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SOWFIA Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Wave Energy Farms Brochure

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Title: SOWFIA Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Wave Energy Farms Brochure
Author:
SOWFIA
Publication Date:
Pages:
2
Affiliation
Plymouth University, University of Exeter, Ecole Central de Nantes (ECN), University College Cork, European Ocean Energy Association (EU-OEA), Uppsala University, Hidromod, WavEC Offshore Renewables, Ente Vasco de la Energía (EVE), Abengoa Seapower
Sponsoring Organization:
European Union (EU)
Technology:
Marine Energy, Wave
Receptor:
Human Dimensions
Language:
English

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SOWFIA (2013). SOWFIA Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Wave Energy Farms Brochure. Report by Plymouth University. Report for European Union (EU).
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TI - SOWFIA Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Wave Energy Farms Brochure
AU - SOWFIA
AB - Wave energy is seen as an innovative and promising technology, which has the potential to contribute significantly to achieving EU renewable energy goals.The European-funded SOWFIA project aims to facilitate the development of European wide coordinated, unified and streamlined environmental and socio-economic Impact Assessment (IA) tools for offshore wave energy conversion deployments.
DA - 2013/08//
PY - 2013
SP - 2
PB - Plymouth University
UR - https://marendata.eu/sowfia
LA - English
KW - Marine Energy
KW - Wave
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Abstract

Wave energy is seen as an innovative and promising technology, which has the potential to contribute significantly to achieving EU renewable energy goals.

The European-funded SOWFIA project aims to facilitate the development of European wide coordinated, unified and streamlined environmental and socio-economic Impact Assessment (IA) tools for offshore wave energy conversion deployments.