The Ocean Energy Forum was formed of 3 work streams for Environment & Consenting, Finance and Technology; each work stream had a Steering Committee and Chair. The three work streams allowed consensus building to take place at a topic-specific level thus enabling pragmatic solutions to issues to be developed.
The Forum and the Chairs were supported by a Secretariat, appointed April 2015, whose responsibility is the production and timely delivery of the Strategic Roadmap. The Strategic Roadmap was delivered to the European Commission on 08 November 2016.
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Marine Scotland Stakeholder Brief The brief provides information on the work undertaken by the Marine Offshore Renewables Energy (MORE) Branch of Marine Scotland. |
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Ocean Energy Forum - Strategic Roadmap 3-page summaries July 2015 comments closed
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Ocean Energy Forum - Finance Committee See member list and individual profiles of the Finance Committee members |
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Ocean Energy Forum - Technology Committee See member list and individual profiles of the Technology Committee members |
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Ocean Energy Forum - Environment & Consenting Committee See member list and individual profiles of the Environment & Consenting Committee members |
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Change of date - What opportunities does the EIB offer to the ocean energy sector? 5th October 2015 Brussels, Berlaymont, Salle Jean Rey Start date: 05/10/2015 - 14:30 Last update: 12/11/15 |
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Energy Catalyst The Energy Catalyst has been established by Innovate UK, the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) to accelerate innovation in the energy sector from concept to pre-commercial readiness by providing investment and support at the time, in the way and at the scale innovators need it. Funding of up to £10million is available for the third round, which opened on 30 April 2015. The closing date to register to apply for mid or late stages in this competition is 2nd September 2015. This link is for a webinar opportunity for potential applicants to pitch ideas. |
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Wave Energy Scotland Wave Energy Scotland will seek applications from interested parties who will be able to apply for up to 100% funding (via a contract) for wave technology development projects. Applications will be made through a competitive project call process. WES is particularly interested in projects which will produce new technology and technology transfer, and/or bring about significant changes in the performance of existing technologies |
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International Ocean Governance - Public Consultation All citizens and organisations are welcome to contribute to this consultation. Contributions are particularly sought from stakeholders, private and public, as well as international governmental and non-governmental organisations. |
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Ocean Energy Forum - Strategic Roadmap 3-page summaries Following the 4th Ocean Energy Forum event in Bilbao on 01 July 2015, an updated version of the Working Groups’ 3-page summaries is now available |
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