OES-Environmental is hosting a public webinar, "The State of the Science on Environmental Effects of Marine Renewable Energy" on 2 October, 2024 from 8:00-9:30am PDT (3:00-4:30pm UTC).
Register for the webinar here: Zoom registration
During this webinar, OES-Environmental will present on findings from the 2024 State of the Science Report: Environmental Effects of Marine Renewable Energy Development Around the World, which will be published in September 2024. The report brings together the most up-to-date information on potential environmental effects of marine renewable energy; shares helpful resources, such as education and outreach tools, strategies to aid consenting, and data information systems; and identifies a path forward.
OES-Environmental is an international initiative of 16 countries, collaborating on research and discovery of potential environmental effects.
Outline of the 2024 State of the Science report:
Section A: Introduction
- Chapter One: Marine Renewable Energy and Ocean Energy Systems
- Chapter Two: Marine Renewable Energy Projects Around the World
Section B: Updating the State of the Science
- Chapter Three: Marine Renewable Energy: Stressor-Receptor Interactions
Section C: Human Dimensions of MRE
- Chapter Four: Social and Economic Effects of Marine Renewable Energy
- Chapter Five: Stakeholder Engagement for Marine Renewable Energy
Section D: Resources to Advance MRE
- Chapter Six: Strategies to Aid Consenting Processes for Marine Renewable Energy
- Chapter Seven: Education and Outreach around Environmental Effects of Marine Renewable Energy
- Chapter Eight: Marine Renewable Energy Data and Information Systems
Section E: Beyond Stressor-Receptor Interactions
- Chapter Nine: Beyond Single Marine Renewable Energy Devices: A System-Wide Effects Approach
- Chapter Ten: Environmental Effects of Marine Renewable Energy in Tropical and Subtropical Ecosystems
Section F: Looking Ahead
- Chapter Eleven: Summary and Path Forward
Past Events
- OES-Environmental: Coordinating and Disseminating Research on Environmental Effects of Marine Renewable Energy, Online, 28 September 2023 15:00-16:30 UTC