Spain","venue":"Centre de Convencions Internacional de Barcelona","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.wmmconference.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/wmmc-logo.PNG","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:50","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/472","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/wave-energy-scotland-annual-conference-2019","title":"Wave Energy Scotland Annual Conference 2019","eventType":"Conference","description":"The Wave Energy Scotland (WES)\u0026nbsp;annual conference provides an ideal opportunity to network with around 200 other professionals in the field.The event is being held on December 5, 2019\u0026nbsp;at the Edinburgh International Conference Center, which is the same day as the Scottish Renewables Green Energy Awards.This will be a free opportunity to hear what is happening in WES and how to get involved with our programme.\u0026nbsp;Minister for Energy, Connectivity and the islands, Paul Wheelhouse will provide the keynote address.\r\n\r\n\n\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2019-12-05 08:00","endDate":"2019-12-05 08:00","location":"Edinburgh, Scotland","venue":"Edinburgh International Conference Centre","sourceURL":"https:\/\/wes-annual-conference-2019.b2match.io\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/WES.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:57","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/482","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/oes-environmentalorjip-workshop-environmental-effects-risk-retirement-mre","title":"OES-Environmental\/ORJIP Workshop: Environmental Effects and Risk Retirement for MRE","eventType":"Workshop","description":"OES-Environmental and ORJIP held a workshop in Australia that presented\u0026nbsp;the state of the science on environmental effects of marine renewable energy (MRE) and discussed\u0026nbsp;risk retirement\u0026nbsp;for key environmental effects of MRE devices on marine animals and the marine environment. 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WWEC2019 will focus on the opportunities offered by a renewable energy strategy which includes wind power as a cornerstone of a country\u2019s energy supply system that is based on renewable energy. Such system will connect the different fields of energy utilisation such as electricity, transportation, industrial processes and heating\/cooling. Flexibility options in generation as well as in consumption, storage and other backup technologies will play a key role in a smart energy supply system of the future.\u0026nbsp;WWEC2019 host country Brazil as one of the leaders in many renewable energy technologies and therefore an ideal location to discuss progress, challenges and achievements of a renewable energy world.\u0026nbsp;Wind energy experts from all over the world will gather at WWEC2019 to discuss lessons learned and success stories in the renewable energy sector.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThe official conference languages will be Portuguese and English.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2019-11-25 19:45","endDate":"2019-11-27 19:45","location":"Rio de Janeiro, Brazil","venue":"Sheraton Grand Rio Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.world-wind.events\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/WWEC2019.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:56","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/432","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/7th-world-ocean-council-sustainable-ocean-summit","title":"7th World Ocean Council Sustainable Ocean Summit","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The World Ocean Council (WOC) Sustainable Ocean Summit (SOS) is\u0026nbsp;the annual gathering of the global Ocean Business Community dedicated to advancing private sector action on responsible use of the seas.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;With the theme of\u0026nbsp;\u201cInvesting in Ocean Futures: Finance and Innovation for the Blue Economy\u201d, the SOS 2019 will be the foremost international business conference dedicated to investment and innovation for ocean sustainable development.\u0026nbsp;This year\u2019s Summit will build on the success of past SOS held in Hong Kong (2018), Halifax (2017), Rotterdam (2016), Singapore (2015), Washington D.C. 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The identification of the key environmental research, policy and regulatory recommendations that require action at an EU and Member State level is part of ETIP Ocean 2 project to facilitate the roll out of the ocean energy sector. This analysis will deepen the understanding of marine environment effects and consenting challenges and clearly identify solutions.\r\n\r\n\nThe EU Marine Spatial Planning Directive sets a deadline for the establishment of national maritime spatial plans in 2021. In this webinar practices will be discussed for MSP in terms of its support to ocean energy development. Member States are in different phases of MSP development, with some plans already implemented and others in preparation. In this webinar, you will hear experts discussing MSP approaches and opportunities to the ocean energy sector, how some national maritime spatial plans are being implemented and what they can offer to a more effective ocean energy deployment.\r\n\r\n\nWebinar Presenters:\r\n\r\n\nAnne Marie O\u0027Hagan, Research Fellow, MaREI Centre for Marine and Renewable Energy\r\nDr. Anne Marie O\u2019Hagan is a Senior Research Fellow in the MaREI Centre, ERI, UCC and has over 15 years of experience in applied marine and coastal research. Her background is in environmental science and law. Anne Marie\u2019s recent work has focused on the legal aspects of ocean energy development, planning and management systems for offshore energy devices and their environmental effects. She is involved in a number of multidisciplinary projects focused on aquaculture, maritime spatial planning, environmental assessment, and risk-based consenting. Anne Marie represents MaREI on a number of working groups including the International Energy Agency\u2019s Ocean Energy Systems Agreement (IEA-OES), the EC\u2019s Ocean Energy Forum Environment and Consenting Steering Committee, ICES Working Group on Marine Renewable Energy and the all-Ireland Marine Renewables Industry Association (MRIA). She also teaches on the LLM in Marine Law (Law School, UCC) and the MSc in Applied Coastal and Marine Management (Department of Geography, UCC). The presentation slides are available here.\r\n\r\n\nAndy Lanier, Marine Affairs Coordinator for the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development\r\nAndy Lanier is the Marine Affairs Coordinator for the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development.\u0026nbsp; As a staff person working for Oregon\u2019s Coastal Management Program, Andy provides staff support for the Oregon Ocean Policy Advisory Council, and ocean planning processes of the State including marine conservation and marine renewable energy development as part of the stewardship of Oregon\u2019s Territorial Sea Plan.\u0026nbsp; Andy also currently serves as Co-Chair of the West Coast Ocean Data Portal, working to support the work of the West Coast Ocean Alliance, and the Chair of the Pacific Marine and Estuarine Fish Habitat Partnership. The presentation slides are available here.\r\n\r\n\nDrew Milne, Senior Policy Officer in Marine Planning (Offshore Renewable Energy) at Marine Scotland\r\nDrew Milne is a Senior Policy Officer within the Marine Scotland (Scottish Government) Planning and Strategy team and has been with Marine Scotland since 2012.\u0026nbsp; Drew\u2019s current work is focused on the delivery of the new Sectoral Marine Plan for offshore wind, leading on the technical work to identify spatial options and associated assessments.\u0026nbsp; Prior to this role, Drew was responsible for the development of the Marine Scotland Information portal and GIS support for planning and licensing. The presentation slides are available here.\r\n\r\n\nA recording of the webinar is available here:\r\n","startDate":"2019-11-19 15:00","endDate":"2019-11-19 16:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OES%20Enviro%20ETIP%20Logo_1.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:57","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/457","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/4th-international-conference-energy-engineering-environmental-protection-eeep2019","title":"4th International Conference on Energy Engineering and Environmental Protection (EEEP2019)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The Fourth International Conference on Energy Engineering and Environmental Protection (EEEP2019) will be held on November 19-21, 2019 in Xiamen, China. 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We expect the 11th annual BlueTech Week to continue the growth trajectory with an increasing number of representatives of academia, clusters, government, industry, military, NGOs and policy makers from a growing number of countries.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThe BTW2019 theme will be \u0022The UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, Clusters and the Triple Helix.\u0022 Monday, Nov. 18 will be the 5th annual \u201cby-invitation\u201d BlueTech Cluster Convening; Tuesday will be a one-day conference co-hosted with Scripps Institution of Oceanography on \u201cThe Decade of Ocean Science: Promoting Industry \u0026amp; Science Collaboration\u201d; Wednesday-Thursday will be the BlueTech Summit \u0026amp; Tech Expo with multiple tracks on Aquaculture\/BioMarine, Maritime Robotics, Offshore Renewable Energy, Water\/Wastewater technologies and Workforce Development plus - on Wednesday evening - the 11th annual Maritime Gala Dinner \u0026amp; Award Ceremony; and on Friday, Nov. 22, the 4th annual BlueTech Investor Day.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2019-11-18 08:30","endDate":"2019-11-22 17:00","location":"San Diego, CA","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.bluetechweek.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/bluetechweek.png","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:52","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/486","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/boem-west-coast-renewable-energy-science-exchange-floating-offshore-wind-webinar","title":"BOEM West Coast Renewable Energy Science Exchange: Floating Offshore Wind Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) is pleased to present the West Coast Renewable Energy Science Exchange, a series of webinars about scientific research offshore California, Oregon, and Washington that will inform decisions about the planning, leasing, and development of ocean renewable energy. 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Registration is free, however spaces are limited. 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The effect of wind speed and direction indicated that strong southwest or southeast winds produce higher numbers of bird tracks at the site, but strong winds from other directions produce fewer bird tracks.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nWebinar Registration Details\r\nTo Register (WEBEX Webinar System):\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nCLICK HERE\r\n\t\nClick \u201cRegister\u201d (may have to scroll to bottom of page)\r\n\t\nOn the registration form, enter your information and then click \u2018Submit\u2019.\r\n\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2019-10-24 16:00","endDate":"2019-10-24 16:00","location":"Webinar","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/oera.ca\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/OERA_0.jpg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:56","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/956809","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/sustainability-built-environment-climate-change-mitigation-sbe19","title":"Sustainability in the built environment for climate change mitigation (SBE19)","eventType":"Conference","description":"","startDate":"2019-10-23 07:00","endDate":"2019-10-25 07:00","location":"Thessaloniki, Greece","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/iopscience.iop.org\/issue\/1755-1315\/410\/1","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:33","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/403","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/vind-2019","title":"VIND 2019","eventType":"Conference","description":"On October 23-24, more than 50 exhibitors and 850 visitors will attend the largest annual conference of the wind power industry in the Nordic region.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nAll main\u0026nbsp;seminars\u0026nbsp;will be translated into English, presenting a range of prominent speakers from Sweden and abroad.\u0026nbsp;The\u0026nbsp;exhibition hall\u0026nbsp;will be where delegates meet for networking, business deals, lunch, coffee and drinks. 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Improving project economics and establishing robust state policies led to a surge in offshore wind activity in 2018. At the end of the year, project developers had a potential offshore wind pipeline of over 25,500 MW. Project developers expect six offshore wind projects totaling 2,101 MW to be operational by 2023. 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The expo is scheduled for 18th \u2013 20th September 2019\u0026nbsp;at the India Expo Center, Greater Noida.\u0026nbsp;A leading expo in its domain, REI is the most comprehensive and reputed global platform where India\u2019s green economy community congregates to discuss industry trends, challenges and market insights including the Indian regulatory framework in the august presence of international stakeholders of repute. The event aims to further upscale and mainstream the applications of renewable energy resources, showcase product launches, innovations, and augment the forethought through the international exhibitions and conference platform.\u200b\r\n\r\n\nWith India being one of the leading country with the significant production of energy from renewable sources, the exhibition industry plays a very significant role in creating a holistic community in the renewable energy\u0026nbsp;space by congregating key stakeholders from abroad and in India. 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The Summit on 25 April will be organized by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and the European Chamber of Commerce Taiwan (ECCT) and supported by the Taiwan International Ports Corporation and The Chinese International Economic Cooperation Association, and is endorsed by Taiwan\u2019s Ministry of Economic Affairs and Ministry of Transportation and Communications. The event will be held at Huanan Financial Holdings Conference Centre. It will be preceded on 24\u0026nbsp;April by an invitation only round table discussion between industry and high level government representatives and dinner.\r\n\r\n\nTaiwan has become one of the offshore wind power hotspots in Asia. The government\u2019s 5.5GW offshore target by 2025 and an attractive and flexible regulatory framework have successfully attracted the interest of the offshore wind industry around the world. Offshore developers, OEMs and supply chain companies have flocked to Taiwan, teaming up with local companies and helping to establish Taipei as a regional hub of offshore development in Asia. However, the process is not without its challenges, as the government seeks to push for the highest possible level of supply chain localization and has proposed changes to the established FiT scheme. GWEC and ECCT\u2019s event will address current challenges and look at Taiwan\u2019s experience of building its offshore industry in a global context, examining lessons learnt so far and their relevance for other emerging offshore markets, and how the latest global technologies and experience can further develop the market.\r\n\r\n\nView the programme here.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2019-04-24 06:30","endDate":"2019-04-25 12:30","location":"Taipei, Taiwan","venue":"Huanan Financial Holdings Conference Centre","sourceURL":"https:\/\/gwec.net\/global-offshore-wind-summit-taiwan\/","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/GOWST-Programme-2019.pdf","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:46","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2075355","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/form-2019-xxii-international-scientific-conference-advanced-civil-engineeringconstruction","title":"FORM-2019: XXII International Scientific Conference on Advanced In Civil Engineering\/CONSTRUCTION THE FORMATION OF LIVING ENVIRONMENT 2019","eventType":"Conference","description":"The main aim of the Conference is to provide the sustainable innovative development of the construction industry, to preserve the continuity of scientific schools, to form a new level of training professional staff, to strengthen scientific and business contacts.\r\n","startDate":"2019-04-18 15:00","endDate":"2019-04-22 00:00","location":"Tashkent, Uzbekistan","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/form2019.org\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:03","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/982362","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2019-ieee-underwater-technology-ut19","title":"2019 IEEE Underwater Technology (UT19)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The IEEE OES international symposium on Underwater Technology 2019 (UT\u201919) organized by IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society (IEEE\/OES), IEEE\/OES Japan Chapter, IEEE\/OES Taipei, Taiwan Chapter, Taiwan Ocean Research Institute, and National Sun Yat-sen University, was held during 16-19 April 2019 at the International Building of National Sun Yat-sen University (NSYSU) in Kaohsiung.\r\n","startDate":"2019-04-16 07:00","endDate":"2019-04-19 19:00","location":"Kaohsiung, Taiwan","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ieeeoes.org\/oes-beacon\/june-2019-beacon\/underwater-technology-2019-ut19-kaohsiung-taiwan-16-19-april-2019\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:38","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2083233","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/tussenstand-wozep-2019","title":"Tussenstand Wozep 2019","eventType":"Meeting","description":"Annual update meeting for the Dutch governmental offshore wind ecological programme (Wozep).\u0026nbsp;","startDate":"2019-04-16 07:00","endDate":"2019-04-17 06:59","location":"The Netherlands","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.noordzeeloket.nl\/en\/functions-use\/offshore-wind-energy\/@214203\/tussenstand-wozep-1\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/download_2.jpeg","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Floating Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-05-13 01:05:22","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/388","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/8th-annual-north-carolina-renewable-ocean-energy-symposium","title":"8th Annual North Carolina Renewable Ocean Energy Symposium","eventType":"Conference","description":"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. 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Let\u2019s work together to keep moving this new US industry forward.\r\n","startDate":"2019-04-08 12:00","endDate":"2019-04-10 22:00","location":"New York, New York, USA","venue":"The Grand Hyatt","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.offshorewindus.org\/","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/IPF19.png","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:46","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1374481","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/7th-oxford-tidal-energy-workshop-ote-2019","title":"7th Oxford Tidal Energy Workshop (OTE 2019)","eventType":"Workshop","description":"The 7th Oxford Tidal Energy Workshop, OTE2019, will be held in Oxford on the 8th and 9th of April, 2019.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nOTE2019 builds on six successful workshops to provide opportunities for scientists, engineers, and researchers to discuss technical issues in tidal stream power generation. Since the first workshop in 2012 the workshop series has attracted over five hundred delegates, received over a hundred oral presentations and enjoyed dozens of posters. The workshop welcomes all delegates, and in particular doctoral students and early career researchers whom we would like to encourage to join us to discuss their research in a friendly yet intellectually challenging environment. 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The deadline for abstract submission is 10 January 2019, 13:00 CET or, for those applying for EGU Roland Schlich travel support, 1 December 2018, 13:00 CET. All 2019 EGU members will be able to submit abstracts to the 2019 meeting. With a few exceptions, only one abstract as a first author will be permitted. Please note the following session of interest:\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nSession ERE2.3\/OS2.6: Marine renewable energy; resource characterisation, interactions and impacts\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nConvener: Michela De Dominicis\r\n\r\n\nCo-conveners: Matt Lewis, Rory O\u0027Hara Murray\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThere is a global need for low carbon energy, and marine renewable energy could make a significant contribution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and mitigation of climate change, as well as providing a high-technology industry. Marine renewable energy includes offshore wind, wave, tidal range (lagoons and barrages), and tidal-stream energy. Understanding the environment these marine renewable energy devices are likely to operate in is essential when designing efficient and resilient devices; furthermore, accurately charactering the resource, and likely impacts, is essential for the development of the marine renewable energy industry. This session is designed to share information on new research techniques and methods to better understand the resource, and interactions between energy extraction, the resource, and the environment. We welcome contributions on resource characterization, design considerations (e.g. extreme and fatigue loadings), and environmental impacts, at all timescales (ranging from turbulence to decadal) and all spatial scales (from device and array scales to shelf sea scales); including mapping tools, numerical modelling approaches, and observations. The session will also include studies of impacts, from physical and biological, to societal interactions (e.g. effects to tourism). These impacts include biological interactions with the resource and with the device. Research areas are envisaged to include but not restricted to: modelling and quantification of the interaction of the device to the marine environment (e.g. changes in hydrodynamics) as well as on the biology directly; ecological study designs and methods; new technologies for quantification; management of space; collision; noise; habitat change; community change for all trophic levels interaction.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2019-04-07 06:00","endDate":"2019-04-12 14:00","location":"Vienna, Austria","venue":"Austria Center Vienna","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.egu2019.eu\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:46","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/393","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/multiple-uses-offshore-space-incorporating-wind-energy-development","title":"Multiple Uses for Offshore Space: Incorporating Wind Energy Development","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Webinar #16 in WREN Environmental Webinar Series\r\nApril 5, 2019, 15:00 - 16:00 UTC (8:00 am PDT\/11:00 am EDT\/4:00 pm BST)\r\n\r\n\nSummary\r\nOffshore wind energy development has to compete for limited space with other interests (e.g., fisheries, other energy sectors, wildlife conservation). The webinar will discuss perspectives from both Europe, where wind energy development has existed since 1991, and North America, where development is relatively new, but with hopes of rapid expansion.\r\n\r\n\nPresenters\r\n\r\n\nMary Boatman, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management\r\nPlanning for Offshore Wind on the United States Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf\r\nThis presentation will describe the planning process that was used to identify areas for wind energy development on the US Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf.\u0026nbsp; The process included engagement with Federal, state, and local governments, the public and the use of science to determine areas with minimal conflict.\r\n\r\n\nDr. Mary C. Boatman serves as the Environmental Studies Chief for the Office of Renewable Energy Programs within the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM).\u0026nbsp; She has worked at BOEM at both the regional office in New Orleans and in the Headquarters office in Sterling, Virginia on both offshore oil and gas and renewable energy issues.\u0026nbsp; Her area of expertise is Chemical Oceanography, but she has worked in a multi-disciplinary capacity for many years through the Environmental Studies Program at BOEM.\r\n\r\n\nAndronikos Kafas, Marine Scotland\r\nOcean Multi-Use \u2013 A new frontier for marine planning: Findings from the European project MUSES\r\nThe ever-increasing demands on ocean resources in all European Sea Basins and resulting pressure on the use of ocean space, are underlining issues of compatibility (or conflicts) between different maritime uses as well as between economic activities and environmental protection. As a result ocean space is a valuable asset deserving special attention in marine management and planning. Management should be systematic, coordinated, as well as account both for existing maritime uses and anticipate future needs. This means that co-uses, synergies and multiple spatial uses should be promoted as much as possible. Integrating different functions\/ uses\/ activities in time and space in the sea, in a complementary way, termed here as Multi-Use (MU), can offer multiple benefits. While there are good reasons for promoting MU, its realisation is rendered difficult by conceptual problems and the need to overcome sectoral demands, vested interests, and any other barriers associated with existing political institutions and practices. The goal of Multi-Use in European Seas (MUSES) project was to identify and highlight the real opportunities for MU in European Seas. The MUSES project has explored practical solutions on overcoming existing barriers and minimizing risks associated with MU development at a local level, through a range of case studies around Europe. MUSES case studies focused on the challenges arising from tensions between maritime activities demanding ocean space. Key findings suggest that combining compatible activities in the same marine space can serve to share and reduce costs, and generate further synergies between those activities. MUSES case study findings focusing on offshore energy will be presented, including the environmental, spatial, economic \u0026amp; societal benefits of MU, as well as practical solutions to overcome identified barriers.\r\n\r\n\nDr. Andronikos Kafas joined Marine Scotland Science in 2012 and currently leads the Offshore Renewable Energy \u0026amp; Environmental Advice (REEA) group. 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His experience covers strategic marine research coordination, leadership of multi-national and multi-annual research projects, coordination of offshore surveys, oversight of advisory functions, financial and human resource management, senior representation to a range of domestic and international fora, and offshore energy commercial awareness demonstrated by regular liaison with most major offshore developers and marine consultancies in the UK.\r\n\r\n\nA recording of the webinar is available here.\r\n","startDate":"2019-04-05 15:00","endDate":"2019-04-05 16:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:48","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2076736","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/4th-international-conference-advances-clean-energy-research-icacer-2019","title":"4th International Conference on Advances on Clean Energy Research (ICACER 2019)","eventType":"Conference","description":"2019 4th International Conference on Advances on Clean Energy Research (ICACER 2019) was held in Coimbra, Portugal on April 5-7, 2019, with support of University of Coimbra, Portugal.\r\n","startDate":"2019-04-05 07:00","endDate":"2019-04-08 06:59","location":"Coimbra, Portugal","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.icacer.com\/2019.html","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:21","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/385","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/marine-energy-wales-conference-2019","title":"Marine Energy Wales Conference 2019","eventType":"Conference","description":"Marine Energy Wales Annual Conference 2019 will be held on April 4th at Celtic Manor in Newport, Wales.\u0026nbsp;The annual Marine Energy Wales conference is the only conference in Wales dedicated to marine energy and is now in its 10th year. 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Relevant scientists, researchers and engineers are welcome to take advantage of this opportunity to submit and present their research work and\/or industrial applications and interact with other experts in this challenging field. In addition to technical sharing, you can also enjoy the rich traditional culture and international hospitality in metropolitan Taipei. It is a dynamic city perfectly mixed with oriental tradition and western modernity. Furthermore, just with a 40-minute drive from Taipei city, the National Northeast Scenic Coast invites you into a world of emerald seas and mountains and blue skies, a winding coastline of capes and bays, and fine sandy beaches. 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The communique says, \u0022We, the specialists involved in the field of renewable energy technologies and their policies, accept the technical and policy challenges. We will continue to contribute to growing the renewable energy market to realize a sustainable world. The Grand Renewable Energy 2018 International Conference, to be held in Japan, will provide an opportunity to assess the work and to share the accomplishments that will be done in the next four years.\u0022 This conference is four times in Japan with our initiative such as the year of 2006, 2010, 2014, and this time, 2018.\r\n\r\n\n(2) Renewable Energy is indispensable energy to stop the global warming\r\n\r\n\nAs clarified in Paris Agreement, COP21, the global warming issue is the crucial subject for which we must tackle. Our country, Japan, also numerical target of renewable energy was incorporated into the National Energy Basic Plan. It is not exaggerated to say that the development of renewable energy utilization technology became the inseparable age really with country economic growth. We will do the presentation and discussion on every kind of renewable energy areas and sharing them in the conference resulting in connection and acceleration to the industrialization aiming to CO2 decrease and to the initiatives of resident power viewpoint. Innovation and creativity are key word, but important other words are high efficiency, high operability, reliance, cost, and commodity. We think about such program that all those in various levels can be satisfied to participate.\r\n\r\n\n(3) To share innovative ideas and projects in the conference and release them to the world\r\n\r\n\nJapan experienced tremendous earthquake with magnitude 9 , occurred at east Japan on March 11, 2011 with associating unexpected giant tsumami, which had caused close to 20,000 fatal loss, plus the inexperienced accident of nuclear power plants in Fukushima. Japan has had tackled recovery plan and continued now and then. Looking at the world, global warming suppression is urgent matter. Coping these issues, we have developed new projects involving renewable energy using innovative ideas. Open presentation and discussion in the conference about ongoing project, experiences and research result are quite significant toward the development of 21 century technology, considering moreover the various worldwide intelligences gather together.\r\n\r\n\n(4) To contribute to the development of young generation talents having global sense\r\n\r\n\nWe provide the venue where young talent researchers and engineers present the performance by own paper, and it is ideal that the result of paper is to be prevailed internationally. For support, we plan to arrange promotion of papers in collaboration with renowned academy associations or J-Stage. We do the active support to the personal development for the sake of sustainable renewable energy deployment.\r\n\r\n\n(5) To realize the first-class international conference\r\n\r\n\nAs same as past three times ones, exhibition is held covering all areas of renewable energy at the same venue during the latter half of conference period. We consider the conference and exhibition are just same as vehicle wheels. Participants of the conference can enter the exhibition free, and the visitors to the exhibition can listen and join to the discussion if the pre-determined fee is paid. Widen the wheel, bigger the conference, and Renewable Energy World Fair becomes more vital and energetic, we will do our best to be so.\r\n","startDate":"2018-06-17 00:00","endDate":"2018-06-22 08:00","location":"Pacifico Yokohama, Japan","venue":"Pacifico Yokohama","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.renewableenergy.jp\/2018\/english\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/301","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/webinar-going-flow-while-mapping-predicting-future-flow-speeds","title":"Webinar: Going with the Flow,  While Mapping \u0026 Predicting Future Flow Speeds","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The tide is one of the most accurately predictable natural phenomena. Following standard practice accurate long-term predictions of water levels are generated using harmonic analysis.\u0026nbsp;However, when applied to tidal currents harmonic analysis does not accurately capture turbulence, eddies, and large flood-ebb asymmetries. This is especially true in high-energy channels of interest for tidal energy developments where fast flowing waters passing over bathymetric features and through non-uniform coastlines result in significant spatial variation, as well as irregular flow velocity profiles.\r\n\r\nFor tidal energy projects to succeed, we need to better understand how tidal flows vary in time and space.\u0026nbsp;This information is needed to optimize tidal turbine locations and power outputs, reduce turbine failures, improve energy predictions, and reduce operational costs.\r\n\r\nHow do tidal flows change in time? \u2013 We are developing LunaTide, an innovative approach that combines the strengths of harmonic analysis with additional site information to produce highly accurate long-term predictions.\r\n\r\nHow do tidal flows change in space? \u2013 We are developing a technique for flow field mapping that uses hundreds of drifting sensors tracked by satellites and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (aka drones).\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\nMore information on all of the webinars in the series can be found here.\r\n","startDate":"2018-06-14 16:00","endDate":"2018-06-14 17:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.oera.ca\/meetingsevents\/webinar-series\/oera-webinar-series-greg-trowse-luna-ocean-consulting\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:37","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/295","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/global-renewable-energy-supply-chain-conference-2018","title":"Global Renewable Energy Supply Chain Conference 2018","eventType":"Conference","description":"Enterprise Europe Network is hosting a FREE conference and matchmaking event for companies working in the Renewable Energy Supply Chain.\r\n\r\n\nGlobally the renewable energy sector is young and rapidly growing with sales in the supply chain exceeding \u00a31.68 trillion and forecasted to grow by 47.6% by 2021\/22.\u0026nbsp;This event will focus on international opportunities available to businesses supplying the rapidly growing renewable energy sector.\r\n\r\n\nRegistration is open until 13 June 2018.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2018-06-14 07:00","endDate":"2018-06-14 16:00","location":"England, UK","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/global-renewable-energy-supply-chain.b2match.io\/home","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:36","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/223","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2nd-world-congress-wind-renewable-energy","title":"2nd World Congress on Wind \u0026 Renewable Energy","eventType":"Conference","description":"Theme: Power Generation and Environmental Protection\r\n\r\n\nThe Conference mainly includes these topics:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nWind Power Technology\r\n\t\nWind Turbines Instrumentation\r\n\t\nWind Farms Construction\r\n\t\nWind Safety Measures\r\n\t\nImpact of wind energy on environment\r\n\t\nHydro Power Technology\r\n\t\nRenewable \u0026amp;Sustainable energy\r\n\t\nSolar Power Technology\r\n\t\nGlobal trends in Renewable energy Commercialization \u0026amp; Investment\r\n\t\nThird Generation Wind Power\r\n\t\nOcean Energy\r\n\t\nGlobal Energy Conservation\r\n\t\nNano Technology for Renewable Energy\r\n\r\n","startDate":"2018-06-14 07:00","endDate":"2018-06-15 16:00","location":"London, UK","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/windenergy.conferenceseries.com\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:28","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/299","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/developer-forum-monitor-project","title":"Developer Forum for Monitor Project","eventType":"Workshop","description":"A\u0026nbsp;new Interreg Atlantic Area project focused on investigating the forces acting on blades and structures of tidal energy converters (TECs) and their impact on reliability will be officially launched at the International Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE) in June 2018. The MONITOR project is led by Swansea University, and brings together the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC), the Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult, Magallanes Renovables S.L., R\u00e9gion Normandie, Sabella S.A.S., Universidade do Algarve, Universit\u00e9 Le Havre Normandie and University College Cork. To kick start the project, the MONITOR consortium will host a Developer Forum from 13:00-15:00 on 13th June 2018, in the Custom Room, Centre des Congr\u00e8s at ICOE, in Cherbourg, France.\r\n\r\n\nThe aim of the Forum is to introduce tidal energy developers and other interested stakeholders to the project, and receive feedback on specific concerns and priorities around reliability in the tidal energy industry to help shape the project methodologies. 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The conference provides a unique opportunity for industry to interact directly with university researchers, manufacturers and distributors of energy equipment and to discuss a wide variety of topics related to energy systems and environmental issues.\r\n\r\n\nThe scope of the Conference is to promote a forum, where researchers and engineers involved with electrical power systems may exchange their experiences and present solutions found for present and future problems. The conference offers prominent academia and industrial practitioners from all over the world the forum for discussion about the future of electrical energy and environmental issues and presents a base for identifying directions for continuation of research.\r\n\r\n\nThe Industrial and Commercial Power Systems Department (I\u0026amp;CPS) is a department of the Industry Application Society (IAS) of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE).\r\n\r\n\nThe scope of the Industrial and Commercial Power Systems Department includes all matters within the scope of the Industry Application Society relating to the technology of electric power generation, transmission or distribution in industrial, commercial and institutional facilities, and within that segment of industry associated specifically with rural or agricultural applications.\r\n\r\n\nThe scope also includes the creation of related technical standards governing such applications. The objective of I\u0026amp;CPSD shall be the advancement of the theory and practice of engineering as it relates to design and management of electrical power systems and comfort conditioning systems within industrial plants, commercial buildings and institutional facilities, and electrical power systems that serve primarily agricultural areas. The fields of electronics and computer science as applied to industrial and commercial power systems or to electrical comfort conditioning also fall within the objectives of I\u0026amp;CPS.\r\n","startDate":"2018-06-12 15:00","endDate":"2018-06-16 00:00","location":"Palermo, Italy","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.eeeic.net\/eeeic\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:03:55","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/297","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/annex-iv-data-transferability-collection-consistency-icoe","title":"Annex IV Data Transferability and Collection Consistency (ICOE)","eventType":"Workshop","description":" \r\n\r\n\nOES-Annex IV held a workshop in Cherbourg, Normandy - France around the International Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE). 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We are therefore delighted to be able to plan the hosting of OCEANS\u201918 MTS\/IEEE Kobe \/ Techno-Ocean 2018 (OTO\u201918) in such a progressive environment. The theme for OTO\u201918 has been provisionally set under the wording \u201cOcean Planet \u2013 It\u2019s our home.\u201d The oceans, which cover 70% of the earth\u2019s surface, provide us with a wide variety of gifts including natural resources and energy, and we would like to use the convention to reconsider issues such as natural disasters and environmental concerns from the standpoint of the oceans. 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Chair: David Woolf \r\n\r\n\nCan tidal stream turbines change the tides in the Pentland Firth, and is there an acceptable limit?\r\nRory O\u0027Hara Murray, Marine Scotland Science\r\n\r\n\nEvaluating environmental impacts of tidal energy extraction using a transport time scale approach\r\nZhaoqing Yang, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\r\n\r\n\nTidal modulation of Impact wave farm on sediment transport and morphodynamics\r\nQingping Zou, Heriot-Watt University\r\n\r\n\nThe distribution of turbulent mixing around a tidal energy test site\r\nCharles Greenwood, University of the Highlands and Islands\r\n\r\n\nAssessing the impact of rows of tidal-stream turbines on the overtides of the M2\r\nDan Potter, Lancaster University\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nApril 25, 2018\r\n\r\n\r\n\nSession 5: Long Term Change - Chair: Elva Bannon \r\n\r\n\nThe impact of sea-level rise and coastal protection construction on the tidal energy of San Francisco Bay\r\nRoger Wang, University of Dundee\r\n\r\n\nComparative effects of climate change and tidal stream energy extraction in the NW European continental shelf\r\nMichela De Dominicis, National Oceanography Centre\r\n\r\n\nEffects of large scale tidal energy extraction on benthic habitats\r\nMichael Bell, Heriot-Watt University\r\n\r\n\nAssess the ecological cost\/benefit of very large scale tidal energy extraction vs future climate change using joint modelling of mobile marine predators and their prey\r\nBeth Scott, University of Aberdeen\r\n\r\n\nPredicting changes to Scottish Nature Conservation MPA connectivity due to tidal energy device arrays and climate change\r\nHannah Millar, Heriot-Watt University and Marine Scotland Science\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\r\n\r\n\nSession 6: Collisions: Models, Real Behavior and Trade-offs - 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Chair: Caitlin Long \r\n\r\n\nRegional and seasonal scale-studies into seabird use of coastal environments: abundant and diverse communities consistently associate with moderate and complex currents\r\nBregan Brown, Bangor University\r\n\r\n\nRecent investigations into the marine migration of salmon smolts in the context of marine renewable development\r\nRoss Gardiner, Marine Scotland Science\r\n\r\n\nEffects of wave energy extraction on intertidal species of extremely exposed rocky shores\r\nMichael Bell, Heriot-Watt University\r\n\r\n\nPorpoise displacement at different noise levels during construction of an offshore windfarm\r\nIsla Graham, University of Aberdeen\r\n\r\n\nPossible positive long term effects on harbour porpoise from a large scale offshore renewable energy zone in the Southern North Sea\r\nBob Rumes, Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences\r\n\r\n\nMonitoring the environmental interactions of tidal devices - how do we achieve what is required in a practical and cost effective manner whilst retaining focus on the key issues to assist the consenting of future projects?\r\nLiz Foubister, Xodus Group Limited\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\r\n\r\n\nSession 11: Differing Perspectives Working Towards a Common Goal - 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To the authors\u2019 knowledge such studies have yet to be conducted for Orkney waters, yet with 600MW of wave power capacity proposed in the area it is important to understand how the available resource will change. Venugopal and Nemalidinne, (2015) and Venugopal et al., (2017) recorded the development and validation of a spectral wave model of the North Atlantic for the purpose of assessing wave energy resource on the coast of Scotland. In this work we describe modification of this model to anticipate the effects of future climate, by adjusting the surface wind forcing. This adjustment was based on the changes in wind speeds that are predicted by a CMIP5 general circulation model under the RCP8.5 scenario. Predicted changes to the wave environment of Scottish inshore waters will be reported, and implications for wave energy discussed.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nModelling fishing effort displacement as a result of offshore renewable energy developments in Scotland\r\nAndronikos Kafas, Marine Scotland Science\r\nThe introduction of a new marine activity in Maritime Spatial Planning often imposes spatial restrictions on existing users. Spatial overlap between emerging offshore renewable energy developments in Scotland and commercial fishing activity impedes access to traditional fishing grounds. Consequently, fishermen may re-allocate (displace) their fishing effort to alternative sea areas with lower profits and\/or less reliability in catches. The potential for fishing effort displacement is a significant concern amongst stakeholders and has a range of economic, social and environmental effects on individual fishers and coastal communities. Understanding how emerging uses, such as the development of a new offshore energy site, can affect other existing activities, such as fisheries, through partial or full exclusion from an area, including the knock-on impacts of displacement, is essential for making sound planning and licensing decisions and developing effective mitigation strategies. To explain fishing effort patterns, this study develops a hierarchical spatio-temporal Bayesian model for fishing effort distribution, based on multi-year spatio-temporal data for Scottish fishing vessels (VMS data). Then the model is used to predict the reallocation patterns of fishing effort due to area closures. We use a spatial point process model that contains a Gaussian Markov Random Field, approximated through the Stochastic Partial Differential Equations approach, to account for autocorrelation that covariates cannot explain. The model is fitted with the Integrated Nested Laplace Approximation algorithm. The model accurately explains fishing effort patterns and predicts changes in space (approx. 5 km2) and time (annually) in response to area closures from offshore wind farms. The study helps evaluate economic impacts on the fishing fleet and environmental impacts from different layout options and as a result aid commercial fisheries mitigation. The model can be easily transferable to other fisheries management interventions resulting in area closures, hence providing a powerful analytical tool for fisheries management.\r\n\r\n\nDrifting acoustic instrumentation for marine energy\r\nBrian Polagye, University of Washington\r\nUnlike many other potential environmental risks for marine energy (e.g., collision, entanglement), the acoustic stressor from wave and current energy converters can be readily quantified. This requires instrumentation systems capable of operating in energetic waves and currents and obtaining measurements in which propagating sound is masked by neither flow-noise nor self-noise. However, once such measurements have been acquired, it can be difficult to ascribe acoustic events to a marine energy converter. The Drifting Acoustic Instrumentation SYstem (DAISY) is being developed to address these considerations. Each DAISY consists of a surface expression with position tracking, coupled, via a suspension system, to a submerged element with a hydrophone and ancillary sensors (e.g., orientation, pressure). In waves, the suspension system is a mass-spring-damper that isolates the hydrophone from surface motion in a manner analogous to a sonobuoy. In currents, the suspension system is simpler, consisting of a combination of static and dynamic line, but the hydrophone is enclosed by a flow-shield that also acts as a drag element to minimize relative velocity between the submerged element and surrounding water. Data streams in the surface expression and submerged element are integrated by microcomputers which synchronize the data streams and allow the condition health of a DAISY to be monitored throughout a field deployment. Machine learning will be used in post processing to isolate acoustic events, and long baseline localization using data from multiple DAISYs will be able to identify their source. Field experiments that demonstrate the self-noise and flow-noise reductions achieved by the DAISY relative to earlier variants of drifting instrumentation systems are shown. Finally, the applicability of drifting acoustic measurement systems to meet draft international standards will be summarized.\r\n\r\n\nUnderwater noise from the PLAT-O tidal turbine platform\r\nDenise Risch, Scottish Association for Marine Sciences (SAMS)\r\nTidal-stream energy devices will introduce underwater noise into the environment, the magnitude of which is of particular interest because of the potential effects on acoustically sensitive species such as marine mammals and fish. Thus, acoustic emissions of these devices need to be assessed in terms of their potential negative impact, as well as a means for device detection for collision avoidance in these often naturally noisy environments. Using drogue-mounted, drifting hydrophones, underwater noise (10Hz to 78kHz) was recorded during tests of the PLAT-O tidal platform fitted with two 50kW SIT SCHOTTEL Instream turbines. The rotors of each three bladed horizontal axis turbine was 5m diameter. During trials at a test site off the Isle of Wight in 2015 with both turbines operating, stepwise frequency- modulated tonal signals with most energy between 1 and 2.5kHz, but extending as low as 200Hz were recorded. At a median distance of 280m sound pressure levels (SPL dB re 1 \u03bcPa) in the dominant third- octave bands (1-2.5kHz) were elevated by as much as 10-15dB compared to baseline ambient noise levels. At lower frequencies (200-400Hz) noise levels were about 2-5dB over ambient noise levels. Recordings at different ranges from the platform indicated that at a distance of about 500-600m noise levels emitted by the turbines may be expected to be equal to or below ambient noise levels in this environment. Potential impacts and detection of this device by marine species will thus likely be at least up to a couple of hundred metres from the source. Since there was little ancillary information available on the mechanical operation of the turbines being tested during this experiment the data reported here are preliminary and future acoustic measurements of these turbines deployed at PLAT-I, the successor of the PLAT-O platform, are currently underway.\r\n\r\n\nEnvironmental monitoring, modelling and forecasting for instream tidal energy development at the FORCE test site\r\nRichard Karsten, Acadia University \r\nCanada has in the Bay of Fundy one of the world\u0027s richest tidal resources and a world- leading test site for large grid-connected in-stream tidal turbines. But decisions regarding the development and regulation of the tidal energy industry are hindered by a lack of scientific evidence related to animal\/turbine interactions and flow variability. The primary goal of the research planned for 2018-2023 is to address the two challenges facing tidal energy development: the impact of the environment on turbines and the impact of turbines on the environment. Both require a highly integrated suite of field work infrastructure that will quantify the high-flow, dynamic environment of Minas Passage, including measuring flow velocities, mapping the sea bottom, detecting the presence of marine mammals, tracking fish and monitoring the noise generated by turbines. Both challenges also require substantial computing infrastructure to conduct high-resolution numerical simulations and to analyze the large quantities of collected data.\u0026nbsp; Field projects will utilize robotic watercraft, drifting buoys and a rigid-inflatable boat, all outfitted with acoustic devices to measure flow speed, turbulence, underwater noise and seabed change, and drones to provide video aerial imagery. 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These data represent the first nationwide survey of wind power project neighbors in the United States and the largest such survey conducted in the world to-date.\r\n\r\n\nThis webinar will focus on: an investigation of individuals that are \u201cstrongly\u201d annoyed (i.e., annoyed with symptoms), and compare results between this U.S. study and other studies in Europe, to examine differences and correlates.\r\n\r\n\nStrongly annoyed respondents are individuals who are very, moderately or somewhat annoyed and report having symptoms. The symptoms include \u201cbeing in a bad mood,\u201d \u201canger,\u201d \u201clack of concentration,\u201d \u201cdifficulty falling asleep,\u201d and \u201cotherwise not sleeping well\u201d, which must have a frequency of at least monthly and be attributed to the turbines. This \u201cstrongly annoyed\u201d group is compared to four other groups: cannot hear the turbines, not at all annoyed by sound, slightly annoyed, and somewhat annoyed (i.e., annoyed without symptoms). Compared to the other groups, strongly annoyed individuals have more negative attitudes toward the local wind project, and more chronic health problems (not related to the wind turbines). They are less satisfied with the planning process and more annoyed by it. They live near larger wind projects. The strongest predictors, when combining them in a regression, are \u201cpresent attitude toward the local wind project\u201d and \u201cannoyed by planning process\u201d. Distance from the nearest turbine, A-weighted sound levels (dBA), and stated noise sensitivity are not correlated. A similar mean level of annoyance to sound is found in European results.\r\n\r\n\nClick here to view presentation slides.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2018-03-13 18:00","endDate":"2018-03-13 19:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/national_surveys_Webinar.pdf","technologyType":["Land-Based Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/287","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/webinar-low-technology-readiness-level-trl-projects","title":"Webinar: Low Technology Readiness Level (TRL) projects","eventType":"Webinar","description":"This webinars provide updates and findings on projects presented on an NWCC webinar in December 2015 (see previous presentations below or view the\u0026nbsp;recording).\r\n\r\n\nThe research presented in these webinars is supported by a funding opportunity (Bat Impact Minimization Technologies and Field Testing Opportunities) from the U.S. Department of Energy.\r\n\r\n\nTexturizing Wind Turbine Towers to Reduce Bat Mortality\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nDr.\u0026nbsp;Amanda Hale, Associate Professor, Director of Graduate Program, Texas Christian University\r\n\t\nDr. Victoria Bennett, Assistant Professor, Director of Graduate Programs, Texas Christian University\r\n\t\r\n\t\t\nView previous\u0026nbsp;presentation\r\n\t\r\n\t\r\n\r\n\r\n\nRotor-mounted, Ultrasonic Bat Impact Mitigation System\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nDavid Cooper, Sr. Electrical Systems Engineer, Frontier Wind\r\n\t\r\n\t\t\nView previous\u0026nbsp;presentation\r\n\t\r\n\t\r\n\r\n\r\n\nA Biomimetic Ultrasonic Whistle for Use as a Bat Deterrent on Wind Turbines\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nDr. Paul Sievert, Research Associate Professor, University of Massachusetts Amherst\r\n\t\r\n\t\t\nView previous\u0026nbsp;presentation\r\n\t\r\n\t\r\n\r\n\r\n\nThe next webinar will be about High Technology Readiness Level (TRL) Projects.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2018-03-12 16:00","endDate":"2018-03-12 17:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/rewi.org\/webinars\/status-and-findings-of-developing-technologies-for-bat-detection-and-deterrence-at-wind-facilities\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/286","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/offshore-wind-maritime-industry-knowledge-exchange-workshop","title":"Offshore Wind and Maritime Industry Knowledge Exchange Workshop","eventType":"Workshop","description":"Subject matter experts at the U.S. Department of Interior\u0027s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management\u0027s Offshore Wind and Maritime Industry Knowledge Exchange workshop will discuss the regulatory regime governing offshore wind energy development, including measures to minimize risk to safety and disruptions to maritime transportation operations while supporting the development of domestic renewable energy. Attendees will learn about the design and operation of offshore wind facilities, potential timelines for development on the Atlantic Ocean, and navigation safety issues associated with the transit of commercial vessels near wind farm facilities. Time will be set aside for interactive discussions between stakeholders. A workshop agenda will be available on the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management\u0027s website in the coming weeks. Contact the Office of Renewable Energy Programs at renewableenergy@boem.gov with any questions or comments about the event.\r\n","startDate":"2018-03-05 13:00","endDate":"2018-03-06 22:00","location":"Linthicum Heights, Maryland","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.boem.gov\/BOEM-Stakeholder-Engagement\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/278","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/renewableuk-wave-tidal-conference-2018","title":"RenewableUK Wave and Tidal Conference 2018","eventType":"Conference","description":"RenewableUK\u0027s 14th annual Wave \u0026amp; Tidal Conference and Exhibition will take place in Glasgow on 28 February 2018.\u0026nbsp; The event will bring together leading developers, OEM\u2019s, financial and innovation funding experts, technical and safety professionals, regulators and government stakeholders representing the range of interests across the UK, and wider international marine energy supply chain.\r\n\r\n\nProgramme\r\n\r\n\nPlease click here for the up-to-date event programme\r\n\r\n\nExhibition\r\n\r\n\nThe exhibition will offer opportunities to showcase your company to decision makers and to the wider industry with business development still at the heart of the event.Take a look at the floorplan and book early to secure the best locations.\r\n\r\n\nSpace for Country Pavilions and outside exhibits are also available \u2013 please contact David Moyle for further information.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2018-02-28 08:00","endDate":"2018-02-28 17:00","location":"Glasgow, Scotland, UK","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/events.renewableuk.com\/wt18","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal","Wave"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:34","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/284","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/webinar-predicting-audibility-annoyance-wind-power-project-sounds-using-modeled-sound","title":"Webinar: Predicting Audibility Of and Annoyance To Wind Power Project Sounds Using Modeled Sound","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Third in a four-part series on results from a Berkeley Lab-led effort to characterize and help explain attitudes toward local wind power projects in the US. Data were collected randomly from 1,705 homeowners living within five miles of 250 U.S. wind power projects across 24 states with a focus on individuals within close proximity of the turbines (e.g., \u0026lt; 1 mile) who often evade data collection because they are so few in number. These data represent the first nationwide survey of wind power project neighbors in the United States and the largest such survey conducted in the world to-date.\r\n\r\n\nThis webinar will focus on: an investigation of various predictors of reported ability to hear turbines and stated sound annoyance, including modeled project sound levels, local background sound levels, objective measures of people and place, and self-reported subjective descriptors\r\n\r\n\nFor this analysis, 15 wind power projects were over-sampled and modeled to estimate the sound levels at each respondent\u2019s home. Also, a representation of background sound level for each respondent was extracted from a national dataset. Statistical analyses were conducted to estimate the acoustical contributions to one\u2019s propensity for annoyance, and how these were affected by non-acoustic factors (e.g., project compensation, prior attitude toward the project, visibility, etc.). The results demonstrate that considering the interaction of a project\u2019s modeled sound levels and the existing background sound levels improves the prediction of reported wind turbine audibility over only using modeled sound levels. Additionally, the sound-level drivers (modeled wind turbine sound level and background sound level) are poor predictors of very annoyed responses; one\u2019s prior support for or opposition to a local project is the strongest predictor of very annoyed responses in the regression model.\r\n\r\n\nClick here to view the presentation slides.\r\n\r\n\nNext webinar:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nComparing Strongly Annoyed Individuals with Symptoms Near U.S. Turbines to those in Europe (March 13th)\r\n\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2018-02-27 18:00","endDate":"2018-02-27 19:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/predicting_audibility_Webinar.pdf","technologyType":["Land-Based Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2077293","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/fourth-international-conference-ocean-engineering-icoe-2018","title":"Fourth International Conference in Ocean Engineering (ICOE 2018)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The technical program of the Conference consists of keynote addresses, contributed papers and special sessions with invited speakers. Contributed papers reviewed by an International Technical Committee were selected for oral presentation.\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2018-02-18 08:00","endDate":"2018-02-22 07:59","location":"Chennai, India","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/easychair.org\/cfp\/ICOE2018","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:25","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/283","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/webinar-wind-power-project-planning-process-fairness-attitudes","title":"Webinar: Wind Power Project Planning Process Fairness and Attitudes","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Second in a four-part series on results from a Berkley Lab-led effort to characterize and help explain attitudes toward local wind power projects in the US.\u0026nbsp; Data were collected randomly from 1,705 homeowners living within five miles of 250 U.S. wind power projects across 24 states with a focus on individuals within close proximity of the turbines (e.g., \u0026lt; 1 mile) who often evade data collection because they are so few in number. These data represent the first nationwide survey of wind power project neighbors in the United States and the largest such survey conducted in the world to-date.\r\n\r\n\nThis webinar will focus on: an investigation of various predictors of stated planning process fairness, and relative influences of planning process fairness on attitudes.\r\n\r\n\nWe find that a developer being open and transparent, a community being able to influence the project outcome, and individuals having a say in the planning process are all statistically significant predictors of a process being perceived as \u201cfair,\u201d with an open and transparent developer having the largest effect. We also find developer transparency and ability to influence the outcome (e.g., number and location of wind turbines) to have statistically significant relationships to a more positive attitude, with those findings holding when aesthetics, landscape, and wind turbine sound considerations are controlled for. The results indicate that jurisdictions might consider developing procedures that ensure citizens are consulted and heard, while instituting benchmarks or best practices for developer interaction with communities and citizens.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nClick here to view the presentation slides.\r\n\r\n\nFuture webinars will include:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nPredicting Audibility and Annoyance To Wind Project Sounds Using Modeled Sound (February 27th)\r\n\t\nComparing Strongly Annoyed Individuals with Symptoms Near U.S. Turbines to those in Europe (March 13th)\r\n\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2018-02-13 18:00","endDate":"2018-02-13 19:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/lbnl_webinar_planning_process_-_feb_13_021418_final.pdf","technologyType":["Land-Based Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/228","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ocean-sciences-meeting-2018","title":"Ocean Sciences Meeting 2018","eventType":"Conference","description":"The 2018 Ocean Sciences Meeting will be held 11-16 February 2018 at the Oregon Convention Center, located at 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland, OR 97232. Cosponsored by AGU, ASLO, and TOS, the Ocean Sciences Meeting program will span a broad array of marine science topics. Portland, Oregon\u2019s largest city, sits on the Columbia and Willamette rivers, in the shadow of snow-capped Mount Hood. Portland is known for their eccentric locals, sophisticated yet cosmopolitan atmosphere and eco-friendly culture. It is the perfect venue for the 2018 Ocean Sciences Meeting.\r\n\r\n\nSession of Interest:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\n\r\n\t\nOcean Renewable Energy: Resource Characterization, Environmental Impacts, and Societal Interactions - The ocean represents a vast and largely untapped renewable energy resource that could be harnessed to support sustainable development while reducing carbon emissions. However, much research is required within the oceanographic community, in collaboration with other disciplines, to characterize ocean resources, and to assess the environmental impacts of ocean renewable energy systems. This session seeks contributions spanning a broad range of topics related to ocean renewable energy (offshore wind, wave, ocean current, tidal) research such as resource assessment, instrumentation, feedbacks between power extraction and the resource, and optimization at array or regional scales. Contributions regarding potential environmental impacts (physical\/biological), and societal interactions (e.g., social acceptance) are also invited. For instance, research methods, plans, and results from global investigations into field techniques, statistical modeling, and integrative mapping used to assess the impacts of offshore renewable energy system on presence, distribution, migration, dispersal, and\/or abundance of marine species at local and regional scales. We also invite reports of research into the potential or existing effects such as the presence of artificial habitat, noise, electromagnetic field emission, and species barrier or displacement, at specific sites in the marine environment.\r\n\t\r\n\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2018-02-11 16:00","endDate":"2018-02-17 00:00","location":"Portland, Oregon, USA","venue":"Oregon Convention Center","sourceURL":"https:\/\/osm.agu.org\/2018\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind","Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:29","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/282","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/webinar-overall-analysis-attitudes-1700-wind-power-project-neighbors","title":"Webinar: Overall Analysis of Attitudes of 1,700 Wind Power Project Neighbors","eventType":"Webinar","description":"First in a four-part series on results from a Berkley Lab-led effort to characterize and help explain attitudes toward local wind power projects in the US.\u0026nbsp; Data were collected randomly from 1,705 homeowners living within five miles of 250 U.S. wind power projects across 24 states with a focus on individuals within close proximity of the turbines (e.g., \u0026lt; 1 mile) who often evade data collection because they are so few in number.\u0026nbsp; These data represent the first nationwide survey of wind power project neighbors in the United States and the largest such survey conducted in the world to-date.\r\n\r\n\nThis first webinar will focus on results from an investigation of relative influences of correlates of attitudes across all 1704 respondents, with focus on pre- vs. post-construction differences.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThe findings indicate an overall positive attitude toward the nearby turbines, including for those living even as close as \u00bd mile. Roughly only 8% of the population had negative attitudes within 5 miles. In an examination of a broad set of possible correlates to attitudes, it was found that neither demographic nor local wind project characteristics were significantly related. Attitudes were significantly correlated with compensation, sensory perceptions of the nearby turbines, planning process perceptions, and attitudes toward wind turbines in general. It was also found that individuals moving into the area after wind project construction were significantly more positive than those already in the community, implying that more supportive individuals might be self-selecting into the community.\r\n\r\n\nClick here to view the presentation slides.\r\n\r\n\nFuture webinars will include:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nWind Project Planning Process Fairness and Attitudes (February 13th)\r\n\t\nPredicting Audibility and Annoyance To Wind Project Sounds Using Modeled Sound (February 27th)\r\n\t\nComparing Strongly Annoyed Individuals with Symptoms Near U.S. Turbines to those in Europe (March 13th)\r\n\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2018-01-30 18:00","endDate":"2018-01-30 19:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/overall_analysis_Webinar.pdf","technologyType":["Land-Based Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/247","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ocean-energy-era-net-final-conference-developing-sector","title":"Ocean Energy ERA-NET Final Conference: Developing the Sector","eventType":"Conference","description":"Our predecessor project OCEANERA-NET will be holding its final conference in Edinburgh on 30th and 31st January. The project invites the ocean energy community to attend its two day Final Conference and have the opportunity to:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\ndiscuss future sector policy\r\n\t\nshowcase your technology\r\n\t\nnetwork with like-minded organisations\r\n\t\ncelebrate the successes of the project and the companies that have benefited from involvement and funding\r\n\t\nhear about new funding opportunities across Europe\r\n\t\nbenefit from workshops on Internationalisation \u0026amp;Intellectual Property and Investment Readiness\r\n\t\nengage with the OCEANERA-NET COFUND project\r\n\t\ncontribute to interactive discussions round the key barriers and opportunities within the sector\r\n\r\n\r\n\nThis event represents the final activity of the project and will also provide an update on results, including presentations from projects funded under the 2014 and 2017 Joint Calls and a range of activities and tools which have been developed to support future cooperation in support for ocean energy.\r\n","startDate":"2018-01-30 08:00","endDate":"2018-01-31 17:00","location":"Edinburgh, UK","venue":"Radisson Blu Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ktn-uk.co.uk\/events\/ocean-energy-era-net-final-conference-developing-the-sector-two-day-event-30-to-31-january-2018","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:29","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/246","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/smart-curtailment-global-perspective","title":"Smart Curtailment - A Global Perspective","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Webinar #13 in WREN Environmental Webinar Series\r\nJanuary 17, 2018, 16:00-17:30 UTC (8:00 am PT\/11:00 am ET)\r\n\r\n\nThe speakers will discuss smart curtailment from both the European and North American perspective.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nPractical\u0026nbsp; measures to save bats from dying in windfarms: smart curtailment - The European perspective\r\n\r\n\nLu\u00edsa Rodrigues, Institute for Nature Conservation and Forests Portugal\r\nLu\u00edsa Rodrigues has worked at the Institute for Nature Conservation and Forests Portugal since 1987. She works mainly with bats (e.g., conservation, monitoring, impact assessment, public awareness, and applied scientific studies).\u0026nbsp; She received her Master\u2019s in Conservation of Animal Diversity in 1996 and her PhD in Ecology in 2008. Lu\u00edsa is the Portuguese Focal Point for EUROBATS, and she coordinates the Intersessional Working Group on Wind Turbines and Bat Populations.\r\n\r\n\nLu\u00edsa will discuss practical measures reduce bat fatalities at wind farms: smart curtailment, the European perspective. Between 2003 and 2016, around 8,300 fatalities of at least 28 bat species were found both accidentally and during post-construction monitoring studies in Europe. Taking into consideration this situation, different alternatives to decrease this negative effect will be explained and their implementation in different countries will be analyzed.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nPresentation available upon request\r\n\r\n\nChristine Sutter, Natural Power\r\nChristine Sutter is the Head of Environment for Natural Power in the US. \u0026nbsp;She has worked on bat conservation issues since receiving her Master\u2019s in Life Science and Bat Ecology in 1994. For the last 15 years she has focused almost exclusively on the interactions between wind and wildlife. \u0026nbsp;During that time she has developed several patented technologies that minimize interactions between wind turbines and bats and condors.\u0026nbsp; Her current focus is on SCADA-integrated detection and curtailment systems that minimize wildlife fatalities and maximize energy yield.\u0026nbsp;\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nChristine will discuss smart curtailment for bats from a US perspective. She will describe a study that utilized real-time bat activity at the nacelle to trigger curtailment in real-time. This approach reduced bat fatalities by \u0026gt;80% and reduced impacts to energy yield by 40%. She will also discuss why bat exposure patterns are expected to make this approach useful and how to model this in advance of implementing smart curtailment. \u0026nbsp;\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nA video recording of this webinar is available here:\r\n*Note: Video does not include the second presentation*\r\n","startDate":"2018-01-17 16:00","endDate":"2018-01-17 17:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/2018-Luisa-Rodrigues-presentation-wren-webinar.pdf","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:29","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/274","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/webinar-adaptive-management-systems-dont-make-same-mistakes-twice","title":"Webinar: Adaptive Management Systems - Don\u0027t make the same mistakes twice!","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Adaptive management techniques can make ocean energy development vastly more efficient. Lessons learnt during previous project cycles are incorporated to the next stage of project development. It will ultimately lead to a better projects\u2019 performance, including lesser environmental impact and a better technical outcome. The lessons learnt during this process can also be valuably fed back to regulators and funders.\u0026nbsp; A panel of leading experts will share their knowledge of the ins and outs of Adaptive Management Systems, and will field some questions from participants. All discussion and feedback will feed into ETIP Ocean\u2019s official recommendations to the European Commission.\r\n\r\n\nPresentations:\r\n\r\n\nMarine Scotland - Finlay Bennet and Phil Gilmore\r\n\r\n\nRoyal HaskoningDHV - Frank Fortune\r\n","startDate":"2017-12-13 14:00","endDate":"2017-12-13 15:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.etipocean.eu\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/277","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/webinar-annex-iv-project-update-presentation","title":"Webinar: Annex IV Project Update Presentation","eventType":"Webinar","description":"On December 12, Dr. Andrea Copping and Simon Geerlofs from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) will be presenting to the Marine Energy Council on the latest developments with the Annex IV project. Annex IV was established in 2010 to examine environmental effects of marine energy development, with the U.S. Department of Energy acting as the operating agent and PNNL utilizing Tethys as the platform on which Annex IV activities are coordinated and recorded. Currently in its third phase (2016\u20132020), a major focus of Annex IV is on data transferability and collection consistency. By transferring what has been learned through research and monitoring from one project to another, Annex IV aims to reduce the costs for baseline environmental studies and post-installation monitoring, decrease uncertainty, and facilitate a common understanding of effects, in order to accelerate permitting processes.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThe presentation will last approximately 45 minutes and will be immediately followed by a 15-minute period for Q\u0026amp;A. Please contact Michael Weiner\u0026nbsp;or Reenst Lesemann\u0026nbsp;in order to register and to receive copies of the presentation after the call. You can register for the webinar here.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nTo call in, dial\u0026nbsp;(800) 264-8432 and enter\u0026nbsp;1122040 #.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2017-12-12 20:00","endDate":"2017-12-12 21:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/energy.gov\/eere\/water\/events\/annex-iv-project-update-presentation","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:34","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/270","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/tools-resources-environmental-assessments","title":"Tools and Resources for Environmental Assessments","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Webinar #15 in the Annex IV Environmental Webinar Series\nSponsored by Ocean Energy Systems (OES)\nDecember 12, 2017 @ 16:00 - 17:30 UTC (8:00 am PT\/11:00 am ET)\n\n\nSummary\nThis webinar will discuss three tools that can be employed for environmental assessments. The first tool, RADMAPP, is a spatial data management, display and analysis tool allowing project developers, technology developers, regulators and other interested parties to ensure that renewable developments are optimised to find suitable sites and devices that match those sites from a technical aspect, whilst ensuring that environmental impacts on conservation, cultural heritage and socio-economic factors are minimised. The second tool from the United Kingdom is the Impact Assessment Tool (IMPACT), which allows users to identify the potential key environmental impacts associated with MRE developments and to access guidelines and recommendations for how best to assess, monitor and manage these impacts. 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This work has involved the production of a number of Environmental Assessments, HRAs, Decommissioning Plans and Environmental Mitigation and Monitoring Plans (EMMPs), requiring consultation and negotiation with regulators, agencies and stakeholders. As the Consents Manager, Ian has been responsible for the implementation and delivery of the EMMPs and discharge of consent conditions. As Director of Operations at Aquatera, he leads the Company\u2019s input into a number of strategic initiatives focussed on better understanding, managing risk and reducing uncertainty around the potential impacts of wave and tidal energy projects on the marine environment.\u0026nbsp; This has included recent work for the Scottish Government and The Crown Estate in the UK as well as international bodies such as the US Department of Energy\u2019s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. 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The CWW 2017 aims to maintain and promote the international cooperation among researchers, developers, regulators and stakeholders that over the years have contributed to building knowledge on this topic.\r\n\r\n\r\n\nOn behalf of the Organizing Committee we are pleased to announce the 4th Conference on Wind energy and Wildlife impacts (CWW 2017), to be held in Estoril, Portugal on 6 - 8 September, 2017.\r\n\r\n\nDespite significant advances in recent years in our understanding of the impacts of wind energy on wildlife, challenges remain regarding planning and policy, assessment of direct and indirect effects on wildlife, methodological approaches, technology development, and mitigation strategies and their effectiveness. 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Participant\u0027s in put is expected to be extremely beneficial to formulating these papers. And participants will be encouraged to continue to contribute to the paper development after the conference workshop through connections made with principal authors. Opportunities for peer reviewing and or co-authorship will also be explored. A short summary of the paper topics is below.\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nThe Risk Based Management white paper will explore methods used to evaluate risk at land-based and offshore wind farms, and will develop recommendations for robust risk estimation techniques and assumptions. The purpose of the improved risk estimates will be to inform future wind farm development, and to provide consistent and CWW 2017 \u2013 WREN workshop 2 accessible methods for data collection and analysis. While wind farms currently undergoing consenting\/permitting processes may benefit from the outcome, the intent of this white paper is not to complicate ongoing processes but to develop a base of knowledge and analyses that will accelerate wind development moving forward.\r\n\t\nThe white paper on Cumulative Effects Assessment (CEA) will focus on elements central in assessing cumulative impacts of wind energy both land-based and offshore, providing an overview of the implementation of cumulative effect assessment in the nations that make up WREN. The paper will provide recommendations for the best methods for CEA and identify the next steps to be taken for the successful implementation of CEA for wind energy and wildlife.\r\n\t\nGreen versus Green refers to an action or activity undertaken to add value to the environment in one aspect that may have a negative effect or a risk of a negative impact at another scale or for another activity. In the context of wind energy and wildlife, the global advantage of developing a low-carbon energy source can be pitted against negative impacts at the local level. The situation may be represented by many different interests and requires a complex analysis to understand the implications. This paper will examine structured processes for the green versus green trade-offs and will assess evidence in the context of consenting wind energy farms, with a focus on transparency and sound justice.\r\n\r\n\r\n\nBefore the workshop, WREN members will survey the wind and wildlife community in their respective countries, and a summary of that input will be sent to registered participants prior of the workshop. During the workshop, the survey responses will be presented. The bulk of the time set aside in the workshop will focus on specific white paper topics. A facilitated discussion will encourage workshop participants to provide additional input on the topics. The output of the workshop will be used as input to the respective white papers.\r\n\r\n\nWREN ( Working Together to Resolve Environmental Effects of Wind Energy), a task under the IEA Wind Program, is a collaboration of 11 nations whose primary objective is to facilitate international collaboration and advance global understanding of potential environmental effects of wind energy. WREN promotes active outreach and engagement of the wind energy community; additional details can be found at https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/about-wren. In addition, WREN seeks to add new knowledge through the development of a series of white papers that address complex issues that apply to wind energy and wildlife interactions.\r\n\r\n\nWorkshop instructors:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nAndrea Copping, U.S. Department of Energy\u2019s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\r\n\t\n\u00c5sa Elmqvist, Vindval, Sweden\r\n\t\nMarijke Warnas, Rijkswaterstaat Water, Transport and Environment, the Netherlands\r\n\r\n\r\n\nProgramme:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nIntroduction\r\n\t\nDescription of white paper topics\r\n\t\r\n\t\t\nRisk Based Management of Wind and Wildlife Interactions\r\n\t\t\nCumulative Impacts Assessment of Wind Energy Development on Wildlife\r\n\t\t\nGreen versus Green: Local versus Global Effects of Wind Energy Development on Wildlife\r\n\t\r\n\t\r\n\t\nPresentation of survey results\r\n\t\nFacilitated discussion of input to the white papers\r\n\t\nNext steps\r\n\r\n\r\n\nAdditional workshop details:\r\n\r\n\nThis workshop will be located close to the conference facility, in Espa\u00e7o Mem\u00f3ria dos Ex\u00edlios. Further details will be made available to workshop registrants. Participants are asked to review survey responses that will be sent to them ahead of the workshop. 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This can also create problems at the consenting stage, with public authorities uncertain as to what Environmental Impact Assessments should include and what monitoring should be mandated.\r\n\r\n\nTidal turbine manufacturer, Sabella, and the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) have both recently conducted extended environmental monitoring around their deployed ocean energy devices. Representatives from both organisations will share their results and experience.\r\n\r\n\nParticipants in the webinar will have the chance to discuss the findings and bring forward their own expertise. 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It will take place between the 20th\u0026nbsp;and 26th\u0026nbsp;of August, the week just before the EWTEC conference happening in Co. Cork. Join us for five days of research sharing, idea exchange, workshops, technical and site visits in a dynamic and informal environment. Meet and collaborate with like-minded individuals from around the world specializing in offshore renewable energy, including:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nTechnology and engineering of offshore renewable devices\r\n\t\nEnvironmental monitoring and sustainability of marine renewables\r\n\t\nMarine resource assessment\r\n\t\nPolicy and human dimensions of renewable energy\r\n\r\n\r\n\nThis year\u2019s Symposium will be held in the west coast of Ireland, a region known for its potential for the marine renewable energy sector. Technical visits to the research centres leading the offshore energy test infrastructure of the country in Co. Cork and Co. Galway are organised. The main venue and accommodation will be the Burren Outdoor Education Centre, a large centre for outdoor activities in the heart of the wild preserved Burren region in Co. Clare.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThanks to our sponsors, symposium activities, food, and lodging are free for attendees. However, travel expenses to reach the symposium will not be covered. 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T. Harvey \u0026amp; Associates\r\nMRE devices are only beginning to be deployed along the U.S. West Coast and in Hawai\u2019i, and a better understanding of their ecological effects on fish, particularly on special-status fish is needed to facilitate project design and environmental permitting. The structures of MRE devices placed on to the seabed, such as anchors and foundations, may function as artificial reefs that attract reef-associated fishes, while the midwater and surface structures, such as mooring lines, buoys, and wave or tidal energy devices, may function as fish aggregating devices (FADs). This webinar will look at the potential for these ecological interactions to occur at MRE devices by evaluating and comparing interactions at surrogate structures, such as artificial reefs, natural reefs, kelp vegetation, floating and sunken debris, oil and gas platforms, anchored FADs deployed to enhance fishing opportunities, net-cages used for mariculture, and piers and marinas.\r\n\r\n\nDr. Sharon Kramer is a principal, and heads H. T. Harvey \u0026amp; Associate\u0027s North Coast office and the\u0026nbsp;Fish Ecology\u0026nbsp;team. She has more than 30 years of experience in aquatic ecology and fisheries biology in the Pacific Northwest, California, Australia, and Hawai\u2018i. Sharon is well-versed in fish and aquatic habitat restoration and monitoring, and project permitting, with extensive federal Endangered Species Act work. Her most recent focus has involved permitting, assessing and mitigating the environmental effects associated with marine renewable energy projects.\r\n\r\n\nOlivia Langhamer, PhD, Research Fellow at the Department of Energy and Environment, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden\r\nDr. Olivia Langhamer will discuss the effects of offshore wind and wave power devices on adjacent motile benthic organisms, such as fish and crustaceans. She has been conducting environmental monitoring and effect studies related to MRE in Sweden since 2004 by scuba diving and fyke net fishing. Dr. Langhamer will present her results on the effects of introduced hard substrate in terms of wave and wind power foundations on recruitment and populations dynamics of fish and crustaceans.\r\n\r\n\nDr. Langhamer grew up in southern Germany and received her pre-diploma in Biology at the Ruprecht- Karls University of Heidelberg.\u0026nbsp; She continued her studies in Sweden with focus on the aquatic world and received her MSc in Marine Zoology at Gothenburg University. She followed her research interests resulting in a PhD in Animal Ecology at Uppsala University in 2009 working on the environmental effects of wave power devices. Olivia\u0027s postdoctoral work at the Centre for Biodiversity Dynamics, Department Of Biology at NTNU centered on populations of fish and crabs, and their response to offshore wind. 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It also serves to promote the Principality as an environmentally friendly community that has put in place many projects to minimise urban pollution. 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This forum is a preliminary discussion on monitoring around tidal arrays.\r\n\r\n\nThe following questions were asked to prompt discussion:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nFrom what we know about animal interactions around single turbines, do we believe that monitoring around a single turbine in an array will provide sufficient insight into how animals will act around arrays?\r\n\t\nThe approach to monitoring around arrays will depend on the scale of the array: several machines, or many many.\u0026nbsp; How can we distinguish strategies for each scale?\r\n\t\nWhat do we know about likely scenarios for development?:\r\n\t\r\n\t\t\nSlow ramp up over time\r\n\t\t\nLikelihood of very large arrays being consented and installed at once\r\n\t\r\n\t\r\n\r\n\r\n\nThe slides presented are available here.\r\n\r\n\nAttendees of the forum included:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nSue Barr, Openhydro\r\n\t\nJonathan Colby, Verdant\r\n\t\nSamantha Eaves, US Department of Energy\r\n\t\nJonathan Horne, University of Washington\r\n\t\nIan Hutchison and Paul Morgan, Aquatera\r\n\t\nNate Johnson, Ocean Renewable Power Company (ORPC)\r\n\t\nCaitlin Long, European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC)\r\n\t\nAnne Marie O\u0027Hagan, University College Cork\r\n\t\nMelissa Oldreive, Fundy Ocean Research Center for Energy (FORCE)\r\n\t\nAnna Redden, Acadia University\r\n\t\nJan Sundberg, Uppsala University\r\n\t\nChris Tomicheck, Kleinschmidt Associates\r\n\t\nJeff Vieser, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)\r\n\t\nJason Wood, SMRU Consulting\r\n\t\nGayle Zydlewski, University of Maine\r\n\t\nAndrea Copping, Mikaela Freeman, Genevra Harker-Klimes, Shari Matzner, Garrett Staines, and Jonathan Whiting, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL)\r\n\r\n\r\n\nA video recording of the discussion has been posted below:\r\n","startDate":"2017-04-04 15:00","endDate":"2017-04-04 15:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/Annex_IV_Expert_Fourm_7.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:27","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/203","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/interactions-between-wind-turbines-wildlife-part-2-webinar","title":"Interactions between Wind Turbines and Wildlife, Part 2 Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"March 29, 2017,\u0026nbsp;17:00-18:00 UTC (13:00-14:00 EDT)\r\n\r\n\nBecause there were many more questions than we were able to answer on our March 1st webinar, \u201cInteractions between Wind Turbines and Wildlife,\u201d the Northeast Wind Resource Center will be hosting a follow-up webinar to address additional questions from the audience. Attendees are encouraged to come prepared with questions.\r\n\r\n\nThis webinar is a presentation of the Northeast Wind Resource Center (NWRC), which is managed by Clean Energy Group with participation from Sustainable Energy Advantage and the Maine Ocean \u0026amp; Wind Industry Initiative. The Energy Department provides funding support for the NWRC. You can register here.\r\n\r\n\nClick here to view the presentation slides.\r\n\r\n\nClick here to view this presentation on Vimeo.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2017-03-29 17:00","endDate":"2017-03-29 18:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.cleanegroup.org\/webinar\/interactions-wind-turbines-wildlife-part-2\/","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/NWRC_webinar_slides_032917.pdf","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:26","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/207","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/environmental-effects-permitting-mre-development-webinar","title":"Environmental Effects of Permitting MRE Development Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Annex IV Webinar \u2013 Environmental Effects of Permitting MRE Development\r\n\r\n\nMarch 29, 2017 10:00 \u2013 11:30 am PT; 1:00 \u2013 2:30 pm ET (17:00 \u2013 19:30 UTC)\r\n\r\n\nSummary\r\n\r\n\nThis webinar, designed for and tailored to regulators involved in permitting marine renewable energy (MRE) developments (wave and tidal), will cover the current state of MRE development and latest research findings on environmental effects of MRE. We seek to engage federal and state regulators and their advisors to understand their concerns and questions about permitting MRE development, to work together to reduce risks and understand conflicts from environmental effects of MRE.\r\n\r\n\nThe MRE industry worldwide is still in the early stages of development, deployment and commercialization. There are numerous engineering and ocean deployment challenges to the development of the MRE industry, and ensuring that devices do not cause harm to marine animals or habitats, or violate environmental consistency regulations and statutes, is essential to the responsible establishment of this new low carbon energy source. As part of the international Annex IV initiative, we invite regulators and advisors around the US to join us in supporting responsible management of our shared resources, while contributing to the nation\u2019s energy needs.\r\n\r\n\nPresenter\r\n\r\n\nAndrea Copping, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\r\n\r\n\nAndrea is the research lead for marine renewable energy (MRE) development, and for offshore wind development, for Pacific Northwest National Laboratories, on behalf of the US Department of Energy. Dr. Copping\u2019s projects focus on environmental impacts from the development of wave, tidal, offshore wind, ocean current and riverine energy installations, and the role that these effects could play in technology development and project initiation across the nation. Using risk-based approaches, the MRE and offshore wind team lead by Dr. Copping integrates laboratory, field and modeling measurements into a coherent body of evidence to support siting and permitting decisions. 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The approval process includes the analysis of the environmental effects from the construction, operation, and decommissioning of these facilities. The objective of the RODEO study is to acquire real-time observations of the construction and initial operation of wind facilities to aid the evaluation of environmental effects of future facilities. Real-time measurements of the construction and operation of the first offshore wind facilities to be built in the U.S. will allow for more accurate assessments of the actual environmental effects. Without real time observations of the activities, best estimates based on perceived activities are used to make these determinations.\r\n\r\n\nThe presentation is available here.\r\n\r\n\nPresenters\r\n\r\n\nDr. John King, University of Rhode Island, Graduate School of Oceanography\r\n\r\n\nDr.\u0026nbsp; King\u0027s current research interests include geomagnetism and paleomagnetism, environmental magnetism, sedimentology, paleoclimatic studies, sediment core logging, coastal and marine habitat and ecosystem studies, trace metal geochemistry, pollution studies, and how global climate change affects localities and communities.\r\n\r\n\nDr. King teaches a graduate course in Environmental Magnetism and High-Resolution Quaternary Climate Studies, as well as graduate courses in Geological Oceanography and Introduction to Marine Pollution.\r\n\r\n\nHe has given numerous talks and presentations to the general public on global and local impacts of climate change.\r\n\r\n\nA video recording of the webinar has been posted below:\r\n","startDate":"2017-03-28 15:00","endDate":"2017-03-28 16:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:26","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1277637","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/decommissioning-offshore-geotechnical-structures-come-2017","title":"Decommissioning of Offshore Geotechnical Structures (COME 2017)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The Conference on Decommissioning of Offshore Geotechnical Structures (COME 2017) took place on March 28th-29th, 2017, in Hamburg, Germany.\r\n","startDate":"2017-03-28 07:00","endDate":"2017-03-29 19:00","location":"Hamburg, Germany","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:54","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/192","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/3rd-bilbao-marine-energy-week-2017","title":"3rd Bilbao Marine Energy Week 2017","eventType":"Conference","description":"Marine Energy Week, to be held during the week of 27-31 March 2017, will focus on renewable marine energy. 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The workshop brought \u0026nbsp;together \u0026nbsp;37 \u0026nbsp;experts \u0026nbsp;in marine \u0026nbsp;energy measurement, testing, and \u0026nbsp;technology development \u0026nbsp;to present \u0026nbsp;and discuss \u0026nbsp;the \u0026nbsp;instrumentation and \u0026nbsp;data-processing needs \u0026nbsp;of \u0026nbsp;the \u0026nbsp;marine energy industry. The \u0026nbsp;goals \u0026nbsp;of \u0026nbsp;the \u0026nbsp;meeting were \u0026nbsp;to:\r\n\r\n\n\u2022 \u0026nbsp;Better \u0026nbsp;understand \u0026nbsp;the state of \u0026nbsp;instrumentation, \u0026nbsp;measurement, \u0026nbsp;and data-processing \u0026nbsp;capabilities for \u0026nbsp;testing, assessment, monitoring, \u0026nbsp;and operation of \u0026nbsp;marine \u0026nbsp;energy converters \u0026nbsp;(MECs)\r\n\r\n\n\u2022 \u0026nbsp;Identify gaps \u0026nbsp;(problems, \u0026nbsp;deficiencies, \u0026nbsp;or \u0026nbsp;lack of \u0026nbsp;capabilities) \u0026nbsp;in \u0026nbsp;marine \u0026nbsp;hydrokinetic \u0026nbsp;(MHK) measurement \u0026nbsp;and data-processing \u0026nbsp;technology, assess \u0026nbsp;the \u0026nbsp;impact \u0026nbsp;of \u0026nbsp;those \u0026nbsp;gaps, and prioritize the \u0026nbsp;gaps \u0026nbsp;for \u0026nbsp;solutions\r\n\r\n\n\u2022 \u0026nbsp;Define pathways \u0026nbsp;for \u0026nbsp;developing solutions \u0026nbsp;to \u0026nbsp;the \u0026nbsp;gaps \u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u2022 \u0026nbsp;Present \u0026nbsp;progress \u0026nbsp;made to \u0026nbsp;address gaps \u0026nbsp;identified at \u0026nbsp;previous \u0026nbsp;workshops.\r\n\r\n\nThe \u0026nbsp;workshop was \u0026nbsp;comprised of \u0026nbsp;a \u0026nbsp;plenary session followed by two focused breakout \u0026nbsp;sessions. The \u0026nbsp;half-day plenary session reviewed findings \u0026nbsp;from \u0026nbsp;prior \u0026nbsp;instrumentation workshops, presented research \u0026nbsp;activities \u0026nbsp;that aim \u0026nbsp;to \u0026nbsp;fill \u0026nbsp;previously \u0026nbsp;identified \u0026nbsp;gaps, and \u0026nbsp;had industry experts \u0026nbsp;present \u0026nbsp;the state \u0026nbsp;of \u0026nbsp;the \u0026nbsp;marine \u0026nbsp;energy \u0026nbsp;measurement \u0026nbsp;technologies. The \u0026nbsp;bulk of \u0026nbsp;the \u0026nbsp;workshop was \u0026nbsp;spent \u0026nbsp;in the breakout \u0026nbsp;sessions \u0026nbsp;where \u0026nbsp;the \u0026nbsp;workshop participants \u0026nbsp;split \u0026nbsp;into three \u0026nbsp;groups \u0026nbsp;1) \u0026nbsp;wave \u0026nbsp;energy converter \u0026nbsp;(WEC) \u0026nbsp;field \u0026nbsp;testing and operation, 2) \u0026nbsp;current \u0026nbsp;energy converter \u0026nbsp;(CEC) \u0026nbsp;field testing and operation, and 3) \u0026nbsp;laboratory testing \u0026nbsp;(WEC \u0026nbsp;and CEC). The \u0026nbsp;first \u0026nbsp;session defined and ranked gaps in measurement \u0026nbsp;technology and data \u0026nbsp;processing. The \u0026nbsp;second \u0026nbsp;session defined ways \u0026nbsp;to \u0026nbsp;develop measurement \u0026nbsp;and \u0026nbsp;data-processing \u0026nbsp;technologies \u0026nbsp;to \u0026nbsp;fill \u0026nbsp;the \u0026nbsp;gaps. 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She received her Bachelor\u2019s degree in both Biochemistry and Biology from University of California San Diego and went on to obtain a Master\u2019s and PhD from Louisiana State University with her graduate fieldwork being completed at the Marine Biological Laboratory Woods Hole. Her post-doctoral work at Johns Hopkins University centered on the health of fish populations and their responses to anthropogenic changes of their environments. A career employee for the Department of the Interior in environmental research and assessment, she worked over a decade for the former Minerals Management Service, now, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), in the Gulf of Mexico Region and has been with BOEM Pacific Region since 2001. Dr. Bull\u2019s research interests center on the ecological influence and effects, on both a local and regional scale, of offshore energy installations and artificial reefs. She is presently a member of the Board of Directors of the Southern California Academy of Sciences and the Chief of Environmental Sciences, BOEM Pacific Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Region where she oversees a multi-million dollar studies program on the OCS of California, Oregon, Washington and Hawaii.\r\n\r\nAdditional Questions\r\n\r\n\nQuestions for: Haley Viehman\r\n\r\n\nAfter the ORPC turbine was removed, did you notice any immediate changes in fish presence that could be correlated with the removal of the turbine?\r\nWe did not compare during\/after with this dataset, but we have been carrying on another study in the same location with the goal of comparing before\/after turbine installation.\u0026nbsp; We were able to carry out multiple 24-hr surveys in the years leading up to turbine deployment, and three while the turbine was in place.\u0026nbsp; We found some differences when comparing before\/after installation, but these seemed more related to on-water and construction activity than turbine operation.\u0026nbsp; We need more data to be taken while a turbine is deployed to draw firmer conclusions.\r\n\r\n\nThe variability of presence of fish in Cobscook Bay is based at least partly on the assemblage of fish species present. \u0026nbsp;And this will be different in different tidal areas. \u0026nbsp;What advice would you have for those who want to carry out these same sort of surveys in another location?\r\nThe behavior of fish tends to be strongly linked to their physical environment, though the nature of their responses to environmental conditions varies with species and life stage.\u0026nbsp; If species in the area in question are known, previous studies may exist that hint at what patterns in activity may be expected at a given tidal site based on the environmental conditions, and this can guide sampling protocols.\u0026nbsp; With or without knowledge of the species present, the very strong physical forcing at tidal energy sites is likely to strongly influence fish in the area, as we saw in this study.\u0026nbsp; It is likely that tidal harmonics, the diel cycle, and the seasonal cycle (depending on location) will to be important to consider when planning monitoring studies at any tidal energy site.\r\n\r\n\nAre your fish survey recommendations transferable to other locations?\r\nYes, the approach we recommend involves incorporating knowledge of physical cycles at a location into study design, and this is applicable anywhere.\u0026nbsp; It is especially important in areas with strong cyclic changes, such as tidal power sites, as more extreme variation in the metric of interest (e.g. fish passage rate) has the potential to strongly affect observed trends if it is not accounted for.\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nA video recording of the webinar is available here:\r\n","startDate":"2017-01-18 16:00","endDate":"2017-01-18 17:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OESAnnexIV-Combined-Black_4.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/Annex_IV_Webinar_11_Full_0.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:23","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/989334","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/north-american-crane-workshop-2018","title":"North American Crane Workshop 2018","eventType":"Workshop","description":"The North American Crane Working Group held the 14th North American Crane Workshop in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on 12-13 January, preceded on 11 January by a social at the Chattanooga Zoo, and followed by field trips to nearby Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge on 14 January and to Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge (near Decatur, Alabama) on 15 January. 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To date, environmental monitoring methods have been wide ranging and have varied in success, often reflecting budget availability and operational restrictions around test deployments. There are however a number of projects that are now installed and operating around the world which have comprehensive, integrated environmental monitoring programs focused on reducing uncertainty and risk.\r\n\r\n\nThis provides a unique opportunity for strategic collaboration across projects and jurisdictions to help identify and solve common challenges associated with environmental monitoring and to ensure that the maximum value can be gained from the data gathered from these initial deployments and arrays.\r\n\r\n\nThis forum introduced the teams currently involved in environmental monitoring around operational tidal turbines and arrays, as well as those that have completed monitoring surveys. This initial expert forum also identified areas that warrant further discussion.\r\n\r\n\nThe slides presented are available here.\r\n\r\n\nExperts who Participated in this Discussion Included (in order of appearance):\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nAndrea Copping, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\r\n\t\nAnna\u0026nbsp; Redden, Acadia University\r\n\t\nJason Wood, SMRU Consulting\r\n\t\nBenjamin Williamson \u0026amp; Beth Scott, University of Aberdeen\r\n\t\nCarol Sparling, SMRU Consulting\r\n\t\nHaley Viehman, Acadia University\r\n\t\nGarrett Stains, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\r\n\t\nNate Johnson, ORPC\r\n\t\nShari Matzner, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\r\n\t\nJonathan Colby, Verdant Power\r\n\t\nChris Tomichek, Kleinschmidt Associates\r\n\t\nSue Barr, OpenHydro, Ltd.\r\n\r\n\r\n\nA video recording of the discussion has been posted below:\r\n","startDate":"2017-01-12 16:00","endDate":"2017-01-12 17:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/01_12_17_Expert_Forum%20_5%20_0.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:24","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/342","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/wind-curtailment-value-transmission-under-2050-wind-vision-future","title":"Wind Curtailment and the Value of Transmission under a 2050 Wind Vision Future","eventType":"Webinar","description":"A presentation from the Grid Integration Webinar Series\r\n\r\n\nSponsored by The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)\r\n\r\n\nJanuary 10, 2017\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nJennie Jorgenson, along with Trieu Mai and Greg Brinkman, presented findings from their report titled,\u0026nbsp;Reducing Wind Curtailment Through Transmission Expansion in a Wind Vision Future. 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The scenarios compare the International Energy Agency\u2019s (IEA\u2019s) central scenario from its World Energy Outlook with the IEA\u2019s 450 Scenario and the GWEC Moderate and Advanced scenarios developed especially for this report. The results show how the global wind industry will deliver in terms of global electricity supply, CO2 emissions savings, employment, cost reductions and investment. These four supply-side scenarios are then compared with two different scenarios for the development of electricity demand.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nTopics Covered:\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nHow much of the global electricity demand will wind power cover out to 2020, 2030 and 2050?\r\n\t\nHow much CO2 will be avoided by wind power?\r\n\t\nHow many people will be employed globally by the sector?\r\n\t\nWhat type of cost reductions and investment rates will be in place by 2020 and 2030?\u0026nbsp;\r\n\t\nProjections about the future of wind power.\r\n\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nThe introduction to the webinar is available here.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nA transcript of the webinar is available here.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nWebinar Content and Panelist\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0022Global Wind Energy Outlook 2016\u0022\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nSTEVE SAWYER, Secretary General, Global Wind Energy Council\r\n\r\n\nSteve Sawyer, Secretary-General of GWEC, has worked in the energy and environment field since 1978, with a particular focus on climate change and renewable energy since 1988. He spent many years working for Greenpeace International, representing the organization at intergovernmental and industry fora primarily on energy and climate issues. At GWEC, he is focused on working with intergovernmental organizations such as the UNFCCC, IPCC, IRENA, IEA, IFC and ADB to ensure that wind power takes its rightful place in the energy options for the future; and with opening up new markets for the industry worldwide.","startDate":"2016-12-15 00:00","endDate":"2016-12-15 02:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/cleanenergysolutions.org\/training\/global-wind-energy-outlook-2016","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/CESC_0.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/CESCintroGlobalWindEnergy.pdf","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-03-03 21:01:17","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/190","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/4th-world-ocean-council-sustainable-ocean-summit","title":"4th World Ocean Council Sustainable Ocean Summit","eventType":"Conference","description":"Ocean 2030 : Sustainable Development Goals and the Ocean Business Community\r\n\r\n\nSOS 2016 provides a global platform for leadership companies and organizations to advance the development and implementation of industry-driven solutions to ocean sustainability challenges.\r\n\r\n\nThe SOS 2016 theme is \u201cOcean 2030: Sustainable Development Goals and the Ocean Business Community\u201d. 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Dr. Copping\u2019s projects focus on environmental impacts from the development of wave, tidal, offshore wind, ocean current and riverine energy installations, and the role that these effects could play in technology development and project initiation across the nation. Using risk-based approaches, the marine and hydrokinetic and offshore wind team lead by Dr. Copping integrates laboratory, field and modeling measurements into a coherent body of evidence to support siting and permitting decisions. 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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).\r\n\r\n\nHighlights of the event include collaborative committee and working group meetings, thought-provoking Plenary Session, recognition of outstanding achievements at the Awards Banquet, Welcome and Reception, and plenty of social and networking opportunities.\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2016-09-11 20:45","endDate":"2016-09-14 16:00","location":"Philadelphia, PA","venue":"Marriot Downtown","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.afwaannualmeeting.org\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:22","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2077361","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/6th-annual-energy-policy-research-conference-eprc-2016","title":"6th Annual Energy Policy Research Conference (EPRC 2016)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The\u0026nbsp;6th Annual Energy Policy Research Conference was held September 8-9, 2016 in Santa Fe, New Mexico.\r\n","startDate":"2016-09-08 07:00","endDate":"2016-09-10 06:59","location":"Santa Fe, New Mexico, U.S.A","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.esri.ie\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:32","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1407346","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/37th-riso-international-symposium-materials","title":"37th Ris\u00f8 International Symposium on Materials","eventType":"Conference","description":"The first generation of wind turbine (WT) blades are now reaching their end of life, signalling the beginning of a large problem for the future. Currently most waste is sent to landfill, which is not an environmentally desirable solution. Awareness of this issue is rising, but no studies have fully assessed the eco impact of WT blades. The present study aims to provide a macroscopic quantitative assessment of the lifetime environmental impact of WT blades. The first stage has been to analyse global data to calculate the amount of WT blade materials consumed in the past. The life cycle environmental impact of a single WT blade has then been estimated using eco data for raw materials, manufacturing processes, transportation, and operation and maintenance processes. For a typical 45.2 meter 1.5 MW blade this is 795 GJ (CO2\u0026nbsp;footprint 42.1 tonnes), dominated by manufacturing processes and raw materials (96% of the total. Based on the 2014 installed capacity, the total mass of WTB is 78 kt, their energy consumption is 82 TJ and the carbon dioxide footprint is 4.35 Mt. These figures will provide a basis for suggesting possible solutions to reduce WTB environmental impact.\r\n","startDate":"2016-09-05 19:00","endDate":"2016-09-08 19:00","location":"Ris\u00f8, Denmark","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/iopscience.iop.org\/article\/10.1088\/1757-899X\/139\/1\/012032\/meta","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:58","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/176","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/expert-forum-risk-collision-between-marine-mammals-tidal-turbines-assessing-population-level","title":"Expert Forum: Risk of Collision between Marine Mammals and Tidal Turbines - Assessing at the Population Level","eventType":"Expert Forum","description":"Expert Forum #4\r\n\r\n\nLead by Carol Sparling, SMRU Consulting\r\nAugust 16, 2016\r\n\r\n\nSummary:\r\nThe risk to marine mammals, fish, and other animals from tidal turbines continues to be of concern to regulators and stakeholders, even though the scientific community considers that close interactions are likely to extremely rare. Observing collisions and near-turbine interactions in high-energy tidal areas is challenging; the development of predictive models and conceptual frameworks for defining interactions can be useful in furthering our understanding.\r\n\r\n\nThis expert forum will focus on the population level assessment of collision risk. Discussion will focus on the frameworks available for understanding and evaluating the population consequences of collision related mortality e.g. PBR based thresholds, PVA, stochastic population modelling and how regulators in different countries make decisions. We will also hopefully explore the idea of setting threshold levels of impact and \u2018apportioning\u2019 impact between different potential sources.\r\n\r\n\nThe introductory slides presented by Carol Sparling are available here.\r\n\r\nExperts who Participated in this Discussion Included (in order of appearance):\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nAndrea Copping, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\r\n\t\nCarol Sparling, SMRU Consulting\r\n\t\nKate Brookes, Marine Scotland \r\n\t\nTom Stringell \u0026amp; Kate Smith, Natural Resources Wales\r\n\t\nLynne Barre \u0026amp; Marla Holt, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)\r\n\t\nTiffini Brookens, Marine Mammal Commission\r\n\t\nIan Davies, Marine Scotland \r\n\t\nMike Wambolt, Fisheries and Oceans Canada\r\n\t\nCormac Booth, SMRU Consulting\r\n\t\nFinlay Bennet, Marine Scotland \r\n\t\nIan Hutchison \u0026amp; Jude Hamilton, Aquatera, Ltd.\r\n\t\nAnna Redden, Acadia University\r\n\t\nMelissa Oldreive, Fundy Ocean Research Center for Energy\u0026nbsp;(FORCE)\u0026nbsp;\r\n\t\nRachael Plunket, SMRU Consulting\r\n\t\nGenevra Harker-Klimes, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\r\n\r\n\r\n\nA video recording of the discussion has been posted below:\r\n","startDate":"2016-08-16 16:00","endDate":"2016-08-16 17:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/Annex-IV-Expert-Forum-4.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:22","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/175","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/expert-forum-potential-risks-larvae-plankton-tidal-turbines","title":"Expert Forum: Potential Risks to Larvae and Plankton from Tidal Turbines","eventType":"Expert Forum","description":"Expert Forum #3\r\n\r\n\nHosted by Andrea Copping, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\r\nAugust 11, 2016\r\n\r\n\nSummary:\r\nLobster and fish larvae are most commonly buoyant and distributed by tidal currents, waves, and other water movements to allow for their dispersal. Similarly zooplankton that spend their lives in the pelagic zone (holoplankton) are at the mercy of water movement. Tidal turbines sited in the estuaries and coastal waters to generate renewable energy are likely to intersect the movement of larvae and zooplankton. Concerns have been raised that commercially and recreationally important species, as well as those that form the base of the marine food web, could be harmed by the operation of tidal turbines.\r\n\r\n\nThis forum focused on whether lobster and fish larvae and other zooplankton may be at risk from tidal energy development, whether there is a suitable way to evaluate that risk, and how that risk may be communicated to regulators and stakeholders. (Annex IV Introductory slides). The experts concluded that tidal turbines would be unlikely to pose a risk to these small size classes of marine life.\r\n\r\n\nPresenters:\r\n\r\n\nPotential Risks to Larvae and Plankton from Tidal Turbines: Background\r\nRaeanne Miller, Scottish Association for Marine Sciences (SAMS)\r\n\r\n\nPhysics of Turbines Translated to the Planktonic Scale\r\nBrian Sanderson, Acadia Centre for Estuarine Research (ACER)\r\n\r\n\nLobster Larvae in the Bay of Fundy: Consideration of Risk Due to Turbine Developments in Minas Passage\r\nBrady Quinn, University of New Brunswick\r\n\r\n\nAssessment of Zooplankton Injury and Mortality Resulting from the Deployment of Underwater Turbines for Tidal Energy Projection\r\nDavid Schleizinger, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth\r\n\r\n\nOther Participants:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nMark Bevelhimer, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)\r\n\t\nSamatha Eaves, US Deparment of Energy (DOE)\r\n\t\nGenevra Harker-Klimes, Nikki Sather, Marshall Richmond \u0026amp; Garrett Staines, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\u0026nbsp;(PNNL)\r\n\t\nMelissa Oldreive, Fundy Ocean Research Center for Energy (FORCE)\r\n\t\nAnna Redden, Acadia University \r\n\t\nJan Sundberg, Uppsala University\r\n\t\nMichael Wambolt, Fisheries and Oceans Canada\r\n\r\n\r\n\nA video recording of the discussion has been posted below:\r\n","startDate":"2016-08-11 04:00","endDate":"2016-08-11 05:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/Expert-Forum-3-%20Intro.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:22","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/168","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/international-bat-research-conference-ibrc-2016","title":"International Bat Research Conference (IBRC 2016)","eventType":"Conference","description":"This conference will take place from Sunday 31 July to Friday 5 August 2016, at the Gateway Hotel, Umhlanga. It will provide a forum for scientific exchange between bat researchers at all levels of their career, for personal interaction in a friendly and international atmosphere and for establishing new contacts and cooperation. 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Because of offshore wind\u2019s vast potential as a source of clean energy and its proximity to New York\u0027s large population centers, there is growing interest in developing offshore wind in New York, as well as in other parts of the country.\r\n\r\n\nIn an effort to ensure that potential offshore wind development protects the environment and addresses the concerns of coastal communities, the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) is conducting a multi-year aerial survey of wildlife in this area. Regional-scale baseline information on seasonal wildlife distributions, abundance and movements will inform the relative biodiversity of the development sites. The surveys will also provide a better understanding of the potential effects of individual projects, as well as the potential cumulative effects of multiple projects.\r\n\r\n\nAerial high-resolution digital still imagery surveys will be used to collect data on birds, marine mammals, sea turtles, cartilaginous fish and other taxa encountered in the area off the coast of Long Island. Surveys of the full region (approximately 16,700 sq. miles) will be conducted four times a year over three years beginning fall 2016. Data and results will be made available to interested agencies, organizations and the public, and will be suitable for synchronization and comparison with current or similar future datasets. Output data are not proprietary, allowing other studies to replicate methods and results\r\n\r\n\nThe webinar will outline the planned scope of the survey project and provide insights in the technical aspects of image collection, processing, species identification and data presentation. (WREN Introductory Slides)\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nDigital Aerial Baseline Survey of Marine Wildlife in Support of New York State Offshore Wind Energy\r\n\r\n\nGregory Lampman, Senior Project Manager, Environmental Research, NYSERDA. Mr. Lampman manages research projects assessing the environmental effects of energy production and use. Focus areas include acid and mercury deposition and their associated ecosystem effects, and alternative energy impacts (i.e. wind, hydrokinetics) on wildlife.\r\n\r\n\nGreg Forcey, Senior Scientist and Project Manager, Normandeau Associates and Certified Wildlife Biologist, Wildlife Society. Dr. Forcey has a PhD in zoology from North Dakota State University and modeled wetland bird abundance in relation to land use and climate on a landscape scale. At Normandeau, his current research interests include modeling avian and bat collision risks with utilities, understanding temporal changes in bird distributions using existing data sets, and developing spatial tools for modeling avian and bat collisions with wind turbines. In the offshore environment, he has developed vulnerability indices for birds and has analyzed movements of migratory red knots and piping plovers using existing data.\r\n\r\n\nStephanie McGovern, Principal Ornithologist, APEM Ltd.\u0026nbsp; Dr. Stephanie McGovern is an experienced biometrician who has worked at APEM for 5 years.\u0026nbsp; She has worked on numerous aerial survey projects primarily for the offshore wind industry and is responsible for the statistical analysis of APEM\u2019s aerial data. Stephanie has published research on red-throated diver demography and the effects of long term environmental change on upland ecosystems.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nA video recording of the webinar has been posted below:\r\n","startDate":"2016-07-21 15:00","endDate":"2016-07-21 16:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/WREN-Webinar-8.pdf","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:21","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/145","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/boem-oregon-science-exchange-webinar-7","title":"BOEM-Oregon Science Exchange Webinar 7","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Pacific Regional Ocean Uses Atlas\r\n\r\n\nSpace-use conflicts are a potential issue for offshore energy projects. BOEM Leasing Specialist Sara Guiltinan will present results from a study about human uses of the ocean. This study by BOEM and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration documents patterns of existing and emerging ocean uses off Washington, Oregon, and Hawaii. A mapping tool noting areas of potential space use conflict and\/or compatibility in relation to proposed offshore renewable energy facilities\/infrastructure will help analysts minimize conflicts.\r\n\r\n\nPlease join the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) in the next BOEM-Oregon Science Exchange webinar from\u0026nbsp;10:00-10:30am PDT (17:00-17:30 UTC) on Wednesday, July 20, 2016.\u0026nbsp; This will be the seventh in the series of webinars on BOEM-funded studies related to renewable energy off the Oregon coast.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2016-07-20 17:00","endDate":"2016-07-20 17:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.boem.gov\/BOEM-Oregon-Science-Exchange\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:17","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2074759","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ieee-power-energy-society-general-meeting-2016","title":"IEEE Power and Energy Society General Meeting 2016","eventType":"Meeting","description":"More than 3200 PES members and energy industry enthusiasts converged on Boston on July 17-21, 2016 to experience the next chapter in the society\u2019s long history of hosting exceptional meetings and events. This years general meeting theme, \u201cPaving the Way for Grid Modernization,\u201d gave attendees the opportunity to be present for additional panel sessions covering topics like transformer resiliency and physical security, impacts of environmental regulations on power markets, power grid resilience, and much more.\r\n\r\n\nThis premier power engineering conference brings together practicing power engineers and academics from all over the world. The aim of the conference is to provide an international forum for experts to promote, share, and discuss various issues and developments in the field of electrical power engineering.\r\n","startDate":"2016-07-17 15:00","endDate":"2016-07-22 00:00","location":"Boston, Massachusetts, USA","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ieeexplore.ieee.org\/xpl\/conhome\/7593872\/proceeding","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:03:57","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1423413","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2016-ieee-technological-innovations-ict-agriculture-rural-development-tiar","title":"2016 IEEE Technological Innovations in ICT for Agriculture and Rural Development (TIAR)","eventType":"Conference","description":"A majority of the poor in rural areas of the world primarily depend on the wages they earn through unskilled labour In the event of inadequate labour demand or in the face of unpredictable crises like natural disaster or personal such as ill health, their employment opportunities and livelihood are adversely affected In this global scenario, the use of Information and Communication Technologies should solve the issues pertaining to poverty alleviation, unemployment, under employment, managing unskilled manual workers with short term employment, making use of their available skill sets for irrigation, infrastructure building, reforestation,soil conservation, road construction etc This International conference will present various innovative ideas on how to carry out income transfer to poor households during critical times through the use of ICT for Agriculture and Rural Development\r\n","startDate":"2016-07-15 07:00","endDate":"2016-07-15 07:00","location":"Chennai, India","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ieeexplore.ieee.org\/xpl\/conhome\/7786741\/proceeding","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:58","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/163","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/role-biofouling-marine-renewable-energy-development-webinar","title":"Role of Biofouling in Marine Renewable Energy Development Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Webinar #10\u0026nbsp;in Annex IV Environmental Webinar Series\r\nSponsored by Ocean Energy Systems (OES)\r\nJuly 12, 2016 @ 15:00 - 16:30 UTC\r\n\r\n\nSummary\r\nSubmerged structures in the sea almost universally harbour communities of organisms growing on exposed surfaces, marine renewable energy devices included. This marine growth, or biofouling, is comprised of a variety of species depending on the location, depth, and configuration of the structure. Biofouling, is often unwanted from an engineering perspective, and can have impact the structural integrity, efficiency and maintenance needs of devices. Non-native species are also commonly associated with man-made structures, making biofouling a risk for species invasions. At the same time, biofouling on submerged structures has been shown to increase local biodiversity, with growth attracting animals to structures to seek food or shelter.\r\n\r\n\nWhile not yet considered to be a key strategic consenting issue by regulatory bodies, biofouling is becoming an important consideration for device developers and operators with increasing deployment experience. Similarly, as more devices are deployed, regulators are increasingly pressed to understand the potential for spread of non\u2014native species, as well as any artificial reef impacts.\r\n\r\n\nRole of Biofouling in Marine Renewable Energy Development\r\n\r\n\nPresenters\r\n\r\n\nRaeanne Miller, Scottish Association for Marine Sciences (SAMS)\r\nRaeanne will\u0026nbsp;\u0026nbsp;highlight areas where knowledge exchange between biologists and industry representatives could help in understanding how biofouling communities develop and whether or not their makeup and potential consequences for structural design and survivability can be predicted. 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Take away key insights within wind energy development, operations, evolving trends, and strategies for improving the project permitting process and maximizing the output of operating assets while increasing regulatory and legal certainty.\r\n\r\n\nClick here to learn more.","startDate":"2016-03-22 12:00","endDate":"2016-03-23 21:00","location":"Charleston, South Carolina, USA","venue":"Francis Marion Hotel","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.awea.org\/events\/Event.aspx?EventID=38650","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Land-Based Wind"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-03-03 21:02:19","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/152","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/5th-oxford-tidal-energy-workshop-ote-2016","title":"5th Oxford Tidal Energy Workshop (OTE 2016)","eventType":"Workshop","description":"The 5th Oxford Tidal Energy Workshop, OTE2016, will be held in Oxford on the 21st and 22nd of March, 2016.\r\n\r\n\nOTE2016 builds on four successful workshops to provide opportunities of scientists, engineers, and researchers to discuss technical issues in tidal stream power generation. 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One of those workshops focused on collision risk around tidal turbines, and was sponsored by Annex IV, ORJIP, and the UK Catapult.\u0026nbsp; The purpose of the workshop was to identify the key challenges within the permitting\/consenting process related to collision risk for marine wildlife with tidal turbines, in order to help reduce risk and uncertainty for developers and regulators.\r\n\r\n\nWebinar Presenters\r\n\r\n\nThe Regulatory Landscape of Collision Risk in Scotland\r\nIan Davies, Marine Scotland Science\r\nGeorge Lees, Scottish Natural Heritage\r\n\r\n\nLatest Insights from UK Research\r\nBen Wilson, University of Highlands and Islands; Scottish Association of Marine Science\r\nCarol Sparling, Sea Mammal Research Unit\r\n\r\n\nA video recording of the webinar has been posted below:\r\n","startDate":"2016-03-15 15:00","endDate":"2016-03-15 16:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OESAnnexIV-Combined-Black_7.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/Davies-Lees-AnnexIV-Mar2016.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:19","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/149","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/monitoring-bat-activity-offshore","title":"Monitoring Bat Activity Offshore","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Webinar #6 in WREN Environmental Webinar Series\r\nMarch\u0026nbsp;1, 2016\r\n\r\n\nSummary\r\nPlease join our webinar scheduled for Tuesday, March 1, 2016 from 4 to 5:30 pm UTC (8:00 am PT\/11:00 am ET) developed as part of International Energy Agency\u2019s Wind Task 34 (also known as WREN \u2013 Working Together to Resolve Environmental Effects of Wind Energy).\u0026nbsp; This webinar series supports WREN\u2019s goal to facilitate international collaboration that advances global understanding of environmental effects of offshore and land-based wind energy development. (WREN Introductory Slides)\r\n\r\n\nBats at Sea: Results of Long-Term Acoustic Monitoring at Islands, Coastal Sites, and Offshore Structures\r\n\r\n\nTrevor Peterson is a senior wildlife biologist at Stantec Consulting Services Inc., where he has worked since 2003, and is responsible for developing ecological survey protocols and conducting a variety of wildlife research, primarily related to assessments of bird and bat impacts at wind projects.\u0026nbsp;He has played a leadership role in developing methods for ecological risk assessments for proposed wind projects as well as post-construction mortality surveys at operational wind farms. Mr. Peterson serves as a technical lead within Stantec for acoustic bat survey and data analysis methods.\u0026nbsp;Trevor is also enrolled in the Ecology and Environmental Sciences program at the University of Maine, where he is pursuing a PhD based on use of acoustics to document offshore bat activity patterns and manage potential turbine-related impacts to bats associated with wind energy.\r\n\r\n\nBat Migration across the Southern North Sea and Possible Implications for Offshore Wind Farms\r\n\r\n\nSander Lagerveld is a researcher at IMARES with a background in ecology and mechanical engineering. His prime focus is the migration ecology of bats, as well as innovative monitoring techniques. \u0026nbsp;Maarten Platteeuw is a senior advisor with a background in animal ecology for the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment on aquatic and marine ecology and nature legislation, with special focus on birds and mammals. He is involved in Natura 2000 management plans and other aspects of applying European and national nature conservation legislation in the management of large water systems. 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Organised and hosted by RenewableUK, this event will be held in the historical city of Edinburgh.\n\n\nThe ICOE is a global marine energy event focused on the industrial development of renewable marine energy. As the UK is currently the undisputed global leader in marine energy, with more wave and tidal stream devices installed than the rest of the world combined, it was the most natural choice for this event. RenewableUK always keeps the needs of the industry at the forefront of our work. Therefore, we have made the decision and are honored to be presenting ICOE 2016 in place of our usual dedicated Wave \u0026amp; Tidal conference in February 2016.\n\n\nICOE 2016 will take place at the award winning centre of excellence, the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC). The blend of UNESCO World Heritage architecture and world-class entertainment make Edinburgh a breath-taking city to visit, with easy access from over 100 countries around the world by air, rail or road.\n\n\nClick here to view presentations from ICOE 2016.\n\n\n\u0026nbsp;\n","startDate":"2016-02-23 08:30","endDate":"2016-02-25 17:00","location":"Edinburgh, UK","venue":"Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC)","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.icoe-conference.com\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-11-23 01:35:29","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/174","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/collision-risk-marine-mammals-tidal-turbines","title":"Collision Risk for Marine Mammals and Tidal Turbines","eventType":"Workshop","description":"Annex IV Workshop\r\nHeld at International Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE)\r\nEdinburgh, UK\r\nFebruary 22, 2016\r\n\r\n\nSummary\r\nA one-day workshop was held in Edinburgh, Scotland, bringing together regulators, marine energy researchers and industry representatives, to identify the key challenges within the consenting process regarding collision risk for marine wildlife with tidal turbines and to produce a coordinated action plan, providing a framework to help reduce risk and uncertainty for developers and regulators. The workshop was hosted by University of Highlands and Islands, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, Marine Scotland, OES Annex IV, ORJIP Ocean Energy and ORE Catapult.\r\n\r\n\nAnnex IV Workshop: Collision Risk for Marine Mammals and Tidal Turbines Report\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nHutchinson, I.; Copping, A. (2016). A Coordinated Action Plan for Addressing Collision Risk for Marine Mammals and Tidal Turbines. Annex IV Workshop on Collision Risk for Marine Mammals and Tidal Turbines, Edinburgh, Scotland.\r\n","startDate":"2016-02-22 08:00","endDate":"2016-02-22 17:30","location":"Edinburgh, UK","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-01-23 17:58:13","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1507429","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/environmental-interactions-marine-renewables-eimr-2016","title":"Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewables (EIMR) 2016","eventType":"Workshop","description":"A one-day workshop (for an invited audience) was held in cooperation with\u0026nbsp;Annex IV,\u0026nbsp;ICIT Heriot Watt,\u0026nbsp;ORJIP,\u0026nbsp;ICOE 2016,\u0026nbsp;Marine Scotland\u0026nbsp;and\u0026nbsp;MERIKA, and bought together the MRE community with the intent of furthering knowledge and standardizing approaches for monitoring and mitigation around MRE devices and arrays.\r\n\r\nTheme 1: Biofouling\r\n\r\nTheme Leader(s): University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI)\r\n\r\n\nLead Participant(s): Dr Jennifer Loxton (ERI, UHI), Dr Raeanne Miller (SAMS, UHI)\r\n\r\n\nSummary: Submerged structures in the sea almost universally harbour communities of organisms growing on exposed surfaces, marine renewable energy devices included. This marine growth, or biofouling, is often unwanted from an engineering perspective, and can have serious consequences for the structural integrity, efficiency, and functioning of devices. Non-native species are also commonly found on man-made structures, making biofouling a risk for species invasions. At the same time, biofouling on submerged structures can serve to increase local biodiversity, with growth attracting animals to structures to seek food or shelter.\r\n\r\n\nThese contrasts make up the focus of this pre-ICOE workshop, where we will consider the positive and negative consequences of biofouling from both engineering and ecological perspectives. With representatives from both sectors, we aim to establish a balance of marine growth and marine growth removal\/prevention which can minimise biofouling-related renewable energy device faults or failures while maximising the biodiversity and ecosystem benefits of a development. Such a balance could achieve substantial cost-saving within the industry, while highlighting and encouraging positive environmental outcomes.\r\n\r\nTheme 2: Collision Risk\r\n\r\nTheme Leader(s): Annex IV,\u0026nbsp;Offshore Renewables Joint Industry Programme (ORJIP)\r\n\r\n\nLead Participant(s): Andrea Copping, Annex IV Technical Lead, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Ben Wilson, EIMR Steering Committee, University of Highlands and Islands, Scottish Association for Marine Science; Ian Hutchison, ORJIP Ocean Energy Secretariat Programme Manager, Aquatera Limited\r\n\r\n\nUncertainty regarding the potential for marine animal collisions with tidal turbines remains the greatest problem for consenting single turbines and arrays. Researchers, regulators, stakeholders and developers each has a set of contributions to make to resolving the issue, yet often those contributions are not well coordinated. The aim of this workshop is to develop a common understanding of this disconnect; to plan pathways for each group of participants to pursue after the workshop; and to set an agenda for future coordinated work that will bring the disparate understandings together.\r\n\r\nTheme 3: Coexistence\r\n\r\nTheme Leader(s): Heriot-Watt University\r\n\r\n\nLead Participant(s): Dr Sandy Kerr; Dr Mike Bell; Ms Rebecca Grieve\r\n\r\n\nMuch of the discourse around the fishing industry and marine renewables has been characterized by the word \u201cexclusion\u201d - a separation of activities on the grounds of practicality and safety. Many early consultations on marine energy quickly made the assumption that areas occupied by marine renewables would be given over to exclusive use. This default perspective has various origins, including presumptions that the sea is unoccupied or that there is space for people to \u2018budge-up\u2019. The reality is very different. Almost all coastal waters are subject to some fishing effort and \u2018budging-up\u2019 generally means moving into someone else\u2019s space.\r\n\r\n\nThe possible relationships between the fishing and renewable industries in any shared space fall into three possible categories: (i) where both operate independently of each other; (ii) where the existence of one provides benefits to the other (e.g. the creation of artificial reefs and new habitat) or (iii) symbiotic relationships where there is a shared benefit. 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These tools can also be used to support broader eagle conservation efforts beyond wind energy.\r\n\r\n\nThe models highlighted during the webinar help solve a scientific and practical challenge raised by eagle conservation law: how to reliably quantify the number of eagles saved by a given technique, including voluntary lead abatement (recently published) and reducing vehicle strikes.\r\n","startDate":"2016-01-27 23:00","endDate":"2016-01-28 00:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Land-Based Wind","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:18","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/119","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/adaptive-management-marine-renewable-energy-industry-webinar","title":"Adaptive Management in the Marine Renewable Energy Industry Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Webinar #7 in Annex IV Environmental Webinar Series\r\nSponsored by Ocean Energy Systems (OES)\r\nJanuary 27, 2016 @ 16:30 - 18:00 UTC\r\n\r\n\nSummary\r\nAs the marine renewable energy industry progresses, it is imperative for regulators and project developers to identify ways to address and cope with environmental uncertainties while still enabling forward progress for the industry. This webinar will delve into the concept of Adaptive Management (AM), and how it can be used as an effective decision making process in the face of uncertainty for the marine renewable energy industry. Basic principles of Adaptive Management will be discussed, as well as its benefits, drawbacks, how this concept has been utilized thus far, and its potential role in the future.\r\n\r\n\nSpeaker Presentation Materials\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nAdaptive Management in Marine Renewable Energy (Kim Hatfield, NOAA Fisheries West Coast Region, US)\r\n\t\nOcean Renewable Power Company: Adaptive Management (Nathan Johnson, Ocean Renewable Power Company (ORPC), US)\r\n\t\nThe Survey, Deploy \u0026amp; Monitor (SDM) Policy: An Example of Adaptive Management? (Finlay Bennet, Marine Scotland, UK)\r\n\r\n\r\n\nA video recording of the webinar has been posted below:\r\n","startDate":"2016-01-27 16:30","endDate":"2016-01-27 18:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OESAnnexIV-Combined-Black_8.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/Hatfield-AnnexIV-Jan2016.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:16","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/147","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/boem-oregon-science-exchange-webinar-9","title":"BOEM-Oregon Science Exchange Webinar 9","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Predicting Ecological Impacts from Marine Renewable Energy\r\n\r\n\nBOEM Marine Ecologist Donna Schroeder will discuss a study by BOEM and the U.S. Geological Survey to build a statistical model to describe how wave energy may structure nearshore communities. 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She will compare the fish communities in cable versus natural habitats and examine the potential effectiveness of cable burial as a mitigation measure to decrease EMFs. 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The objectives of this workshop were to:\nBrief the international marine renewable energy community on the Annex IV State of the Science Report;\nSeek feedback from the community on topics of importance to the Annex IV initiative; and\nProvide methods for formal feedback on the Annex IV State of the Science Report.\u0026nbsp;\nBackgroundAs part of the second phase of Annex IV, PNNL and other researchers are in the process of writing the Annex IV State of the Science Report. The intention of this report is to provide the current state of knowledge and understanding for potential priority environmental interactions and other topics associated with the development of wave and tidal energy projects worldwide. The State of the Science Report builds off the Final Annex IV Report published at the end of the first phase of Annex IV in 2013, and only discusses research and information that has been carried out or acquired from 2013 to present.\nTopics covered in the State of the Science Report are as follows:\nOverview of environmental interactions\nCollision risk for marine animals (mammals and fish) around tidal turbines\nRisk to marine animals from underwater sound\nChanges to physical systems (energy removal and changes in flow)\nRisk from electromagnetic fields\nEffects on benthic habitats and reefing\nMarine spatial planning\nConsenting case studies\nMarine energy monitoring and research\nSound quality during the Q\u0026amp;A session was poor in the recording, so the video cuts off after the presentation and a summary of the feedback we recieved from the workshop audience is summarized here.\nSpeaker Presentation Materials\nFull Presentation\nMC (Luke Hanna, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, US)\nIntroduction (Jocelyn Brown-Saracino, Department of Energy, US)\nBackground of Annex IV (Andrea Copping, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, US)\nMarine Mammal Collision Risk (Carol Sparling, Sea Mammal Research Unit, UK)\nCollision Risk for Fish (Gayle Zydlewski, University of Maine, US)\nElectromagnetic Fields (Samantha Eaves, Department of Energy, US)\nMarine Spatial Planning (Anne Marie O\u0027Hagan, University College Cork, Ireland)\nCase Studies and Consenting (Teresa Simas, WavEC, Portugal)\nA video recording of the webinar has been posted below:","startDate":"2015-09-08 15:30","endDate":"2015-09-08 17:00","location":"Nantes, France","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/Annex-IV-Workshop-Notes-Final.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-02 23:35:58","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/96","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/11th-european-wave-tidal-energy-conference-ewtec-2015","title":"11th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (EWTEC 2015)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The 11th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference was held in Nantes, France from September 6-11 2015 and was hosted by \u00c9cole Centrale de Nantes. Launched in 1993, EWTEC has become a well-established marine renewable energy conference that is widely respected for their commitment to maintain high standards in the quality of academic and industrial contributions to their proceedings. With a primary focus on technology development and engineering, EWTEC provides a forum for researchers, industry, and other stakeholders to interact, present the latest knowledge, and discuss new ideas and issues pertinent to wave and tidal energy extraction.\n\n\nAnnex IV and OES partnered with the 11th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference to host an environmental track. The new environmental track added a total of six new environmental sessions to the conference (as opposed to one in 2013) that were spread out over the course of four days. The addition of this new track was able to attract many environmental researchers, stakeholder, and new faces to the EWTEC conference. More information on EWTEC 2015 can be found on their website. A Tethys Story has also been written on EWTEC 2015, which can be found here.\n\n\nThe following is a list of each EWTEC 2015 environmental session, including the title of each paper and authors.\n\n\nMonday, 7 September 2015\n\n\nSession 1\nChair: Brian Polagye\n\n\nTowards acoustic monitoring of marine mammals at a tidal energy site: Grand Passage, NS Canada \u2013 Chloe Malinka Sea Mammal Research Unit, UK\nSurveying marine mammals in nearby tidal energy development sites: a comparison \u2013 Steve Benjamins, Scottish Association for Marine Sciences (SAMS)\nAn integrated solution to real-time marine mammal monitoring for tidal turbines \u2013 Peter Bromley, Tidal Energy Ltd.\nUsing temporal analysis techniques to optimize hydroacoustic surveys of fish at MHK devices \u2013 Haley Viehman, University of Maine School of Marine Sciences\n\n\nTuesday, 8 September 2015\n\n\nSession 2\nChair: Thomas Lake\n\n\nSediment transport in the Pentland Firth and impacts of tidal stream energy extraction \u2013 Iain Alastair Fairley, Swansea University College of Engineering\nImpact of scaled tidal stream turbine over mobile sediment beds \u2013 Rafael Ramirez-Mendoza, National Oceanography Centre\nMarine renewable energy sediment stability evaluation framework \u2013 Jesse Roberts, Sandia National Laboratory\nRemote detection of sea surface roughness signatures related to subsurface bathymetry, structures and tidal stream turbine wakes \u2013 Paul Bell, National Oceanography Centre\n\n\nSession 3\nChair: Jan Sundberg\n\n\nCombining offshore wind and wave energy extraction: an environmental perspective \u2013 Bob Rumes, Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences Management Unit of the North Sea Mathematical Models (MUMM)\nHybrid wave and offshore wind farms: a comparative case study of co-located layouts \u2013 Sharay Astariz, University of Santiago de Compostela\nSynergies between wave energy and coastal protection \u2013 Javier Abanades, Plymouth University\nWave energy converters on nearshore wave propagation \u2013 Jesse Roberts, Sandia National Laboratory\nEnvironmetal Assessment, Management and Monitoring of Carnegie Wave Energy\u0027s Perth Wave Energy Project - Edwina H.R. 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This webinar series supports WREN\u2019s goal to facilitate international collaboration that advances global understanding of environmental effects of offshore and land-based wind energy development. The topic of this webinar is Avian Sensitivity Mapping and Wind Energy Projects as presented by Julia Robinson Willmott of Normandeau Associates, Sinead Cummins of BirdWatch Ireland, and Roel May of the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA). The speakers will present on tools they have developed to assess the potential vulnerability of birds to wind energy development (WREN Introductory Slides).\r\n\r\n\nAssessing the Relative Vulnerability of Migratory Bird Species to Offshore Wind Energy Projects on the Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf\r\n\r\n\nJulia Robinson Willmott is a core member of Normandeau\u2019s avian team, working directly with the technology team to design, test, and deploy innovative technology systems for remote monitoring of wildlife. She has over 20 years of experience designing, managing, and conducting ornithological and ecological projects in 23 countries. Julia\u2019s utility and wildlife experience includes avian risk assessment and impact studies, literature review, field studies, data analysis and interpretation, transmission line impacts, and guideline documents. She is also skilled in field observation and visual\/acoustic identification of birds, avian blood sampling and microscope surveys, avian surveys and data analysis, population monitoring, and ecological risk analysis.\r\n\r\n\nBird Sensitivity Mapping for Wind Energy Developments in Ireland\r\n\r\n\nSinead Cummins has worked at BirdWatch Ireland for over 12 years initially as a Senior Conservation Officer and since 2012, as Species Policy Officer. Sin\u00e9ad led on the initial scoping study for the Bird Sensitivity Mapping Tool for Wind Energy Developments in the Republic of Ireland in 2010, and retained an active role in the Bird Sensitivity Mapping Tool project development engaging with many stakeholders in the Renewable Energy sector in Ireland over the past 5 years.\r\n\r\n\nAvian Sensitivity Mapping and Wind Energy: GIS-based wind turbine micro-siting tool\r\n\r\n\nRoel May is a Senior Research Scientist at the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA). His current research interest lies in the interface between science and conservation, and centers on impacts of renewable energy on wildlife and on spatial ecology. He has coauthored 24 peer-reviewed journal articles and over 60 technical reports. He received his Master of Science degree in Forestry\/Ecology at the Wageningen University, the Netherlands, in 1996. He received his PhD degree on \u0022Spatial Ecology in Wolverines in Scandinavia\u0022 at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) and NINA in 2007. He has worked in the Netherlands, Scotland and Norway.\r\n\r\nQuestions and Answers\r\n\r\n\nQuestions for: Julia Willmott\r\n\r\n\nIs global population size (GPS) intrinsically the net result of Threat (the smaller GPS, the higher TR) and Adult Survival (the lower AS, the higher GPS)? So can GPS serve as the sole factor? And the Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf (AOCS) on the map seemed to be limited to the American east coast. How about the European \/ African west coast? Do you have to include global sub-populations (e.g. like American and European Eel as in Global Eel population)?\r\nYou are right that there is often a correlation between population size and threat ranking with Bermuda Petrel being an extreme case in point. However, the threat ranking also considers the status within the US regardless of the global population size. You could have a species that has healthy populations worldwide and is listed as threatened or endangered in the US. This usually relates to some of the population belonging to a subspecies. We did consider some recognized subspecies; the\u0026nbsp;rufa\u0026nbsp;red knot for example. In this case the threat ranking is raised by the USFWS listing this subspecies as threatened. Adult survival for red knot on the other hand, is not high-scoring, so for such instances we couldn\u2019t exclusively use the global population size. The geographic scope of the AOCS is the politically recognized continental shelf of the USA. There are several planning areas for the U.S to use for offshore energy and those areas defined our scope. Though taking on more species and a larger area would be interesting.\r\n\r\n\nWas there any investigation into comparative impacts or risk levels from other stressors (not wind turbines) to the species examined? If so, how do these stressors compare in significance to the impacts from wind?\r\nNo there wasn\u2019t. We had a fixed scope, but expanding to consider other stressors would be a useful thing to do. Some of the boat and helicopter disturbance data came from offshore oil platforms... and from biological survey teams! That being said, metrics that we calculated for population sensitivity are not specific to wind farms and could applied to other forms of disturbance. Some of the displacement sensitivity metrics might be useful in other applications as well.\r\n\r\n\nAre there mapping elements related to the report?\r\nGreat question, because it is something that we really want to do but haven\u2019t had the funding to do it. Using the USGS data (BOEM compendiums for seabirds and shorebirds), modeling species\u2019 distributions (Generalized Additive Models), and relating those data with our relative vulnerability indices could show hotspots where species could be the most vulnerable, and would be relatively easy to do. We could also apply this approach to the Gulf of Mexico, where we would need to update some of the population sensitivity metrics... lots of good ideas but we\u2019d have to try to find funding to do it.\r\n\r\n\nEcologically sensitive areas also tend to be ideal for (Offshore) Wind Farms. Furthermore, in the many EIAs there is nothing like the Best Ecological Alternative (BEA). How do the presenters feel about designing preventive and mitigating measures in lay-out and (technical) design of Wind Farms based on the existing knowledge rather than wait for the final conclusive scientific proof or the perfect model? By the way, often Wind Farms are necessary to be able to research for the scientific proof and validate the model(s). In other words how could existing knowledge support decision making for the BEA of wind farms (OWFs included)?\r\nThese are true statements. Our sensitivity method is one way to support decision making using existing knowledge, which was the reason BOEM wanted such an index. Taking this to the next level as suggested in the previous question could be a consideration.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nQuestions for: Sinead Cummins\r\n\r\n\nI wonder whether external consultation is no more than an averaged subjectivity of the scoring. It does not provide a higher degree of evidence, rather an averaged expert opinion with higher and lower limits. How do you consider this?\r\nIn responding to this question, it is probably useful to provide some detail, by way of background, on the Irish sensitivity mapping tool for wind energy developments which was finalized in March 2015. The process by which bird species were to be considered for inclusion in the tool involved the calculation of a Species Sensitivity Score (SSS). This was calculated by putting each species through a \u2018Species Sensitivity Model\u2019 based on a number of factors considered to make a species vulnerable to wind farm infrastructure. These included the risk of birds colliding with turbines, being displaced by the wind farm and associated infrastructure, being subject to barriers to movement or migration or being affected by habitat loss. Each factor was scored on a scale of 0 to 4, with higher scores increasing the ultimate vulnerability score.\r\n\r\n\nAs outlined in the webinar, an Internal BirdWatch Ireland Species Expert Group assessed the scores by consulting with external expertise and published evidence. In total, 22 bird species were selected for inclusion.\u0026nbsp; Research on the potential impacts of windfarms on birds and other wildlife is a relatively recent albeit expanding field of research, with the first windfarm in Ireland built in 1992. Certain groups of species, such as geese and raptors, have been the subject of numerous wind farm related studies while information on other potentially vulnerable species may be lacking. In addition to the bulk collection of data, novel means of monitoring are increasingly utilized. These include radar tracking of bird migratory routes and flight heights (Desholm 2006; H\u00fcppop et al. 2006), night vision and thermal imaging (Everaert \u0026amp; Stienen 2007; Krijgsveld et al. 2009) and GPS tagging and tracking of flock location and movements (Nyg\u00e5rd et al. 2010). The cost of such measures, however, regularly limits their adoption. \r\n\r\n\nDecision-making in relation to flight vulnerability attributes of species for example and whether they are relevant\/important with regards wind energy developments can be more subjective in nature, depending on the information available.\u0026nbsp; That is why it was so important to engage with not just an internal expert group, but to go through the process of wider consultation. While recognizing the caveats of this approach and the existence of data gaps, this map is considered an iterative tool and is using the best available information for vulnerability at this time. Only existing data were used to inform this tool, however, it is envisaged that the map will evolve as new data become available. As new research is published on how species are\/can be affected by wind energy developments the species vulnerability scores can be adjusted accordingly. Similarly, a change in the conservation status of a species would result in a corresponding change in the species\u2019 vulnerability score.\r\n\r\n\nTherefore the rationale behind this external consultation phase was to facilitate a wider input from a variety of experts into the scoring process and also to receive information on studies in the grey literature or those as yet unpublished. A similar exercise was employed in relation to North Sea wind energy developments (Garthe \u0026amp; H\u00fcppop 2004).\r\n\r\n\nEcologically sensitive areas also tend to be ideal for (Offshore) Wind Farms. Furthermore, in the many EIAs there is nothing like the Best Ecological Alternative (BEA). How do the presenters feel about designing preventive and mitigating measures in lay-out and (technical) design of Wind Farms based on the existing knowledge rather than wait for the final conclusive scientific proof or the perfect model? By the way, often Wind Farms are necessary to be able to research for the scientific proof and validate the model(s). In other words how could existing knowledge support decision making for the BEA of wind farms (OWFs included)?\r\nThe Irish example, as presented in the webinar, is very much using existing knowledge to help inform the final mapping tool, albeit it is restricted to land and not sea. Obviously in the offshore environment, it is more difficult and costly to gather the data necessary to support and produce a similar mapping tool, given the obvious data gaps that exist. However, with advances in technology, it should now be possible to do so (albeit a more expensive process as collection of tracking information for seabirds, for example, is not without its associated costs) as highlighted by Julia\u2019s presentation.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nQuestions for: Roel May\r\n\r\n\nWhy not test the model with the existing information on fatalities from Sm\u00f8la?\r\nSo far we have only worked on the development of the tool, but are considering doing this. However, the island of Sm\u00f8la where the wind-power plant is located is relatively flat. Any major orographic effects can therefore not be expected. Likely any ground-truthing will consist of a combination of comparing modelled avian risk areas with locations of recorded fatalities, and correlating relocations of GPS-equipped white-tailed eagles with avian risk areas not only on Sm\u00f8la but also on the neighboring island of Hitra which also has a wind-power plant and is much more rugged in nature.\r\n\r\n\nDo you also work on Offshore Wind Farm siting and risk assessment?\r\nWe have so far focused on micro-siting for onshore situations. However we already see that this model could be extended also to include offshore phenomena generating updrafts or other avian risk areas.\r\n\r\n\nCould terrestrial structures be translated into OWF geometric structures (like corridors and wind turbines)?\r\nI am unsure whether I understand the question correctly. The model assesses potential avian risk sites given the surrounding landscape (topography, vegetation etc.) in a pre-construction situation. Based on its outcomes, coupled with optimization of wind capture, the result is a specific design of a wind farm. What the question seems to suggest is whether existing offshore wind farms could be interpreted as a pseudo-topography which may affect e.g. updrafts?! Interesting question (if this was the meaning of the question) for which I have no answer.\r\n\r\n\nEcologically sensitive areas also tend to be ideal for (Offshore) Wind Farms. Furthermore, in the many EIAs there is nothing like the Best Ecological Alternative (BEA). How do the presenters feel about designing preventive and mitigating measures in lay-out and (technical) design of Wind Farms based on the existing knowledge rather than wait for the final conclusive scientific proof or the perfect model? By the way, often Wind Farms are necessary to be able to research for the scientific proof and validate the model(s). In other words how could existing knowledge support decision making for the BEA of wind farms (OWFs included)?\r\nThis question relates very much to the current practice of wind farm development. I think that following the prioritized Mitigation Hierarchy is crucial to reach the least impact on the environment per kWh. This means that pre-construction foremost sensitive areas should be avoided, thereafter impacts minimized through micro-siting. Following the precautionary principle would thereby mean that lack of knowledge or uncertainty about the exact impact should benefit the environment. However this also means that appropriate mechanisms be put in place to reach consensus on balancing energy production with environmental concerns. How can we best to reach \u201cno-net-loss\u201d? 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A main handicap has been that water management has often been considered as an end in itself, and not as a means to an end; the end and the opportunity being to achieve overall development, economic prosperity, improvement of quality of life and environmental conservation.\u0026nbsp;\nBoth developed and developing countries are confronted with the urgent need to support the increasing water-related demands of growing populations and of the energy, industrial and agricultural sectors, as well as to respond to environmental concerns with sources of water that are scarce, over-exploited or too polluted for the intended uses. In spite of its relevance in terms of security, water is often not regarded as a key determinant for development, absent from many political agendas. This Congress seeks to explore Global Water as a resource for economic, social and environmental development. 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Equally, it is essential to characterise environmental receptors across all wildlife groups and to capture adequate baseline information for Environmental Impact Assessment and post deployment monitoring. 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We thank all of you very much for your attendance and your active contribution to this great event.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2015-04-12 06:00","endDate":"2015-04-17 15:00","location":"Vienna, Austria","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.egu2015.eu\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:16","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/989335","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/23rd-uk-conference-association-computational-mechanics-engineering-acme-uk-2015","title":"23rd UK Conference of the Association for Computational Mechanics in Engineering (ACME-UK 2015)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The UK Association for Computational Mechanics in Engineering (ACME) was founded in March 1992 with the purpose of promoting research in computational mechanics in the UK and establishing formal links with similar organisations across Europe and worldwide. 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Having estimated the likely collision rate, it is important to consider what this means in a population context. Several approaches have been proposed for this, notably Population Viability Analysis (PVA) and Potential Biological Removal (PBR). However, the outputs from these models must be interpreted with care, and with consideration of the legislative background of the planning process (WREN Introductory Slides).\r\n\r\n\nUnderstanding Avian Collisions Rate Modelling and Application at the Population Level\r\n\r\n\nAonghais Cook has worked for the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) since completing his PhD at Newcastle University in November 2008. The interactions between birds and renewable energy have been a key focus of his work at the BTO and one of the first projects he worked on was investigating the impacts of a tidal barrage proposed for the Severn Estuary on waterbirds. Since then, offshore wind farms, and, in particular collision risk, has been a key focus of his work. 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This webinar will feature three modeling approaches that examine potential changes to physical systems.\u0026nbsp; As wave and tidal farms are installed at the commercial scale, measurements may be made to validate the models.\r\n\r\n\nSpeaker Presentation Materials\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nThe Implications of Tidal Resource Interactions (David Woolf, Heriot-Watt University, UK)\r\n\t\nTidal Energy Extraction for a Sustainable Environment - A Modeling Perspective (Zhaoqing Yang, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, US)\r\n\t\nEffects of Wave Energy Converters on Wave and Sediment Circulation (Kelley Ruehl and Craig Jones, Sandia National Laboratory, US)\r\n\r\n\r\n\nA video recording of the webinar has been posted below:\r\n","startDate":"2015-02-03 16:00","endDate":"2015-02-03 17:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/OESAnnexIV-Combined-Black_11.png","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/AnnexIV-Webinar-Woolf-20150203.pdf","technologyType":["Tidal","Wave"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:10","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1451303","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ocean-waves-workshop-2015","title":"Ocean Waves Workshop 2015","eventType":"Workshop","description":"\u0022The 2015 Ocean Waves Workshop was held on Thursday, January 15, 2015, 9:00 - 4:00, at the Oliver St. P\u00e9 Center, University of New Orleans.\r\n\r\n\nWorkshop Goals:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nExplore recent advances in using wave information to assess sediment transport.\r\n\t\nShare \u0026amp; discuss lessons learned and scenarios encountered that relate to waves, tides, storm surge, and nearshore currents.\r\n\t\nProvide a forum for scientists, engineers, and managers to explore the issues relevant to waves\u0022 (Ocean Waves Workshop 2015).\r\n","startDate":"2015-01-15 17:00","endDate":"2015-01-16 00:00","location":"New Orleans","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/scholarworks.uno.edu\/oceanwaves\/2015\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wave"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-03-03 21:04:51","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1507235","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/bats-wind-energy-cooperative-4th-meeting","title":"Bats and Wind Energy Cooperative 4th Meeting","eventType":"Workshop","description":"BWEC\u2019s Oversight, Science Advisory, and Technical Advisory Committees met in Louisville, Colorado at the National Wind Technology Center from January 6 \u2013 8, 2015 for the 4th Science and All Committees Meeting to examine progress of the BWEC, review existing monitoring and minimization strategies, discuss emerging issues, assess the effectiveness of BWEC, and establish priorities for the Cooperative for the years 2015 to 2018\r\n\r\n\nResearch Priorities and Emerging Issues\r\n\r\n\nThe BWEC committee members discussed and identified potential priorities for 2015 \u2013 2018 in the following categories. Further detail on a wider range of possible activities is included later in this report. Discussions were informed by BWEC progress to date, BWEC participant research initiatives, and guest presentations. 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The presenters will provide examples of research methodologies for the detection of animal populations in the vicinity of offshore wind farms, describe the technologies used to detect the animals, and, where available, discuss any existing mitigation measures or post installation\/operation monitoring.\r\n\r\n\nPresenters\r\n\r\n\nResults of Ornithological Analysis for a UK Offshore Wind Farm\r\n\r\n\nDr. Ross McGregor, Senior Ornithologist from UK\u2019s Natural Power will present results of ornithological monitoring of a UK offshore wind farm: Robin Rigg, Solway, Scotland. Ross\u2019s presentation will focus on the findings of boat based surveys of the pre-construction, construction and 2 years of post-construction (i.e. 4 years of data) analysis for 5 key species (common guillemot, razorbill, gannet, red-throated diver and great cormorant) where a novel statistical analysis was applied to produce density surface maps of the spatial distribution of birds across the wind farm and a large area around it. He will discuss the comparisons made between the different phases of the wind farm to determine whether changes in the distribution of birds are attributable to the wind farm.\r\n\r\n\nThe Effects of Windfarm Construction and Operation on Harbour Seals\r\n\r\n\nDr. Debbie Russell, Research Fellow from the Sea Mammal Research Unit, University of St. Andrews in Scotland, will present results from research on the impacts of wind farm construction and operation on harbour seals (Phoca vitulina). Telemetry tags were deployed on 23 harbour seals in The Wash, South-east England, allowing for the tracking of their movements and behaviour for up to six months. During this period, installations for one windfarm (Lincs) were piled and another windfarm became operational. 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Unfortunately, due to the inherent difficulties of studying marine mammal distribution and behaviour underwater, as well as the novelty of the machines themselves, information upon which to base robust impact assessments is extremely limited. Consequently, a variety of research projects in several countries are underway to address these data gaps and investigate different components of these questions. In this presentation we review potential marine mammal-related issues including collision and injury risks, acoustic impacts, displacement, barrier effects and attraction. We then outline what research approaches are being applied and how they relate to one another. The novelty of these challenges, especially working in waters flowing at velocities approaching research vessel speed, has prompted the development of several innovative scientific tools as well as focussing effort onto a previously little studied habitat. These efforts may also tell us much about how marine mammals use such sites, which due to increased density through geographical bottleneck effects, can be perceived as being disproportionately important. There are, however, challenges for the research community to keep pace with the industrial developments themselves, to learn from the many globally dispersed initiatives and to continue research on potential impacts once initial funded consent-to-operate licences have been issued.\r\n\r\n\nUsing the FLOWBEC Seabed Frame to Understand Underwater Interactions Between Diving Seabirds, Prey, Hydrodynamics and Tidal and Wave Energy Structures.\r\nBenjamin Williamson, University of Aberdeen\r\nThe NERC\/Defra collaboration FLOWBEC-4D is investigating the environmental and ecological effects of installing and operating arrays of wave and tidal energy devices. The FLOWBEC seabed platform combines a number of instruments to record information at a range of physical and multi-trophic levels at a resolution of several measurements per second, for a duration of 2 weeks to capture an entire spring-neap tidal cycle. An upward-facing multi-frequency echosounder is synchronised with an upward-facing multibeam sonar aligned with the tidal flow. An ADV is used for local current measurements and a fluorometer is used to measure chlorophyll (as a proxy for plankton) and turbidity. The platform is self-contained, facilitating rapid deployment and recovery in high-energy sites. Five 2-week deployments have been completed at wave and tidal energy sites at EMEC in Orkney (UK), both in the presence and absence of renewable energy structures. Using multi-frequency target identification and multibeam target tracking, the depth preference and interactions of birds, fish schools and marine mammals with renewable energy structures can be tracked. Seabird and mammal dive profiles, predator-prey interactions and the effect of hydrodynamic processes during foraging events throughout the water column can also be analysed. These datasets offer insights into how fish, seabirds and marine mammals successfully forage within dynamic marine habitats and also whether individuals face collision risks with tidal stream turbines. Measurements from the subsea platform are complemented by 3D hydrodynamic model data, concurrent shore-based marine X-band radar and shore-based seabird observations. This range of concurrent fine-scale information across physical and trophic levels will improve our understanding of how the fine-scale physical influence of currents, waves and turbulence at tidal and wave energy sites affect the behaviour of marine wildlife, and how tidal and wave energy devices might alter the behaviour of such wildlife. These results can be used to guide marine spatial planning, device design, licensing and operation, as these individual devices are scaled up to arrays and new sites are considered.\r\n\r\n\nA Combination of Empirical and Modelled Datasets Reveals Associations between Deep Diving Seabirds and Oceanographical Processes at Fine Spatiotemporal Scales in a High Energy Habitat.\r\nBeth Scott, University of Aberdeen\r\nIt remains unknown how tidal stream turbines could impact deep diving seabird populations such as auks Alcidae sp and cormorants Phalacrocorax sp. Predicting whether and how devices could affect populations is hampered by poor knowledge of what influences seabird foraging distributions in the tidal pass habitats favoured for installations. Here distributions of foraging seabirds are compared with a suite of concurrent environmental variables within the Fall of Warness, Orkney, UK to investigate associations between auks, cormorants and oceanographic processes. Results are presented for Atlantic puffins Fratercula arctica, black guillemots Cepphus grylle, common guillemots Uria algaa and European shags Phalacrocorax aristotelis. 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Two hundred scientists from the UK, Europe, and North America came together at the An Lanntair Arts Centre in Stornoway, for two days of oral and poster presentations, with a series of workshops on closely related topics rounding out the week.\r\n\r\n\nThis is the second EIMR conference, following a very successful gathering in Kirkwall on Orkney, Scotland, UK, in 2012.\u0026nbsp; The EIMR conference is rapidly becoming a major international gathering for researchers, regulators, and students who focus on understanding the potential environmental effects of marine energy development.\r\n\r\n\nAs wave and tidal energy developments emerge around the world, there continues to be knowledge gaps about interactions of these devices with ecological and physical processes in the marine environment. \u0026nbsp;The emerging marine energy industry needs input from the research community to site and permit their developments; at the same time, these new developments presents the research community with rare opportunities to investigate interactions.\r\n\r\n\nThe oral presentation, papers and posters presented at EIMR 2014 are provided below.\u0026nbsp; Each paper or poster is listed by first author, along with a brief description. Most papers include an extended abstract, video of presentation slides, and an audio file of the presentation, all attached as downloadable pdfs. A few papers and sessions do not have complete audio or video files. Some posters are presented as downloadable pdfs as well.\r\n\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nSession 1: Policy \u0026amp; Consenting - Chair: Marc Murray\r\n\r\n\r\n\nPractical Experience of Sectoral Planning for Marine Renewable Energy Development in Scotland\r\nIan Davies and David Pratt, Marine Scotland Science\r\n\r\n\nA Framework for Environmental Risk Assessment and Decision-making for Tidal Energy Development in Canada\r\nGraham Daborn, Acadia University\r\n\r\n\nCouncils in Partnership: A Local Authority Perspective on Marine Spatial Planning\r\nShona Turnbull, Highland Council\r\n\r\n\nAnnex IV - International Collaboration to Investigate Environmental Effects of Wave and Tidal Devices\r\nAndrea Copping, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory\r\n\r\n\nManagement of Sustainable Fisheries Alongside Marine Renewables: Modelling the Spatial Interactions\r\nMichael Bell, Heriot-Watt University\r\n\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nSession 2: Policy \u0026amp; Consenting; Society \u0026amp; People - Chair: Sandy Kerr\r\n\r\n\r\n\nNew Perspectives on Fisheries: Combining the Distribution of Inshore and Offshore Commercial Fisheries in Scotland\r\nAndronikos Kafas, Marine Scotland Science\r\n\r\n\nDevelopment and Consenting of Carnegie Wave Energy\u0027s Perth Wave Energy Project, Experiences from Down Under\r\nEdwina Davies Ward, Carnegie Wave Energy Limited\r\n\r\n\nThe Attitudes of Fishermen on the Island of Ireland Towards the Development of Marine Renewable Energy in their Locality - Preliminary Survey Results\r\nKieran Reilly, University College Cork\r\n\r\n\nHuman Dimensions Research on Marine Hydrokinetic Energy Development in Maine\r\nJessica Jansujwicz, Sustainability Solutions Initiative\r\n\r\n\nPerceptions of the Inshore Wave Resource by Beach Water Users in the Lee of Wave Hub\r\nChristopher Stokes, Plymouth University\r\n\r\n\nHistoric Environment Guidance for Wave and Tidal Renewable Energy\r\nPhilip Robertson, Historic Scotland\r\n\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nSession 3: Faunal Interactions 1 - Chair Ben Wilson\r\n\r\n\r\n\nSalmon in Scottish Coastal Waters: Recent Advancements in Knowledge in Relation to their Interactions with Marine Renewable Energy Installations\r\nJason Godfrey, Marine Scotland Science\r\n\r\n\nResponses of Free-Living Coastal Pelagic Fish to Impulsive Sounds\r\nAnthony Hawkins, The Environmental Research Institute\r\n\r\n\nFish Interactions with Marine Renewable Devices: Lessons Learned, from Ecological Design to Improving Cost-Effectiveness\r\nGayle Zydlewski, University of Maine\r\n\r\n\nAssessing the Impact of Man-Made Underwater Noise from Marine Renewable in the Outer Hebrides\r\nPeter Ward, Kongsberg Maritime Ltd\r\n\r\n\nLittoral Characterisation of West Mainland Orkney: The Relationship between Wave Energy, Topography and the Biological Community\r\nAndrew Want, Heriot-Watt University\r\n\r\n\nA Combination of Empirical and Modelled Datasets Reveals Associations between Deep Diving Seabirds and Oceanographical Processes at Fine Spatiotemporal Scales in a High Energy Habitat\r\nJames Waggitt, University of Aberdeen\r\n\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nSession 4: Methodology - Chair: Ian Davies\r\n\r\n\r\n\nIntegrated Instrumentation for Marine Energy Monitoring\r\nBrian Polagye, University of Washington\r\n\r\n\nMarine Mammals and Tidal Turbines: What are the Issues of Concern and how are they being Resolved?\r\nBen Wilson, Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS)\r\n\r\n\nAnalysis of Experience from Environmental Impact Assessments of Wave Energy Test Centres\r\nAnne Marie O\u0027Hagan, University College Cork\r\n\r\n\nUsing the FLOWBEC Seabed Frame to Understand Underwater Interactions Between Diving Seabirds, Prey, Hydrodynamics and Tidal and Wave Energy Structures\r\nBenjamin Williamson, University of Aberdeen\r\n\r\n\nMulti-Disciplinary Risk Identification and Evaluation for the Tidal Industry\r\nAthanasios Kolios, Cranfield University\r\n\r\n\nSeabird Surveys in High Energy Marine Sites; Marrying Best Practice and Guidance\r\nDigger Jackson, Natural Research Projects Ltd\r\n\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nSession 5: Ecological Modelling - Chair: Mike Bell\r\n\r\n\r\n\nExploring the Movements of Atlantic Salmon around Scottish Coasts, using Historical Tagging Data and a Simple Agent-Based Modelling Approach\r\nAndrew Guerin, Environmental Research Institute\r\n\r\n\nA Tool to Predict the Impact of Anthropogenic Noise on Fish\r\nRick Bruintjes, University of Exeter\r\n\r\n\nA Review of Marine Bird Diving Behaviour: Assessing Underwater Collision Risk with Tidal Turbines\r\nAlexandra Robbins, Scottish Natural Heritage\r\n\r\n\nUnderstanding the Potential for Marine Megafauna Entanglement Risk from Renewable Marine Energy Developments\r\nSteven Benjamins, Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS)\r\n\r\n\nAn Overview of a Simulation Approach to Assessing Environmental Risk of Sound Exposure to Marine Mammals\r\nCarl Donavan, University of St Andrews\r\n\r\n\nUse of Population Viability Analysis (PVA) to Assess the Potential for Long Term Impacts from Piling Noise on Marine Mammal Populations - A Case Study from the Scottish East Coast\r\nKate Grellier presenting for Ruth De Silva, Natural Power Consultants\r\n\r\n\nModelling Impact Assessment in Renewables Development Areas using the New R Package, MRSea v0.1.1\r\nLindesay Scott-Hayward, University of St Andrews\r\n\r\n\nImpacts of Tidal-Stream Energy Converter (TEC) Arrays in Relation to the Natural Variability of Sedimentary Processes\r\nPeter Robins, Bangor University\r\n\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nSession 6: Faunal Interactions 2 - Chair: Beth Scott\r\n\r\n\r\n\nTidal Energy, Underwater Noise \u0026amp; Marine Mammals\r\nCaroline Carter, Scottish Natural Heritage\r\n\r\n\nTracking Porpoise Underwater Movements in Tidal Rapids using Drifting Hydrophone Arrays. Filling a Key Information Gap for Assessing Collision Risk\r\nJamie Macaulay, Sea Mammal Research Unit\r\n\r\n\nListening for Canaries in a Tornado: Acoustic Monitoring for Harbour Porpoise at the FORCE Site\r\nJason Wood,\u0026nbsp;Sea Mammal Research Unit Canada Ltd\r\n\r\n\nMovement Patterns of Seals in Tidally Energetic Sites: Implications for Renewable Energy Development\r\nGordon Hastie, Sea Mammal Research Unit\r\n\r\n\nMarine Mammals and Tidal Turbines: Understanding True Collision Risk\r\nJason Wood presenting for Carol Sparling,\u0026nbsp;Sea Mammal Research Unit Canada Ltd\r\n\r\n\nEnvironmental Impacts over the Seabed and Benthic Communities of Submarine Cable Installation in the Biscay Marine Energy Platform (BIMEP)\r\nJuan Bald, AZTI-Tecnalia (Marine Research Division)\r\n\r\n\nMonitoring Benthic Habitats and Biodiversity at the Tidal Energy Site of Paimpol-Br\u00e9hat (Brittany, France)\r\nAntoine Carlier, Technop\u00f4le de Brest-Iroise\r\n\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nSession 7: Resource Modelling - Chair: Ian Bryden\r\n\r\n\r\n\nBetter Together: The Implications of Tidal Resource Interactions from Resource Calculation to Policy and Governance\r\nDavid Woolf, Heriot-Watt University\r\n\r\n\nMonitoring Spatial Variability for Marine Energy Sites\r\nIan Ashton presenting for Helen Smith, University of Exeter\r\n\r\n\nThe Hebridean Wave Model\r\nDavid Christie, Lews Castle College\r\n\r\n\nModelling Changes to Physical Environmental Impacts Due to Wave Energy Array Layouts\r\nIan Ashton presenting for Helen Smith, University of Exeter\r\n\r\n\nThe Implications of Wave-Tide Interactions in Marine Renewables Within the UK Continental Shelf Seas\r\nReza Hasemi, Bangor University\r\n\r\n\nThe Modelling of Tidal Turbine Farms using Multi-Scale, Unstructured Mesh Models\r\nStephan Kramer, Imperial College London\r\n\r\n\nThe Role of Tidal Asymmetry in Characterising the Tidal Energy Resource of Orkney\r\nSimon Neill, Bangor University\r\n\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nSession 8: Overviews - Chair: David Woolf\r\n\r\n\r\n\nFlow and Benthic Ecology 4D - FLOWBEC - An Overview\r\nPaul Bell, National Oceanography Centre\r\n\r\n\nWhat\u0027s Next and Why? A Look Ahead at Strategic Ecological Research Direction\r\nBeth Scott, University of Aberdeen\r\n\r\n\nEstimating Distribution of Sedimentary Benthic Habitats and Species on the Eastern Pacific Shelf and Detecting Effects of Device Deployment\r\nSarah Henkel, Oregon State University\r\n\r\n\nUse of Animal Tracking Technology to Assess Potential Risks of Tidal Turbine Interactions with Fish\r\nAnna Redden, Acadia University\r\n\r\n\nAdvances in Research to Understand the Impacts of Wave and Tidal Energy Devices in the United States\r\nJocelyn Brown-Saracino, US Department of Energy\r\n\r\n\nMarine Radar Derived Current Vector Mapping at a Planned Commercial Tidal Stream Turbine Array in the Pentland Firth\r\nDavid McCann, National Oceanographic Centre\r\n\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nPosters\r\n\r\n\r\n\nDiving and Foraging Behavior of Seabirds in a High-Energy Tidal Stream: Implications for Encountering Tidal-Stream Devices.\r\nAlex Robbins, Scottish Natural Heritage\r\nDiving seabirds may encounter and collide with tidal turbine installations while foraging underwater. The consequences of collisions with these devices have the potential to impact on seabird populations. For birds with foraging and diving preferences within high energy tidal streams the devices may have important behavioural and ecological implications. However, our knowledge base on this is currently very limited. Our study seeks to develop our understanding of seabird foraging and diving behaviour under different tidal conditions within a high-energy tidal stream. Focal observations were undertaken from vantage points along the length of Bluemull Sound, Shetland. We present results on diving frequency under these different tidal conditions, and also determine if any relationships exist between diving direction and bird movement and the current flow within the sound. This study is identifying under which tidal conditions species may be more likely to encounter tidal turbines. This should lead to a more accurate assessment of the impacts of marine renewable energy developments. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nOffshore Wind in the Belgium Part of the North Sea: Understanding Environmental Impacts.\r\nBob Rumes, Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences\r\nBelgium has allocated a 238km\u00b2 zone in the Belgian part of the North Sea (BPNS) to offshore renewable energy production, for example offshore wind farms. The first wind turbines were built in 2008. At present (March 2014), 153 turbines are operational in the BPNS. The installed wind turbines differ in foundation type and generated power: while the first six wind turbines have gravity based foundations (GBF), the majority are monopiles (98) followed by jacket foundations (49). The power that can be generated ranges between 3 and 6.15 megawatt (MW) per wind turbine. In the next few years, several hundreds of turbines will be up and running. The offshore wind farms are expected to contribute for about 43% of the Belgian 2020 targets for renewable energy. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nFrom National to Regional Locational Guidance for Renewables.\r\nJacquline Tweddle, University of Aberdeen\r\nThe recently published Regional Locational Guidance for Wave and Tidal Devices in the Shetland Islands (RLG) arose as a first step in identifying opportunities for future renewable developments. Although marine renewables offer potential economic and environmental benefits, there is a need to ensure that the growth of this emergent industry considers existing features and users of the marine environment, and there is a clear role for marine spatial planning to guide its spatial development. In response to this, the Scottish government has produced Sectoral Marine Plans for offshore wind, wave and tidal energy. However, although these provide strategic direction for the marine renewables industry at a national, societal level, they do not represent the local cultural values of those potentially impacted by siting decisions. The Shetland RLG is a complementary, sensitivity led approach to identifying the suitability of areas around the Shetland Islands for renewable energy development. It has been successfully translated into policy within the Shetland Islands Marine Spatial Plan, which will form supplementary guidance to the Shetland Islands Council\u2019s forthcoming Local Development Plan. Working closely with local stakeholders was key to this process, which incorporates economic, environmental, social and cultural constraints into one constraint model; constraint levels are set by local and societal values, rather than monetary equivalences. Here we present a comparison of this local plan to the national Sectoral Marine Plans, and provide insights on the process of developing local scale Guidance. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nChanges to Eddy Propagation due to Tidal Array at Ramsey Sound.\r\nDavid Haverson, CEFAS\r\nThis paper details a depth averaged finite element model of the Pembrokeshire coast. The influence of a 10MW tidal array at St David\u2019s Head is modelled as an extra sink in the momentum equations solved by the hydrodynamic software Telemac. Initial results show that, at St David\u2019s Head during a peak spring flood (2.74m\/s), the wake of the array extends ~4km. Ramsey Sound is very turbulent environment producing large eddies. The changes to the hydrodynamics, by the array, directly influence the creation and propagation of these eddies. Initial investigations suggest the influence of these eddies propagations may extend as far 35km away. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nBenthic Interactions with Renewable Energy Installations in a Temperate Ecosystem.\r\nEmma Sheehan, Plymouth University Marine Institute\r\nWave Hub is a Marine Renewable Energy Installation (MREI) off the southwest peninsular of the UK. Wave Hub\u2019s seabed infrastructure, including the main connection unit and 18km of seabed cable were deployed in 2010. To enhance knowledge on the potential future impacts of MREI, this study assesses the effect of the power cable, with its associated 80,000 tonnes of rock armoring. Species assemblages were compared between rock armored and control sites two years after installation. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nUnderwater Sound Levels at a Wave Energy Device Testing Facility in Falmouth Bay, UK.\r\nJoanne Garrett, University of Exeter\r\nThere is a paucity of evidence on the noise produced from in situ wave energy converters (WECs) during all stages of their deployment, operation and decommissioning. Research in this area is needed to inform the consenting process. The aim of this research is to gather empirical data to address this knowledge gap. A WEC has been trialled at the Falmouth Bay Test Site (FaBTest), in Cornwall, UK since March 2012. The area supports considerable commercial shipping and recreational boating along with diverse marine fauna, including bottlenose dolphins, harbour porpoises and fish. A passive acoustic monitoring device, recording broadband sound in the effective frequency range 10 Hz to 32 or 48 kHz, for half an hour in every hour, has been deployed at the FaBTest site since March 2012. Underwater sound monitoring covered a two week baseline period, a five day installation period, testing periods when the WEC was producing power and when the device was not producing power but was in situ. The median sound level during the baseline period ranged from 60-80 dB re 1 \u03bcPa in the frequency range 0.01-10 kHz, then decreasing to ~45 dB re 1 \u03bcPa at 48 kHz. It is likely that the considerable shipping present at the site affects the sound levels. Sound levels were, on average, higher during installation activity compared to periods of no installation activity in the frequency range 10-5000 Hz with a median increase of 8.2 dB re 1 \u03bcPa (interquartile range=6.7 dB re 1 \u03bcPa). Average sound levels were found to be louder at times when the WEC was producing power compared to times when the device was in situ and not producing power in the frequency range 10-1000 Hz with a prominent peak in the frequency range 57-63 Hz. From the long term monitoring of the site it has been identified that the sound levels are highly variable, and it is difficult to determine the effect of the wave energy converter in such a variable ambient noise environment. The paper will summarise the sound level findings and estimated source levels of installation and operational sounds, which will be combined with hearing sensitivity information from the literature to estimate the effect on local species. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nImproved Arrays for Towed Hydrophone Surveys of Small Cetaceans at Offshore Marine Energy Sites.\r\nJonathan Gordon, Sea Mammal Research Unit\r\nPlanned developments of marine renewables in areas which are important habitats for small cetaceans is providing an increased requirement for quantitative surveys in areas which are often physically challenging to work in. Towed passive acoustic surveys can be a cost effective method of providing abundance estimates over extended areas. There are some short comings with existing methods, especially in reliably measuring range from a track line for distance sampling analysis. We built, tested and compared the performance of three different arrays. All provided measures of range to sound sources that would be useful in Distance analysis. A long baseline planar array provided the lowest % error for target motion analysis (11%) and using newly developed code it was possible to calculate \u201cinstantaneous\u201d locations for short vocalisation bursts using data from this array. An array with a tetrahedral configuration of hydrophones within an acoustically transparent \u201ctorpedo\u201d housing showed promise as it provided unambiguous 3D bearings while being easy to deploy and retrieve at sea. We are encouraged by these early results and suggest some obvious next steps to achieve further improvements. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nA Frequency Dependant Method for the Simulation of Disturbances around a Small Scale Wave Farm using a Boussinesq Simulation.\r\nCharles Greenwood, Lews Castle College\r\nA Boussinesq model has been created to simulate the presence of an array of shallow water wave surge oscillator devices using DHI\u2019s MIKE21 Boussinesq wave (BW) model suite. The simulation uses a regular grid domain with a constant depth of 10m and a grid spacing of 2m in the x and y dimension. This new method provides a crucial enhancement of including a frequency dependant absorption, where the devices reflected, absorbed and transmitted characteristics are shown using a realistic power transfer function. The frequency spectrum as a set of n monochromatic waves at frequency intervals with a proportional energy scaled wave height. A simulation is then run for each frequency where the porosity value is dependent on the WEC\u2019s absorption spectrum. The results of each simulation are then summed to form overall wave energy. The results demonstrate the application of this new method and provide a detailed map of the spatial change in wave energy around devices, highlighting the regions of importance. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nThe Use of Breeding Seabird Foraging Ranges for Assessing Impacts to Special Protection Areas (SPAs) from Wave and Tidal Renewable Energy Proposals.\r\nChris Eastham, Scottish Natural Heritage\r\nWave and tidal renewable energy devices have the potential to impact diving birds through collision, disturbance and habitat loss. EU and UK legislation requires that these impacts are assessed through an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Habitats Regulations Appraisal (HRA). Under HRA, seabirds which are qualifying features of SPAs are protected both within and outwith the SPA and, therefore, potential impacts to breeding seabirds both within and outwith the SPA require assessment. During the breeding season, seabirds are known as central-place foragers, as they are fixed to a single geographical breeding location with a foraging range extending out to sea. The use of breeding season foraging ranges provides a suitable method for assessing geographical overlap, and thus connectivity, between SPA breeding seabird colonies and proposed wave and tidal renewable energy development sites. If connectivity is established, the next stage involves consideration of site characterisation survey results, information on impact pathways, and the sensitivity of the species to potential impacts. SPA breeding seabird populations are protected at all times and not just the breeding season. As such, any HRA will require assessment of SPA populations both during the breeding and non-breeding season. During the non-breeding season, however, most seabird species tend to range more widely and are not fixed to a single geographical location. We provide details of a GIS based analysis of breeding seabird foraging ranges to assess connectivity of SPAs with wave and tidal Areas for Lease. This method may also be used to assess connectivity for other protected seabird colonies, such as Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs), Marine Protected Areas, and for regionally important colonies, for assessment under the EIA. It may also be used to inform impact assessments for other marine developments, such as off-shore wind farms. This work provides a key resource to the consenting process and can be used by developers, consultants, government and their advisors in the assessment of environmental impacts of marine renewable developments. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nSticking Together: Movement of Marine Mammals and Response to Underwater Noise.\r\nTom Adams, Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS)\r\nMarine mammals use vocalisations for a number of purposes: in locating food and underwater obstacles, and to maintain contact with members of their family group. These sounds are loud in comparison with the ambient background, but are subject to masking due to underwater noise sources such as tidal turbines. We developed a model of animal movement which implements simple behavioural rules to allow group cohesion. We discuss some general features of group behaviour, and approaches to validation of the model using empirical data. Including external sources of noise can lead to loss of contact between group members. However, animals can take various measures to deal with these effects, such as more frequent vocalisation or \u201cpanic\u201d swimming in response to sounds. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nModelling Offshore Wind Farms off the East Coast of Scotland using the Finite-Volume Coastal Ocean Model (FVCOM).\r\nRory O\u0027Hara Murray, Marine Scotland Science\r\nThere is considerable interest in Scotland in the expansion of renewable energy production. In particular, significant offshore wind energy developments are already planned in coastal waters to the east of the Forth and Tay estuaries. It is important to understand the local and cumulative environmental impact of such developments within this region, to aid licensing decisions but also to inform marine spatial planning in general. Offshore wind farms have the potential to interact with physical marine and coastal process in numerous ways, such as tidal, wind, and wave driven circulation, as well as coastal sediment transport and estuarine dynamics. These interactions can provide further feedbacks with ecological systems, which could ultimately have socio-economic consequences. The Firth of Forth and Tay areas both exhibit complex estuarine characteristics due to fresh water input, intricate bathymetry and coastline, and tidal mixing. An unstructured grid hydrodynamic model of the Firth of Forth and Tay region is being developed using the Finite-Volume Coastal Ocean Model. Our goal is to resolve the estuarine hydrography of the area, and simulate the presence of wind farms by considering the potential wind speed deficit due to the wind farms and by representing the wind turbine foundations within the model. In this study the potential for large wind farms to influence the physical processes in the area is investigated. It is anticipated that this work will help provide an accurate baseline of the hydrography in this region, and the means for the assessment of the potential consequences of multiple wind farm development scenarios. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nComparison of Two Types of Hydrodynamic Models for Investigating the Environmental Impacts of Energy Extraction from Tidal Flows.\r\nSimon Waldman, Heriot-Wall University\r\nTwo commercial suites, MIKE3 by DHI and TideModeller by Ansys, are used to simulate energy extraction by an array of tidal turbines in Lashy Sound, Orkney. We compare the predictions of the two models for the effects of energy extraction on flow speed and water level, and consider the advantages and disadvantages of the two modelling approaches for various environmental impact applications. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nModelling the Impact of Tidal Farms on Flood Risk in the Solway Firth Estuary.\r\nM. Garcia-Olivia, University of Exeter\r\nThe available tidal energy resource within estuaries is quite significant in the UK but these areas are usually prone to flooding. The objective of this study is the assessment of flood risk due to tidal farms in estuaries through its application to a real case, the Solway Firth. A numerical model has been developed to represent the hydrodynamic conditions of the estuary during an extreme event. The results from this model for the maximum velocities indicate the suitable locations for the tidal farms. Two different cases with parallel and staggered configurations of tidal farms have been introduced. The comparison of the results for the maximum water levels between the situations with and without the farms allow us to draw conclusions about changes of flood risk due to the farm and contrast the impact of two different arrangements of turbines. The values of the energy extracted in both configurations will also be investigated. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nA Qualitative, Mixed Methods Approach to Finding the Role of Agents for Change in the Development of Marine Renewable Energy in Island Regions.\r\nSuzannah-Lynn Billing, Scottish Association of Marine Science (SAMS)\r\nThis study uses a qualitative, mixed methods technique to explore the concept of agents for change in the context of community within the case study of wave energy development on the Isle of Lewis and on Orkney, in the Highlands and Islands region of Scotland. It gives a summary of the developed methods and why they were chosen and briefly discusses the role of agents for change and the issues that they face. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nBiofouling Babies could Go the Distance: Barnacle Larvae Spawned at Offshore Habitat have Greater Dispersal Potential.\r\nRaeanne Miller, Scottish Association of Marine Science (SAMS)\r\nThe planned construction of increasingly large marine renewable energy installations around the UK could substantially increase the availability of hard habitat in many coastal locations. Many authors have suggested that once colonised, these structures are likely to act as stepping-stones for the spread of both native and non-native species. Stepping-stone connectivity between structures may be of growing concern as marine renewable energy developments begin to transition from single devices to increasingly large arrays. Current marine renewable energy environmental impact assessment (EIA) regulations state that cumulative effects must be addressed in any EIA; modelling studies of connectivity could be useful when identifying the scales of concern for relevant environmental effects (e.g. spread of non-native species, enhancement or detraction from commercial species stocks). We aimed to assess the characteristics of dispersing organisms which might enhance their ability to colonise offshore structures and spread via stepping-stones. These characteristics included larval behaviour in the form of vertical distribution routines, spawning habitat depth and location, and pelagic larval duration. We coupled a hydrodynamic model of the Firth of Lorn region, Scotland, to realistic biological models of the larval behaviour of three species of barnacle. These biological models were developed from field surveys of horizontal and vertical zooplankton distributions and available literature data on seabed habitat. Modelled dispersal distances ranged between 17.5 and 74 km, and particles could be effectively dispersed throughout the model domain. Vertical positioning in the modelled flow fields strongly influenced the dispersal paths and transport distances of particles. Where spawning habitat was located several kilometres offshore, horizontal transport and dispersal were enhanced. We suggest a sound understanding of species biology, including habitat preferences, larval vertical distributions, and pelagic larval duration, is essential when assessing the stepping-stone connectivity of biofouling species on marine renewable energy developments. Furthermore, populations formed at renewable energy structures may experience greater transport and dispersal, as larvae may be more quickly swept into directional flows and away from natal habitat. This could increase downstream connectivity for these populations, and amplify the effects and population impacts of successful settlers on offshore renewable energy devices, despite the small habitat surface area they offer. Where these developments span biogeographic barriers, unprecedented dispersal to further habitat could become a possibility for some organisms including climate migrants and\/or non-native species. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nAssessing Effects of Increased Noise Levels on Fish Behaviour.\r\nIrene Voellmy, University of Bristol\r\nMan-made noise can affect physiology and behaviour of animals of all taxa, including fish. However, there is not much known about effects of increased noise levels on anti-predator and foraging behaviour, which are both essential for survival and reproduction. In our laboratory study, we investigated effects of increased noise levels on these behaviours in two sympatric fish species, three-spined sticklebacks (Gasterosteus aculeatus) and European minnows (Phoxinus phoxinus), which differ in their anti-predator defences and likely in their hearing capabilities. Our study indicated that both behavioural contexts were affected by increased noise levels, but effects differed between species. Sticklebacks responded to a visual predatory stimulus sooner when exposed to additional noise playbacks than in control conditions, whereas minnows were not affected by the noise treatments. In foraging experiments, both fish species consumed fewer water fleas, but the reasons fish decreased food consumption seemed species specific: sticklebacks increased the number of foraging errors, whereas minnows tended to decrease their foraging effort by interacting socially more often and more individuals were inactive during increased noise level conditions. To allow for controlled comparative experiments, our studies were conducted in the laboratory. Complementary field experiments ensuring natural acoustic conditions will be necessary to investigate whether species differences can translate into community effects and whether these effects differ between different kinds of noise, such as drilling, pile driving and energy device operation noise. Expanding research to commercially important fish and quantification of particle motion in addition to sound pressure as most fish, and likely invertebrate species, perceive particle motion rather than sound pressure, would further deliver valuable knowledge for industry, policy makers and fisheries managers about how marine renewable energy devices may interfere with the marine environment. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nEffects of Man-Made Structures on Sedimentary Oxygenation: Extent, Seasonality and Implications for Offshore Renewables.\r\nTom Wilding, Scottish Association of Marine Science (SAMS)\r\nThe number of man-made structures to be placed in the marine environment is set to increase massively in the near future as a consequence of the wide-scale adoption and commercialisation of offshore electricity generation. Marine renewable energy devices (MREDs) interact with their receiving environment and are de-facto artificial reefs. The Loch Linnhe Artificial Reef (LLR) complex is a large-scale experimental facility, with the main matrix consisting of 30 separate reef modules deployed in 10-30m depth and over a gradient of hydrographic and sedimentological conditions. The LLR offers potential to examine impacts that are analogous to those likely to occur around MREDs. The aim was to assess changes associated with reefproximity to inform us about the likely extent and nature of the impacts that are likely to occur around offshore structures that are placed in similar environments. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nModelling Wave Energy in Archipelagos - Case of Northern Scotland.\r\nPhilippe Gleizon, Environmental Research Institute\r\nScotland has a complex coastline that includes hundreds of islands and three major archipelagos, Hebrides, Orkneys and Shetlands. In order to predict the wave resources, the spectral wind wave SWAN was designed on an unstructured grid over the Scottish shelf sea. The grid provides a good resolution in nearshore areas and allows long fetched wind waves. In spite of the domain size, previous simulations suggested that the boundary conditions could have a significant impact on wave predictions. The implementation of boundary conditions derived from 1D spectral data significantly improved the model predictions. A comparison of the wave energy estimated from wave buoy records and model predictions shows only an under-prediction of 3%. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nResearch Needs to Reduce Environmental, Social and Economic Impacts of Marine Renewable Energy Development and Streamline the Consenting Process: An Industry Perspective.\r\nMatthew Ashley, Plymouth Marine Laboratory\r\nEnsuring novel research and existing best practice are applied to environmental and socio economic consenting issues for marine renewable energy developments provides a possible win-win. Consenting can be streamlined to increase investor\u2019s confidence in developments whilst environmental and socio-economic issues can be identified, assessed and mitigated at the earliest possible stage. To identify priority research topics that have been encountered by the marine renewable energy industry a questionnaire based survey was developed and conducted with industry, regulatory and relevant consultancy personnel. Of the priority research topics identified the existing research and planned projects that were relevant to those topics were summarised following review of existing research activity and discussions with researchers. Following the review of existing research key evidence gaps were identified at the time of the study. These included; development of a knowledge base and planning processes to allow identification of key scoping factors at a site, development of best practice methods for socio economic assessments and stakeholder engagement, evidence on the response and movement patterns of marine mammals encountering tidal turbines and development of effective means to share data from each demonstration array. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nThe Pentland Salmon Initiative: A New Reserach Partnership Exploring the Potential Interactions between Migratory Fish and Marine Renewables.\r\nAndrew Guerin, Environmental Research Institute\r\nAtlantic salmon (Salmo salar) are iconic and economically important fish, but their migratory behaviour during passage through Scottish coastal seas is not well understood, and there are several key questions which need to be answered in order to predict possible interactions with marine renewable energy arrays. Do migrating salmon (adults and post-smolts) travel through marine renewable energy development areas? Will migrating fish actually encounter arrays of devices as they pass through these areas? What effects might these encounters have on migrating salmon, and what might be the consequences of these interactions for fish populations? In response to these questions, the Environmental Research Institute has established the Pentland Salmon Initiative \u2013 a new partnership which aims to engage a growing number of organisations with interests or experience relevant to marine renewables and salmon migration, with a particular focus on the Pentland Firth. This site represents not only a potential bottleneck for migrating salmon but also a key site for the developing marine energy sector. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nWave Action Measurements of the Intertidal Zoneto Enable Long-Term Environmental Monitoring and Predictions of Ecological Impact due to Wave Energy Converter Systems.\r\nRobert Beharie, Heriot-Watt University\r\nFuture installations of utility scale wave energy converter (WEC) arrays have the potential to affect both the annual and seasonal wave energy levels on adjacent shorelines while the potential modification of these intertidal habitats and their associated biological assemblages, due to their proximity to such developments, are not well understood. Unfortunately we currently lack the ability to make accurate predictions of possible impact, particularly to existing vulnerable species that may be under protection by legislation; due to ecological classification systems featuring qualitative energy levels based on physically defined characteristics and not in-situ measured wave energy levels. This situation has been due to the historically reported difficulty of working in such a highly energetic environment especially when long-term monitoring is required. Hydrodynamic models have been used for investigating wave propagation in and around wave devices, but their use is limited by grid resolution and the availability of suitable bathymetric data. A new low-cost device, positioned within biotopes of interest, together with a practical methodology are presented which have been specifically developed to provide a safe and reliable long-term quantitative proxy measurement of wave action on high energy shorelines, thus enabling the discrimination of wave energy levels within a relevant spatial scale of rocky shore biota. Research has been carried out at two replicate intertidal sites, 14km apart, on the west coast of Orkney and both have been able to provide a two year continuous data set of wave action results. The results presented in this work highlight significant seasonal difference in the average energy levels associated with biotopes that are currently classed as having equivalent levels in the European Nature Information System (EUNIS) classification system. They also support the conclusion that the use of the existing energy classes in classification systems are poorly suited for this field of research and highlights the requirement for quantitative values to be produced.\r\n\r\n\nA Tidal Energy Lagoon in Swansea Bay: Optimising its Value for Biodiversity by Creating an Artificial Reef.\r\nRuth Callaway, Swansea University\r\nTidal Lagoon Swansea Bay plc (TLSB) proposes to construct a tidal energy lagoon. The structure will enclose an 11.5km\u00b2 tidal area. The lagoon wall will stretch for 9.5km and incorporate up to 16 underwater turbines which produce 400GWh on a net annual output basis. The nature of the project requires the building of rock armour protected seawalls which will be placed on top of the soft substratum in Swansea Bay. It will hence add to the existing rocky intertidal and subtidal habitat in the area. The company aspires to optimise the design of the wall to promote biodiversity and create an artificial reef. TLSB collaborates with the SEACAMS project at Swansea University to explore options that would benefit the ecological value of the lagoon. The EU project SEACAMS (Sustainable Expansion of the Applied Coastal and Marine Sectors in Wales) is a strategic development project to integrate research and business opportunities around the coast of Wales. Recommendations for the project were guided by the latest research on eco-engineering of coastal defence structures in the coastal and marine environment (URBANE project, 2013). They can be broadly separated into hard engineering solutions, which affect the nature and texture of the building materials, and soft engineering, referring to the creation of biogenic habitat features. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nAdvances in Studying Vocalising Cetaceans in Energetic Coastal Sites using Moored and Drifting Passive Acoustic Detectors.\r\nJim Elliot, Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS)\r\nDynamic coastal waters present considerable difficulties for the study of cetacean distribution, abundance and habitat use, due to diverse bathymetry, exposed coastlines and the variable impact of tides and waves. With these areas showing increased interest for wave and tidal developments, detailed information on cetacean activity and their use of these areas is important information for consenting. Vessel-mounted surveys of these sites are often negatively impacted by unsettled weather patterns and localised tidal conditions, and can offer only snapshots of cetacean distribution. Conversely, moored passive acoustic monitoring (e.g. C-PODs) allows for continuous data acquisition, although moorings can be costly to deploy and run the risk of equipment loss from trawlers or strong tidal flows. For the last three years, our research group has specialised in developing and testing low-cost, lightweight mooring designs for tidal and wave energy sites off Scotland. Autonomous porpoise click detectors (C-PODs) and sub-surface acoustic releases were included within linear moorings of rope, chain and ballast, and deployed from commercial vessels with modest winch specifications. Our methods have evolved following positive and negative experiences, resulting in recent successes in tidal (click detectors deployed in 100m with 5m\/s current for 5 days) and wave energy test sites (click detectors deployed over 250m in 60m of water over 2 months). Previous losses were due to: a) delayed retrieval, b) unknown fishing activity or c) poor buoyancy design. New techniques have utilised moored and drifting click detectors to assess variability in temporal-spatial distribution of harbour porpoise (Phocoena phocoena). Recent trials have shown that 1) basic mooring designs can be efficiently deployed from low-cost platforms, 2) lack of surface expression greatly reduces consenting requirements and risks, 3) moored passive acoustic methods can, as a result, be successfully used to study odontocete cetaceans in tidal streams, and 4) drifting detectors are easy and cost-effective to deploy; 5) they provide wider spatial coverage albeit without standardised effort coverage, 6) the combination of moored and drifting devices can provide more detailed information about how porpoises use the site. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nTurbulence, Trophic Interactions and Sustainable Energy Extraction.\r\nShaun Fraser, University of Aberdeen\r\nThis interdisciplinary study seeks to investigate the poorly understood role of turbulence in sites appropriate for tidal energy extraction, drawing on expertise from ecology and engineering. These highly energetic environments represent a challenge in data collection and analysis. Variable surface wind\/wave interactions, extreme tidal friction effects and intense shear in the wake of obstacles lead to the vertical advection of bubbles and deep turbulent circulations. The resulting complex flow environments are a challenge for the design of devices and arrays, as well important ecologically as foraging habitats of many mobile species. This project utilises a variety of acoustic instruments to provide new information on the physical properties and ecological implications of turbulence in these environments. This study will lead to a better understanding of the scale and significance of the impacts of marine energy extraction. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nRiding the Waves: Use of the Pelamis Device by Seabirds.\r\nAngus Jackson, Environmental Research Institute\r\nSeabirds are important marine predators that may be influenced by developments in marine renewable energy. To explore how seabirds might exploit novel floating structures at sea, an autonomous camera system was used to record attendance of seabirds on a Pelamis wave-energy device. Numbers and identities of seabirds on the machine were explored in relation to a set of metocean variables. Use of the machine was most affected by time of day, but less so by state of the tide. Birds did not use the machine during strong winds or when waves were large. Cameras can provide an effective, low-cost way to collect data about seabirds over weeks or months in inaccessible locations and under inclement metocean conditions. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nEffects of Offshore Wind Farms (OWFs) on Fishing Activity and Landings.\r\nMatthew Ashley, Plymouth Marine Laboratory\r\nThe development of offshore wind farms (OWFs) and other marine renewable energy technologies and the designation of marine protected areas will place pressure on existing economic activities. Marine spatial planning opportunities for habitat enhancement and co-location may also be provided. Spatial fishing effort for two fishing gear categories, mobile and static gear, was analysed for pre and post construction periods at three separate UK OWF sites. Fishermen were also interviewed on their experiences of the effects of OWFs, existing pressures prior to OWF development and perceptions of the best planning scenarios to accommodate OWFs, marine protected areas (MPAs) and economically viable fisheries in each region. Mobile fishing activity displayed the greatest displacement of fishing effort from OWF sites. Fishermen using static gears identified potential benefits to stocks and fisheries if reef material was deployed within OWFs. Benefits from co-location of OWFs and MPAs were raised by fishermen. Mobile gear fishermen identified a benefit if fishing grounds remained open elsewhere. Static gear fishermen identified a benefit from colocation if they retained access but mobile vessels were prohibited. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\nThe Multipurpose Offshore TROPOS Platform: Environmental and Societal Issues.\r\nLars Golmen, Norwegian Institute for Water Research\r\nThe key objective of the on-going TROPOS project is the development of a floating modular multi-use platform system for use in deep waters with an initial geographic focus on locations of Crete (Greece), Gran Canaria and Taiwan. The TROPOS multi-use platform system will be able to integrate a range of functions from the Transport, Energy, Aquaculture and Leisure sectors. A core part of the project addresses Environmental and Socio-Economic Impact Assessment (EIA, SIA) from the construction and operation of the platform, that are assessed through common schemes for all locations (European\/international regulations), and then adapted to the pending national and local regulations. The conference presentation describes the procedures and some results from these assessments. (Poster Summary Paper)\r\n\r\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nWorkshop Papers\r\n\r\n\r\n\nBest Practice in MRE Risk Assessment: Experience from the Bay of Fundy.\r\nGraham Daborn, Fundy Energy Research Network\r\nDetermining the acceptability of marine renewable energy is a ballet with three Acts: I \u2013 Context and Problem Definition; II \u2013 Project Definition and Risk Assessment; and III \u2013 Adaptive Management. Increasingly, there are calls for a statement of best practices to guide developers, regulators and communities in determining the acceptability of energy development proposals, but the best practices need to cover a bewildering and diverse spectrum of activities and contexts. Nova Scotia \u2013 which generated nearly 90% of its electricity from fossil fuels in 2007 \u2013 established a target of \u0026gt;40% of its electricity to come from renewable energy such as wind and tidal power by 2020. The environmental and socio-economic trade-offs required for a rapid transition to renewable energy necessitates an aggressive but adaptive strategy based upon the best scientific and socio-economic information, cross-sectoral cooperation, extensive public engagement, and a sophisticated process of risk evaluation.\r\n\r\n\nConsolidation of Wave and Tidal Energy EIA\/HRA Issues and Research Priorities.\r\nIan Hutchison, Aquatera Ltd\r\nAquatera was commissioned by The Crown Estate to identify priority research projects that should form the principal\/initial focus of any coordinated research programme that is established for the wave and tidal energy sectors in the UK. A consolidated list of EIA\/HRA issues facing the wave and tidal sectors was produced through extensive consultation with regulators, advisors, industry and researchers. Following identification of the EIA\/HRA issues and a detailed gap analysis, five priority research projects were identified that could form the focus of any coordinated research programme. Additional research priorities that would best be coordinated by regulators, statutory nature conservation bodies, developers and researchers were also identified. Priority projects that were considered most suitable for a coordinated research programme to focus upon were; behavioural monitoring around wave and tidal developments, investigation into the possible consequences of collisions with tidal current turbines, further development of instrumentation for monitoring behaviour around wave and tidal energy developments, development of an approach for assessing the effects of displacement and the establishment of an evidence base for operational device acoustic data.\r\n\r\n\nUncertaintly in the Assessment of Cumulative Impacts: The Case of Marine Renewable Energy in the UK.\r\nElizabeth Masden, Environmental Research Institute\r\nCumulative impacts and their assessments are receiving more attention in the UK as marine renewable energy applications are increasing with an unprecedented industrialisation of the marine environment. The uncertainty surrounding cumulative impacts however remains high and is becoming a cause of delay in the consenting process. Using the example of birds and wind farms, this study examines the types and sources of uncertainty in cumulative impact assessments and provides recommendations as to how these may be reduced. To reduce uncertainty in the cumulative impact assessment process, adequately assess cumulative impacts and streamline the consenting process for marine renewable energy applications, all sources of uncertainty must be addressed.\r\n\r\n\nOffshore Renewables and Impacts: Who Cares, How Much and Why?\r\nThomas Wilding, Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS)\r\nBackground: The number of man-made structures to be placed in the marine environment is set to increase massively in the near future as a consequence of the wide-scale adoption and commercialisation of offshore electricity generation. Marine renewable energy devices (MREDs) interact with their receiving environment at a number of levels. Environmental monitoring in relation to these interactions has focussed on the top-predators (cetaceans, pinnipids and birds), commercially relevant groups such as fish and seabed organisms. Aim: 1. To review the basis of current monitoring programmes from a European planning perspective. 2. Comment on the likely scale of MRED-environment interactions and consider how these differ between different receptors (from mammals to benthic infauna). 3. Suggest ways of developing proportionate monitoring programmes that are relevant, in space and time, and cost-effective. 4. Show how regulators will need to make \u2018value-judgements\u2019 in relation to receptor-type and receptor-risk and prioritise limited monitoring funds appropriately. Review contents: Monitoring programmes should start with a clear understanding\/statement of the questions being addressed and these should be considered within the likely cumulative and ecosystem consequences of the proposed development. In order to assist this process the following aspects will be addressed: 1. the difference between \u2018impact monitoring\u2019 and \u2018environmental research\u2019. 2. the need to clearly specify what it is that we actually care about \u2013 what is our metric\/ response variable? 3. that tests of null hypotheses of \u2018no impact\u2019 are of limited value 4. the need for effect sizes, not null hypotheses. 5. the need for spatially and temporally defined effect sizes 6. the need for affordability \u2013 how to we maximise overall monitoring efficacy? Conclusions: Monitoring and research usually have quite different objectives (e.g. in the spatial domain) and, consequently, monitoring programmes are not necessarily helpful in understanding processes relevant to their proper design. Through environmental research we need to predict\/identify and understand processes and interactions, occurring around offshore structures, which are of a relevant scale and involve societallyrelevant processes. Ecosystem models, with relevantly-scaled domains (e.g. the North Sea), supported by hydrographic models, would be useful in identifying potential factors and processes that are relevant to a wide-range of receptors and ecosystem services. Considerable thought should be given to how limited resources be allocated, to maximise cost-benefit, and monitor only those aspects of environment that are considered at most risk. Decisions should be made in relation to the efficacy of monitoring ecosystem components that are considered at low-risk.\r\n\r\n\nQuantifying Environmental Impacts for Two Danish Off-Shore Wind Farms using the Complex Region Spatial Smoother (CReSS).\r\nMonique Mackenzie, University of St Andrews\r\nAnimal numbers collected as a part of baseline monitoring and impact assessment studies are typically highly uneven across the survey area. Animal distribution data can also be patchy in terms of the temporal survey effort in the area, particularly when weather\/logistics preclude servicing the experimental design originally planned. Some of these renewables sites can also have complex topography which excludes animals from particular areas (e.g. marine mammals and islands) or may contain areas which the animals avoid (e.g. sea birds and large areas of land). Data of this sort also typically contain complex (e.g. highly nonlinear) relationships with the environmental covariates and across the spatial area. Additionally these data are typically correlated along transects (or within grid cells from vantage point studies) and the models fitted typically fall short in explaining this correlation due to lack of at least one of the important (dynamic) drivers of animal abundance (e.g. prey distribution). For this reason some of the pattern in the data remains unexplained by the model and this violates the critical \u2018independent errors\u2019 assumption of standard modelling techniques (e.g. Generalized Additive Models). For all of these reasons, any modelling methods used for such data ought to be able to accommodate all of these features in order to make reliable predictions and inference. The complex region spatial smoother (CReSS) is a recently developed spatially adaptive smoothing technique which is designed to model highly uneven distributions while respecting natural boundaries (e.g. land) relevant for the species of interest and can also deal with complex relationships between density and environmental covariates. Coupled with SALSA2D and Generalized Estimating Equations (GEEs), this approach tackles model selection and spatio-temporal auto-correlation (e.g. along transects) which is invariably present in model residuals. Addressing this aspect of the modelling is crucial if any confidence intervals about differences pre\/post installation(s) are to be believed and used for decision making. This methodology provides accurate predictions for species\u2019 distributions across the surveyed area but as importantly, returns defensible predictions about any spatially explicit differences across the area pre\/post installation(s). We present this methodology and its application to bird abundance and distribution for two large scale offshore wind farm examples in Denmark: Nysted and R\u00f8dsand II (using Long-tailed Duck Clangula hyemalis) and the Horns Rev 2 windfarm (using Common Scoter Melanitta nigra and Red-throated\/Black-throated Diver Gavia stellate\/arctica). The results clearly indicate significant decreases in bird numbers in and around the footprints of each wind farm and some redistribution within the survey area. These analyses were carried out using the recently developed, and now publicly available, MRSea package in R.\r\n\r\n\nDevelopment of a Spatio-Temporal Risk Assessment Methodology Applicable to the Marine Environment.\r\nAndrew Gill, Cranfield University\r\nRisk and uncertainty in environmental policy, regulation and consenting is a priority area for the marine renewable energy (MRE) sector and significant in decision making. The research presents a spatio-temporal analysis based method for assessing environmental risks within the marine environment for target species distribution in relation to local environmental change, such as that associated with marine renewable energy developments. The method focusses on data commonly used by decision-makers, but importantly includes consideration of the uncertainties associated with understanding the changes to a given environmental effector and species distribution. To set the scene an overview of the current state of risk within the MRE sector will be presented which identifies the methods used and highlights the knowledge limitations and gaps in understanding and applying risk assessment often encountered by practitioners regarding risk and uncertainty. An integrated and adaptive environmental risk assessment framework is put forward to improve understanding of risk and uncertainty across the UK MRE sector. To provide some of the necessary data to input into such a framework the proposed spatio-temporal risk assessment method for MRE development was developed which evolved from a project that applied climate change scenarios to the distribution of priority species. Within the climate change project a two-dimensional geospatial model was developed for species that are functionally important for demersal\/ benthic ecosystems and have fisheries importance. The approach started through the climate change study and further developed for MRE represents a step towards a cumulative risk assessment methodology, which includes level of certainty. We envisage that future research will take forward this work to further incorporate different levels and type of impact and the associated change to the environmental risks. These issues also affect wider risk assessment and decision-making processes in the marine environment and as such the outputs may be applicable to a wider marine planning process.\r\n\r\n\nPredicting Risk of Catastrophic Events at Marine Renewable Energy Sites.\r\nJohn Horne, University of Washington\r\nMarine Renewable Energy (MRE) projects involve risk. An important risk factor is the potential for interactions between marine mammals or fish aggregations and devices (e.g. tidal turbines, wave energy convertors) that may lead to a catastrophic impact. Objectives of operation and environmental monitoring plans all include preventing catastrophic impacts between organisms and devices. Ideally, there would be analytic techniques that, based on local data, predict temporal windows when catastrophic impacts (i.e. extreme events) are likely to occur. These model predictions could then be used to define conditions of operating licenses, increase monitoring vigilance, modify operations, or curtail operations during high risk periods. We use a suite of methods to define thresholds of extreme events and then use Extreme Value Analysis (EVA) to model the periodicity of extreme events. Before the probability of an interaction can be calculated, it is imperative to determine the threshold of an extreme event. Conceptually this is a deviance from a measure of location or trend in an empirical data set or theoretical model. Three methods were applied to a baseline acoustic data set characterizing density of fish and macrozooplankton in Admiralty Inlet, Washington, USA to identify extreme events: Generalized Autoregressive Conditional Heteroskedasticity (GARCH) models, Scale-Averaged Wavelets (SAW), and Mean Residual Life (MRL) functions. GARCH models and SAW use peaks in temporal variability to identify extreme data points. We assume that high densities relative to the variability in series are associated with extreme biological interactions at MRE sites. Statistically significant deviations from GARCH models, which quantify localized variability as a function of the variability in the time series, are extreme events where the monitored variable(s) deviate from the variance structure of the series in the recent past. SAW also identify extreme events as significant deviations of localized variability, but uses localized deviations from the variability in the series, averaged across temporal scales. In a MRL function, if a Generalized Pareto Distribution (GPD) is assumed for extreme events and that mean values above a threshold are linearly related to the threshold, then discontinuities from linearity can be used to identify a threshold. Having identified thresholds using MRL, shape and scale parameters of the GPD for fish density were estimated by maximizing the log likelihood of the acoustic data. By using the GPD to model the probability of events beyond the threshold, the return period (i.e. mean time until an event at least as strong) of each observed value can be inferred. The GPD can also be used to extrapolate the return period for events more extreme than what was observed, analogous to predicting the amplitude of the \u201c100 year flood.\u201d From an MRE perspective, this approach can be applied to any environmental monitoring variable and when designing MRE components to predict the periodicity of catastrophic events.\r\n\r\n\nHybridean Wave Data (HebMEF Dissemination Event).\r\nArne V\u00f6gler, Lews Castle College\r\nThe Hebridean Marine Energy Futures (HebMEF) project\u2019s overarching aim is to accelerate the commercialisation of wave energy converter (WEC) projects. To support the investment case a reliable yield forecast of planned developments is essential. High resolution spectral wave models are an important part in energy forecasting, either by providing direct information on the wave resource at a given site, or by providing detailed boundary data for small scale nested simulations using Boussinesq or CFD applications. During the setup, and also to prove the accuracy, of numerical wave resource models, measured wave data is used for calibration and validation. Good practice requires the use of different measured data sets from varying geographical locations for validation, than what was used for calibration of the models. This paper gives an overview of the wave data acquisition activities undertaken under the HebMEF programme between 2011 and 2014 at the north-west coast of the Isle of Lewis of the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. A data acquisition array of three floating wave measurement buoys and two submerged acoustic sensors was commissioned in intermediate and shallow water depths to successfully obtain time series displacement data together with fully directionally resolved spectral information for deployment periods of more than 12 consecutive months at a coastline with one of the most energetic wave power resources globally.\r\n\r\n\nInvestigating the Potential Effects of Wave Renewable Energy Devices on Seabirds (HebMEF Dissemination Event).\r\nKristy Lees, Environmental Research Institute\r\nThe Pentland Firth and Orkney waters is the first region to contain commercial-scale marine renewable energy sites in the UK, with a potential capacity to generate up to 1,600 MW. Breeding seabirds are central-place foragers and Scotland has many internationally important colonies. Wave and tidal technology is still in its infancy and with few opportunities to directly observe interactions between seabirds and devices in the field, the number of peer-reviewed papers assessing their impacts remains small. The Hebridean Marine Energy Futures project has provided a unique opportunity to monitor seabird interactions with the Pelamis wave energy converter (WEC) at the EMEC test facility off the West coast of Orkney. By combining spatially-explicit observational data with information on the marine environment and the location of devices at the EMEC test facility we explored the potential consequences of WECs for seabirds at both the individual and population level.","startDate":"2014-04-30 12:00","endDate":"2014-05-01 21:00","location":"Stornoway, Scotland, UK","venue":"An Lanntair Arts Centre","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/EIMR-2014-Poster-Robbins_972.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-01-23 17:57:00","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/69","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/annex-iv-workshop-best-practices-monitoring-environmental-effects-marine-energy-devices","title":"Annex IV Workshop: Best Practices for Monitoring Environmental Effects of Marine Energy Devices","eventType":"Workshop","description":"Annex IV Workshop\r\nHeld at Environmental Impacts of Marine Renewables (EIMR)\r\nStornoway, UK\r\nApril 29, 2014\r\n\r\n\nSummary\r\nA one day workshop was held in Stornoway UK, in conjunction with the EIMR conference, to explore best practices for determining monitoring needs around wave and tidal energy converters, focusing on four key interactions of animals with devices: collision; attraction; avoidance\/barrier effects; and mooring line interactions.\r\n\r\n\nBackground\r\nThe marine energy industry is young and continues to be challenged by a lack of information about potential environmental risks from wave and tidal energy converters. This information will allow for efficient siting and permitting (consenting) of devices, helping to accelerate the development of this renewable energy source in the portfolio of national energy capabilities worldwide. Monitoring results from early deployments of single devices and very small arrays, as well as targeted research studies, have provided information about risks associated with several key environmental interactions. However, the interactions continue to be uncertain, and little insight is available about how these risks might scale as we move toward larger deployments over longer time scales. This workshop was designed to take the next logical step toward decreasing uncertainty and understanding the risks inherent in deploying wave and tidal devices in coastal marine waters.\r\n\r\n\nEIMR Workshop Report\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nCopping, A.; Hanna, L.; Hutchinson, I. (2014). Best Practices for Monitoring Environmental Effects of Marine Energy Devices. 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We thank all of you very much for your attendance and your active contribution to this great event.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n","startDate":"2014-04-27 06:00","endDate":"2014-05-02 15:00","location":"Vienna, Austria","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.egu2014.eu\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:16","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/881908","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/oceans-2014-taipei","title":"OCEANS 2014 Taipei","eventType":"Conference","description":"We are pleased to inform you that the IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society (OES) and Marine Technology Society (MTS) will host the OCEANS\u002714 MTS\/IEEE Conference on April 7-10, 2014, in Taipei, Taiwan.\u0026nbsp;The conference theme of OCEANS REGENERATION speaks to the need to promote scientific methods and research to address environmental concerns about the preservation and betterment of our living Oceans.\r\n","startDate":"2014-04-19 14:40","endDate":"2014-04-19 14:40","location":"Taipei, Taiwan","venue":"Taipei International Convention Center","sourceURL":"https:\/\/taipei14.oceansconference.org\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:26","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/122","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2nd-annual-marine-energy-technology-symposium-mets","title":"2nd Annual Marine Energy Technology Symposium (METS)","eventType":"Webinar","description":"The 2nd Annual Marine Energy Technology Symposium (METS) will be held on April 15-17 in Seattle, WA in conjunction with the Global Marine Renewable Energy Conference (GMREC).\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nMETS provides a venue where technical experts can publish and present wave and water current energy research that helps accelerate the pace of technology development. 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A variety of technologies and quantitative methods, including high-definition aerial and boat-based transect surveys, avian satellite tagging, acoustic monitoring, and hierarchical modeling, are being used to assess densities and movements of birds, sea turtles and marine mammals relative to proposed wind energy development areas. Results of these surveys will provide stakeholders, regulators and developers with information that may be useful in performing environmental analyses on offshore wind projects currently in development, as well as insight for siting future development in locations where wildlife conflicts may be minimized. This talk will provide an overview of the results of the first year of data collection under this project.\nOngoing Offshore Atlantic \u0026amp; Great Lakes Acoustic Bat Research\nSteve Pelletier, Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.\nThis project focuses primarily on the collection of seasonal, offshore acoustic bat data in the New England, mid-Atlantic coastal, and Great Lakes regions over a three-year (2012-2014) survey period. This project builds upon a similar, independent pilot effort which detected the presence of numerous bat species in the Gulf of Maine (2009-2011). This project aims to obtain regional and multi-year data on seasonal offshore bat activity and movement patterns that will not only enhance the overall understanding of seasonal offshore bat migration, but to also establish baseline information for evaluating future possible impacts of offshore wind development. This talk will provide an overview of the results of the first year of data collection under this project and include comparisons with previous results as applicable.\nA video recording of the webinar has been posted below:","startDate":"2013-04-24 16:00","endDate":"2013-04-24 16:30","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/2013-04-24-Jocelyn-Brown-Saracino-1.pdf","technologyType":["Fixed Offshore Wind"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2026-02-02 23:36:33","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/132","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/recent-developments-research-environmental-effects-mhk-technologies","title":"Recent Developments in Research on the Environmental Effects of MHK Technologies","eventType":"Workshop","description":"On April 9, 2013 the US Department of Energy (DOE) and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) jointly hosted a seminar to showcase recent developments in research on the environmental effects of Marine and Hydrokinetic (MHK) technologies. Experts in a number of fields came together to share new developments on topics such as baseline and monitoring data collection, instrumentation, modeling and experimentation, and synthesis and dissemination. With representatives of many Federal agencies attending (FERC, BOEM, NMFS, FWS, NPS, Navy), the seminar was able to share this important scientific information with a regulatory audience. This information is now shared here with the Tethys community. 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At the conference 11,167 scientists from 95 countries participated, of which 28% were students.\r\n","startDate":"2013-04-07 07:00","endDate":"2013-04-12 19:00","location":"Vienna, Austria","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.egu2013.eu\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:44","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2074832","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/8th-international-conference-ecological-vehicles-renewable-energies-ever-2013","title":"8th International Conference on Ecological Vehicles and Renewable Energies (EVER 2013)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The conference facilitates discussions on Control theory, Automotive engineering, Electrical engineering, Torque and Finite element method. The research on Control theory tackled can also make contributions to studies in the areas of Control engineering, Stator, Rotor (electric) and Voltage. 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The concepts on Finite element method presented in the event can also apply to other research fields, including Electronic engineering and Electromagnetic coil.\r\n","startDate":"2013-03-27 15:00","endDate":"2013-03-31 00:00","location":"Monte Carlo, Monaco","venue":"Grimaldi Forum","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ieeexplore.ieee.org\/document\/6521517","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:03:57","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1374483","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2nd-oxford-tidal-energy-workshop-ote-2013","title":"2nd Oxford Tidal Energy Workshop (OTE 2013)","eventType":"Workshop","description":"The 2nd Oxford Tidal Energy Workshop, OTE2013, will be held in Oxford on the 18th and 19th of March, 2013.\r\n\r\n\nOTE2013 builds on the first successful workshop to provide opportunities of scientists, engineers, and researchers to discuss technical issues in tidal stream power generation. 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The theme \u0027Shaping a Sustainable Future through Advancement in Green Energy Technology\u0027 is in line with the University\u0027s vision to be a leading global energy university that shapes a sustainable future.\r\n\r\n\nThe general scopes of the conference are renewable energy, smart grid, green technology, energy policies and economics, sustainable green energy and environment, sustainable education, international cooperation and innovation and technology transfer. Five international keynote speakers delivered their speeches in specialized areas of green energy technology and sustainability. In addition, the conference highlights several special parallel sessions by notable invited presenters in their niche areas, which are:\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\n\r\n\t\nHybrid Energy\r\n\t\r\n\t\n\r\n\t\nPower Quality \u0026amp; Distributed Energy\r\n\t\r\n\t\n\r\n\t\nSmart Grid\r\n\t\r\n\t\n\r\n\t\nNuclear Power \u0026amp; Technologies\r\n\t\r\n\t\n\r\n\t\nGeohazard Management Greener Environment for Sustainability\r\n\t\r\n\t\n\r\n\t\nAdvances in Computational Fluid Dynamics\r\n\t\r\n\r\n","startDate":"2013-03-05 08:00","endDate":"2013-03-06 08:00","location":"Putrajaya, Malaysia","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/iopscience.iop.org\/article\/10.1088\/1755-1315\/16\/1\/011001","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:35","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1504903","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ocean-waves-workshop-2013","title":"OCEAN WAVES WORKSHOP 2013","eventType":"Workshop","description":"Workshop Goals:\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nExplore recent advances in using wave information to support operations.\r\n\t\nShare \u0026amp; discuss lessons learned and scenarios encountered that relate to wave forces.\r\n\t\nProvide a forum for scientists, engineers, and managers to explore the issues relevant to ocean waves.\r\n","startDate":"2013-02-28 17:00","endDate":"2013-03-01 00:00","location":"New Orleans, Louisiana","venue":"Lindy Boggs International Conference Center, University of New Orleans","sourceURL":"https:\/\/scholarworks.uno.edu\/oceanwaves\/2013\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wave"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2025-03-03 21:05:05","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2077353","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/4th-annual-international-power-electronics-drive-systems-technologies-conference-pedstc-2013","title":"4th Annual International Power Electronics, Drive Systems and Technologies Conference (PEDSTC 2013)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The\u0026nbsp;4th Annual International Power Electronics, Drive Systems and Technologies Conference was held February 13-14, 2003 in Tehran, Iran.\r\n","startDate":"2013-02-13 08:00","endDate":"2013-02-15 07:59","location":"Tehran, Iran","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ieeexplore.ieee.org\/xpl\/conhome\/6495584\/proceeding","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:30","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2076171","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/sname-18th-offshore-symposium","title":"SNAME 18th Offshore Symposium","eventType":"Conference","description":"","startDate":"2013-02-07 17:49","endDate":"2013-02-08 01:49","location":"Houston, Texas, USA","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/18-Offshore-Symposium.pdf","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:09","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2076159","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2nd-conference-wind-energy-wildlife-impacts-cww-2013","title":"2nd Conference on Wind Energy and Wildlife Impacts (CWW 2013)","eventType":"Conference","description":"\r\n\nFuture wind power development faces many challenges. 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Much work is also in progress on these issues worldwide, and the Vindval programme now invites expertise and stakeholders from all over the world to share experiences on the environmental impacts of wind power, and to discuss how we should meet the challenges created by the world-wide increase in large scale wind power plant construction.\r\n\r\n","startDate":"2013-02-05 10:00","endDate":"2013-02-06 17:00","location":"Stockholm, Sweden","venue":"Stockholm University","sourceURL":"","image":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/events\/CWW-Logo_3.PNG","attachment":"","technologyType":["Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:08","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1003493","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/2013-conference-wind-power-environmental-impacts","title":"2013 Conference on Wind Power and Environmental Impacts","eventType":"Conference","description":"The conference is held by the Swedish research programme named Vindval. 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This Environmental Impact workshop is the fourth of these six research theme workshops, and has been hosted by France (who has been designated as the coordinator of the Environmental Impact research theme).\r\n","startDate":"2011-12-12 08:00","endDate":"2011-12-13 07:59","location":"Plouzan\u00e9, France","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:03:06","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2074610","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/ocean-waves-workshop-2011","title":"Ocean Waves Workshop 2011","eventType":"Workshop","description":"The Ocean Waves Workshop brought together scientists, engineers and managers to present results and ideas related to the use of wave buoys, models and information to support at-sea operations. 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The theme for ACOUSTICS 2011 was Breaking New Ground. This theme was chosen to provide a focus for the Conference on the substantial infrastructure development projects currently being undertaken and being planned in the Australasian region. Major infrastructure for transportation, industry and mining, present challenges in noise and vibration, whether these are in assessment, modelling or mitigation or in the need to provide appropriate legislative and regulatory frameworks.\r\n","startDate":"2011-11-02 07:00","endDate":"2011-11-04 19:00","location":"Gold Coast, Australia","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.acoustics.asn.au\/conference_proceedings\/AAS2011\/Proceedings_Information.htm","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:44","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/2075938","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/sensors-2011","title":"SENSORS 2011","eventType":"Conference","description":"*IEEE SENSORS 2011 is the flagship conference of the IEEE Sensors Council, an organization currently consisting of 25 IEEE member societies.\r\n\r\n\n*IEEE SENSORS 2011 showcased high quality technical presentations on a broad range of multidisciplinary topics related to sensors and sensor applications.\r\n\r\n*Limerick, Ireland was the host city for the 10th annual conference.\r\n\r\n*IEEE SENSORS 2011 attracted over 890 abstracts from over 50 different countries.\r\n\r\n*There were attendees from 42 different countries at IEEE SENSORS 2011.\r\n","startDate":"2011-10-28 15:00","endDate":"2011-11-01 00:00","location":"Limerick, Ireland","venue":"University of Limerick","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:04:05","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/956611","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/life-cycle-assessment-xi-international-conference","title":"Life Cycle Assessment XI International Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"","startDate":"2011-10-04 07:00","endDate":"2011-10-06 07:00","location":"Chicago, IL, US","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:31","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/881711","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/oceans-2011-kona","title":"OCEANS 2011 Kona","eventType":"Conference","description":"MTS and IEEE hosted the OCEANS 2011 Kona Conference \u0026amp; Exhibition in September 2011.\r\n","startDate":"2011-09-19 14:00","endDate":"2011-09-22 23:00","location":"Kona, Hawaii (US)","venue":"Hilton Waikoloa Village","sourceURL":"https:\/\/kona11.oceansconference.org\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:25","series":"True","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/83","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/monitoring-technologies-strategies-webinar","title":"Monitoring Technologies and Strategies Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Webinar #3 in DOE MHK Webinar Series\r\nSeptember 14, 2011\r\n\r\n\nSummary\r\nEmerging marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) technologies convert wave, tidal, ocean current, river in-stream, and ocean thermal energy into electricity. These technologies have potential to serve as low-carbon energy sources for many regions of the United States. In order to ensure the responsible deployment of these technologies as they are developed, a number of different agencies, federal research institutions, and universities are working to research the potential environmental impacts of MHK technologies. The Department of Energy (DOE) and other federal agencies involved in reviewing, permitting, and regulating MHK devices are working to coordinate and collaborate on MHK environmental research, as well as disseminate resulting products to other labs, federal agencies, industry, and interested stakeholders. This webinar series aims to increase awareness of current research efforts. The September 14 webinar focused on developing methodologies for monitoring MHK devices post-deployment, including monitoring framework development and the use of passive and active acoustics to monitor aquatic animal behavior around MHK devices. The webinar also provided insights into how these monitoring techniques may be used to develop mitigation measures in the future if needed.\r\n\r\n\nSpeaker Presentation Materials\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nOpening remarks (Simon Geerlofs, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)\r\n\t\nAcoustic monitoring of fish and their interactions with the Ocean Renewable Power Company (ORPC) device  (Gayle Zydlewski, Haley Viehman, James McCleave and Garrett Staines, University of Maine School of Marine Sciences)\r\n\t\nKinetic Hydropower Operational Monitoring Strategies and Technologies for Pilot Arrays  (Mary Ann Adonizio, Verdant Power)\r\n\t\nMarine Current Turbine\u2019s SeaGen technology  (David Ainsworth, Marine Current Turbines Ltd)\r\n\t\nIntegrated Post-Installation Monitoring  (Brian Polagye, Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center University of Washington)\r\n\t\nCharacterizing Biological Communities at Marine Renewable Energy Sites (John Horne, et al, University of Washington)\r\n\t\nPassive Acoustic Based Compliance Monitoring for Tidal Turbines (Thomas J. Carlson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)\r\n\t\nLong-range active acoustic detection, localization, tracking and classification for offshore renewable energy applications \/ Radiated noise measurements in a high-current environment using a drifting noise measurement buoy (Peter J. Stein, Scientific Solutions, Inc.)\r\n\t\nClosing remarks\/Other Projects to Develop Monitoring Technologies and Strategies (Anna Coffey, US DOE)\r\n\r\n\r\n\nA video recording of the webinar has been posted below:\r\n","startDate":"2011-09-14 16:00","endDate":"2011-09-14 18:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/2011-09-14-1-Simon-Geerlofs.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:10","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1005460","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/8th-international-symposium-field-measurements-geomechanics-fmgm-2011","title":"8th International Symposium of Field measurements in geomechanics (FMGM 2011)","eventType":"Conference","description":"","startDate":"2011-09-12 07:00","endDate":"2011-09-16 19:00","location":"Berlin, Germany","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.bgr.bund.de\/DE\/Gemeinsames\/Nachrichten\/Veranstaltungen\/2011\/Int-Veranstalt\/2011_09_12_fmgm.html","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:48","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/956613","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/iet-conference-renewable-power-generation-rpg-2011","title":"IET Conference on Renewable Power Generation (RPG 2011)","eventType":"Conference","description":"","startDate":"2011-09-06 07:00","endDate":"2011-09-08 07:00","location":"Edinburgh, UK","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ieeexplore.ieee.org\/xpl\/conhome\/6129548\/proceeding","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:31","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1005457","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/coastal-structures-2011-6th-international-conference","title":"Coastal Structures 2011: 6th International Conference","eventType":"Conference","description":"The CSt2011 conference is the sixth in a series that highlights coastal disaster preparedness and ocean utilization in a changing climate.\r\n","startDate":"2011-09-06 07:00","endDate":"2011-09-08 19:00","location":"Yokohama, Japan","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/www.worldscientific.com\/worldscibooks\/10.1142\/8518","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":[],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:02:48","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/95","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/9th-european-wave-tidal-energy-conference-ewtec-2011","title":"9th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (EWTEC 2011)","eventType":"Conference","description":"The European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference 2011 organised by the Sustainable Energy Research Group of the University of Southampton had around 500 attendees, 220 papers presented, 4 symposia and 5 workshops and an integrated social programme. The event, which took place over five days ( 5 \u2013 9 Sep 2011), occurs every two years and provides a global focus for all activities in wave and marine current energy conversion technologies, research, development and demonstration. This year\u2019s event was chaired by AbuBakr S. Bahaj, Professor of Sustainable Energy at the University of Southampton, and included a proclamation from the Governor of Hawaii, as well as opening ceremony talks by UK\u2019s Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Chris Huhne and the Southampton Test MP Dr Alan Whitehead.\r\n\r\n\nThe EWTEC2011 Management Committee would like to thank all delegates, authors, members of Parliament, reviewers, exhibitors, sponsors, presenters and speakers for their contributions and support. Below follows a brief conference summary. For more detailed information please refer to the official conference handbook.\r\n\r\n\n\u0026nbsp;\r\n\r\n\nMonday:\r\n\r\n\nDuring the conference opening ceremony the delegates were welcomed by the EWTEC2011 Conference Chair Prof AbuBakr Bahaj and were addressed by the Secretary of State for the Department of Energy and Climate Change Chris Huhne MP, the Chairman of PRASEG Dr Alan Whitehead MP, the University of Southampton\u2019s Deputy Vice-Chancellor Prof Debora Humphris and the Governor of Hawaii\u2019s representative Cynthia Thielen.\r\n\r\n\nThe opening ceremony was followed by the first three technical sessions covering both wave and tidal energy. During the late afternoon two symposia were held simultaneously. The first was focused on UK wave and tidal energy policy, while the second showcased the US\u2019 marine energy activities. The evening saw a welcome reception social gathering during which the delegates were officially welcomed to the City of Southampton by the Mayor of Southampton and his wife.\r\n\r\n\nTuesday:\r\n\r\n\nThe second day of the conference focused entirely on further oral technical sessions and the first technical poster session during which 20 posters were exhibited and discussed. Some company workshops in the late afternoon concluded the day.\r\n\r\n\nWednesday:\r\n\r\n\nWednesday saw the continuation of both oral and poster technical presentations as well as a further symposium which showcased the UK\u2019s marine energy activities, with contributions from Rolls Royce Energy Systems, Pelamis Wave Power, Marine Current Turbines and Aquamarine Power. The evening was rounded off by the official Conference Banquet, held at the Botleigh Grange Hotel. During the banquet the locations for the 10th and 11th EWTEC conferences were announced, the first being Aalborg University, Denmark in 2013 and the second being the Ecole Centrale de Nantes, France in 2015.\r\n\r\n\nThursday:\r\n\r\n\nThe fourth day of the conference observed the continuation of the three parallel technical sessions, followed by EWTEC2011\u2019s fourth and final symposium in the late afternoon chaired by George Eustice, MP. At the symposium various European Marine Energy Parks \/ Test Centres were introduced and discussed. These were the Portugese Pilot Zone, the UK\u2019s Wave Hub, Sweden\u2019s Lysekil Research site, the UK\u2019s EMEC site, Spain\u2019s BIMEP and France\u2019s SEM-REV. The evening concluded with a Curry Reception and entertainment at the University\u2019s Staff Social Centre.\r\n\r\n\nFriday:\r\n\r\n\nDuring the conference closing ceremony on Friday morning, the conference chair, Prof AbuBakr Bahaj, summarised and reflected on the week\u2019s achievements. The three best paper presentation awards went to Ian Milne (University of Auckland), Aurelien Babarit (\u00c9cole Central de Nantes) and Luke McEwen (Gurit UK ltd). Tim Divett (NIWA\/University of Otago) was awarded the prize of best poster presentation while the Yoshio Masuda prize was given to Rico Hansen (Aalborg University).\r\n\r\n\nThe session concluded by presentations for future conferences. The first related to the next EWTEC in the series, the 10th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference, to be held in September 2013 in Aalborg, Denmark, introduced by Lucia Margheritini from Aalborg University. The second was related to the next International\u0026nbsp;Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE) held in Dublin 17-19 October 2012., introduced by Eoin Sweeney from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland.\r\n","startDate":"2011-09-05 07:00","endDate":"2011-09-09 16:00","location":"Southampton, UK","venue":"University of Southampton","sourceURL":"https:\/\/ewtec.org\/conferences\/ewtec-2011\/","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Tidal","Wave"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:12","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/1458462","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/afs-141st-annual-meeting","title":"AFS 141st Annual Meeting","eventType":"Meeting","description":"","startDate":"2011-09-04 07:00","endDate":"2011-09-09 06:59","location":"Seattle, Washington, USA","venue":"","sourceURL":"https:\/\/afs.confex.com\/afs\/2011\/webprogram\/start.html","image":"","attachment":"","technologyType":["Marine Energy","Wind Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:03:00","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/82","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/aquatic-animal-interaction-marine-hydrokinetic-devices-webinar","title":"Aquatic Animal Interaction with Marine and Hydrokinetic Devices Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Webinar #2 in DOE MHK Webinar Series\r\nAugust 29, 2011\r\n\r\n\nSummary\r\nEmerging marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) technologies convert wave, tidal, ocean current, river in-stream, and ocean thermal energy into electricity. These technologies have potential to serve as low-carbon energy sources for many regions of the United States. In order to ensure the responsible deployment of these technologies as they are developed, a number of different agencies, federal research institutions, and universities are working to research the potential environmental impacts of MHK technologies. The Department of Energy (DOE) and other federal agencies involved in reviewing, permitting, and regulating MHK devices are working to coordinate and collaborate on MHK environmental research, as well as disseminate resulting products to other labs, federal agencies, industry, and interested stakeholders. This webinar series aims to increase awareness of current research efforts.\r\n\r\n\nSpeaker Presentation Materials\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nIntroductory Remarks (Simon Geerlofs, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)\r\n\t\nEvaluation of Fish Injury and Mortality Associated with Hydrokinetic Turbines (Steve Amaral, Ted Castro-Santos, and Paul Jacobson, Electric Power Research Institute)\r\n\t\nAn Estimation of Survival and Injury of Fish Passed Through the Hydro Green Energy Hydrokinetic System (Tim Brush, Normandeau Associates and Mark Stover, Hydro Green Energy, LLC)\r\n\t\nCombining ADCP and Underwater Camera to Assess Marine Species Interactions with the Open-Centre Turbine (Sue Barr, OpenHydro)\r\n\t\nMonitoring Marine Mammals at SeaGen, the World\u2019s First Operational Commercial Scale Tidal Energy Device \u2013 3 years post-installation (Carol Sparling, SMRU Ltd.)\r\n\t\nSupplemental slides listing other DOE projects dealing with aquatic animal interactions with MHK devices (Anna Coffey, US DOE)\r\n\r\n\r\n\nA video recording of the webinar has been posted below:\r\n","startDate":"2011-08-29 16:00","endDate":"2011-08-29 18:00","location":"Online","venue":"","sourceURL":"","image":"","attachment":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/sites\/default\/files\/2011-08-29-1-Simon-Geerlofs.pdf","technologyType":["Marine Energy"],"signatureProject":[],"modifiedDate":"2024-10-16 22:01:10","series":"False","primreEvent":"False"},{"uri":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/node\/76","landingPage":"https:\/\/tethys.pnnl.gov\/events\/environmental-data-management-cumulative-impacts-risk-assessment-webinar","title":"Environmental Data Management, Cumulative Impacts and Risk Assessment Webinar","eventType":"Webinar","description":"Webinar #1 in DOE MHK Webinar Series\r\nJuly 27, 2011\r\n\r\n\nSummary\r\nEmerging marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) technologies convert wave, tidal, ocean current, river in-stream, ocean thermal and salinity-gradient power into electricity. These technologies have potential to serve as low-carbon energy sources for many regions of the United States. In order to assure the responsible deployment of these technologies as they are developed, a number of different agencies, federal research institutions, and universities are working to research the potential environmental impacts of MHK technologies. The Department of Energy (DOE) and other federal agencies involved in reviewing, permitting, and regulating MHK are working to coordinate and collaborate on MHK environmental research as well as disseminate resulting products to other labs, federal agencies, industry, and interested stakeholders. This webinar series aims to increase awareness of current research efforts.\r\n\r\n\nSpeaker Presentation Materials\r\n\r\n\r\n\t\nIntroduction to webinar series and specific webinar topic (Anna Coffey, DOE)\r\n\t\nKnowledge Management System, Tethys, and Environmental Risk Evaluation System (Andrea Copping, Scott Butner, PNNL) - Public, scientific uncertainty regarding the potential environmental risks associated with MHK technologies poses an impediment to widespread commercialization, as well as to pilot and small commercial-scale projects. A lack of at-scale experience with MHK systems in a marine environment leaves uncertainty in public mind. PNNL is working on a risk modeling framework (ERES) which helps to identify and prioritize these risks as a basis for moving forward with MHK development. This is NOT a regulatory tool; rather, it is intended as a basis for stakeholder dialogue about which risks \u201cmatter\u201d the most. The knowledge management requirements were created by addressing these risks in a science-based, transparent manner are being addressed through the development of the Tethys knowledge management system, intended to put the information about potential environmental effects into a useful context.\r\n\t\nThe Multipurpose Marine Cadastre (Christine Taylor BOEMRE, Adam Bode NOAA CSC) - The Multipurpose Marine Cadastre (MMC) is an integrated marine information system that provides jurisdictional, legal, physical, ecological, and human use data in a common geographic information. It was designed to specifically support renewable energy siting on the US Outer Continental Shelf but is also being used for other ocean-related efforts, including coastal and marine spatial planning. Via the MMC website, users can access authoritative data and web map services through a spatial data registry, view nationally applicable data through the National viewer, or link to regional map viewers. The site also supports documents\/videos, as well as a custom map gallery.\r\n\t\nInternational Perspective on Environmental Risks of Wave and Tidal Energy Development (Gareth Davies, Aquatera) - In Orkney, Scotland there is a growing body of actual experience which can now inform decisions about marine energy. This has shown very little interaction with wildlife and the key importance of community relationships. The sensitivities and issues are to some extent universal across boundaries, there are differences, but the tools and findings from one area can greatly help other areas. There are specific tools focused upon understanding the geographical distribution of risks and opportunities which have been successfully used in Scotland and which are now being applied along the west coast of the USA \u2013 see Paul\u2019s presentation.\r\n\t\nCumulative Impact Assessment and Probabilistic Modeling Tools to Inform MHK Siting (Paul Manson, Parametrix\/Aquatera) - Efforts here are to support decisions, not make decisions. The two examples are efforts to show how we can synthesize data, resource information and public values to craft better decisions and to analyze alternative scenarios. CMSP efforts to date have made great efforts in capturing data, sharing data and allowing users to interact with data. Now CMSP needs frameworks for moving data into information for decision makers. The lack of data or uncertainty is not a barrier to decisions, it just must be managed and understood before decisions are made. The data gaps we perceive must be studied in light of the questions we are trying to answer. Sometimes these gaps are critical to our understanding, sometimes they are not. As tools evolve they will need to better capture stakeholder, expert and public perspectives and views. This will allow for making better sense of the policy issues and balance them with the scientific information we have.\r\n\t\nConceptual Models of the Impacts of MHK Arrays (Mark Grippo, Ihor Hlohowskyj, ANL) - MHK developments will be conducted under a NEPA framework that will require developers to evaluate ecological impacts of MHK devices. Argonne is conducting a risk assessment as part of a multi-lab effort to identify ecological impacts of MHK devices that will address several regulatory concerns about MHK arrays. Conceptual models are an essential first step in the EPA risk assessment process that Diagrammatic representation of receptor and MHK stressor linkages. 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This Institute became the birthplace of a widely recognized German school of environmental chemistry, and was accepted as the geographical site of SECOTOX.\r\n\r\nThe formal foundation of SECOTOX was preceded by a long series of meeting and symposia held at the Institute of Ecological Chemistry of GSF in Neuherberg, and attended, besides scientists, by representatives of industry, government agencies and international organizations such as WHO, OECD and EEC. These meetings resulted in the establishment in 1971 of an International Academy of Environmental Safety (IAES), and of SECOTOX, that was founded a year later as a subsidiary body associated to IAES. From the very beginning SECOTOX operates internationally and consist of members from Europe, the Far East and the North and South America\r\n\r\nThe venue and datary of SECOTOX symposia and meetings comprise Japan (1973), Bonn (1974), Vienna (1975), Nice (1979), Copenhagen (1982), Rome (1985). SECOTOX formally sponsored individual meetings on ecotoxicology in Dublin (1989), Munich (1990), and co-sponsored meeting in Paris (1989) and La Rochelle, France (1991). The SECOTOX organ of publication is the periodical Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety, which started in 1972\/1973. The foundation in 1979 of SETAC, a similar North American Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, and next in 1989-1990 of its subsidiary associations for England (SETAC-UK) and Europe (SETAC-Europe) resulted in continuous efforts of both societies to fi nd the way of constructive co-operation and in a closer attachment of SECOTOX to European ecotoxicological problems. On this background SECOTOX has carried out and finalized its reorganisation into an academic society in its own right and open to all relevant and active researchers. The revised statutes are duly registered and are finally being stamped before the Munich Court in Germany. Technically, the reorganization of SECOTOX has resulted in its legal separation from the IEAS on order to make SECOTOX more operational. SECOTOX has initiated a series of successful specialized European Conferences of Ecotoxicology held subsequently in Copenhagen (1988), Amsterdam (1992) and Zurich (1994). The 4th European Conference on Ecotoxicology has taken place in Metz, France in 1996. In between smaller meetings like workshops and symposia dealing with regional problems of public health and environmental damage caused by pollution in these specific regions took place, being widely attended by scientists and other interested parties representing industry and government agencies, both from the region and from other European countries and international organizations.\r\n\r\nThe main aim of these meeting was to stimulate interdisciplinary discussions on regional issues concerning ecotoxikology and environmental health, according the principle: to think globally, to act regionally. It was under the presidency of Prof. Dr. F. Bro-Rasmussen in 1988-1991, when great political changes in Eastern European countries opened new possibilities for contacts and collaboration with colleagues from these countries. The Meeting on Highly Contaminated Areas in Eastern Europe in Gosen, Germany (1991) showed that such contacts were very stimulating for further development of ecotoxicology and therefore one of the main objectives of SECOTOX for the near future became to promote the East-West communication. Since the 2nd European SECOTOX Conference that was held in Amsterdam in 1992, one of the main activities of the society has been the organization of regional scientific meeting in various parts of Eastern Europe.\r\n\r\nThe first meeting took place in 1992 in Nitra, the Republic of Slovakia. The workshop entitled Environmental and Health Effects of Industrial Pollution was attended by more than hundred scientists from both Eastern and Western European countries. During the meeting, the first regional section was established under the name Central and Eastern European Regional Section of SECOTOX (CEERS-SECOTOX). Prof. Dr. Jan H. Koeman, President of SECOTOX 1992-1994, deserves the special credit for initiating establishment of this Section.\r\n\r\nThe countries involved in first instance are the Republic of Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary and Ukraine. CEERS-SECOTOX was formalized in 1993 during the next regional meeting entitled Environmental Toxicology: Pathways of Anthropogenic Pollutants in the Environmental and Their Toxic Effects, which took place at Porabka-Kozubnik, Poland, in August 1993. Again almost all Central and Eastern European countries were represented there, including Russia and Latvia next to the countries mentioned before. Finally, in 1994 the 3rd meeting of the Central and Eastern European Regional Section was held at Balatonaliga in Hungary. The title of the meeting was: Toxicity, Hazard, Risk. There were an appreciable number of Latvian scientists, who joined SECOTOX and also offered to host one of the future meetings of the CEERS-SECOTOX. Noteworthy was also the presence of a group of about 15 young Polish environmental physicians being trained under WHO Programme.\r\n\r\nA formal intention of organization of the CEERS-SECOTOX meeting in 1996 has acceded the representative of the Czech Republic. Simultaneously with the foundation of the Central and Eastern European Regional Section, and the regional CEERS-SECOTOX meeting, in 1993 another regional workshop was organized in Rome entitled Environmental Toxicology: Hazards to the Environment and Man in the Mediterranean Region. There was a remarkable attendance of scientists from almost all countries of the region, including Spain, Portugal, France, Croatia, Greece, Israel, Maroccco, Cyprus, Malta, Libya and of course Italy, next to people from all other European countries, North America, South Africa, Thailand, India, Bangladesh and the Yemen Republic. The regional approach appears to be very successful and will be certainly continued. In this connection, again a special tribute should be paid to Prof. Dr. Jan H. Koeman who played a key role in the development of the regional activity. Prof. Dr. Paul Vasseur, the President of SECOTOX since 1994, consequently continues this approach. A Regional Section on the Mediterranean Region was formally established during 8th International Symposium on Environmental Pollution and its Impact on Life in the Mediterranean Region, held in Rhodos, Greece, in 1995.\r\n\r\nCurrently, the regional approach finds new votaries among the representatives of African countries. Therefore the first International Symposium on Environmental Pollution and Impact Assessment has been held in Mohammadia, Marocco from October 9th to 11th in 1996. This conference intended to cover the technological advances in environmental analysis and to review the state-of-the-art of knowledge on the impact of pollution on ecosystems. The North-South link will also be a matter of concern in the forthcoming period. All the regional meetings that were organized over the last two years had an important scientific input by a number of international organizations, including the WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, the International Register of Potentially Toxic Chemicals of UNEP (IRPTC), the European Environmental Research Organisation (EERO) and the European Centre for Ecotoxicology and Toxicology of Chemicals (ECETOC).\r\n\r\nThe activities of SECOTOX are directed not only to a more efficient exchange of scientific data but also to the development of unifying concepts with regard to important target areas, such as the improvement of methods to assess and predict environmental and health effects of chemical pollution and for instance strategies to deal with the toxicity and environmental impact of complex chemical mixtures. The idea of European and global integration of environmental protection efforts of scientists and policy makers on the regional basis, at the same time strongly co-ordinated internationally, as the most rational and scientifically sound approach to the elaboration of an optimum regional ecotoxicological policy, has been consequently presented and developed at the consecutive SECOTOX events mentioned above.\r\n\r\nFinally, after over two decades of ecotoxicology, we are now at across-roads where we must deal with new issues that will allow us to be more predictive towards the long-term effects of micro-pollutants: in other words, we really must make an effort to introduce more ecology into ecotoxicology!\r\n\r\nEcological assessment is now imperative and we must develop the tools to achieve this. A new eraseeking to better appreciate ecosystem health is upon us, where environmental and human health cannot be dissociated. We, thus, invite you to become a member of SECOTOX by using the forms attached. As a matter of fact, the 4rth European Conference of SECOTOX which was scheduled to be held in Metz in August 1996 has addressed this major theme. The conference in the Central Eastern European Section of SECOTOX on Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety took place in Jurmala, Lativa from 24th - 27th of August 1997. Main topics were focused on the air- and water pollution, waste treatment and remediation as well as ecotoxicology of fi sh and environment and health.\r\n\r\nIn 1998 a Conference in Antalya, Turkey, was a focus on mediterrinean aspects within SECOTOX society in collaboration with T\u00dcBITAK and universities. 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