Experience from the other side of the pond – offshore & marine renewable energy Andrew B. Gill PhD FRSB
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Experience from the other side of the pond – offshore & marine renewable
energy
Andrew B. Gill PhD FRSB
“To provide authoritative advice, management and R&D in support of understanding the
effects of human activities under the realm of natural capital and blue growth.”
European case studies• Collaboration - Belgium OWF (2008-2026….) • Industry led - North Sea Decommissioning• Local community led - Fisheries - EMFF• Combination - AURA – Hull Univ lead
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North Sea Decommissioning
• INSITE I & II - INfluenceof man-made Structures In The Ecosystem
Fisheries - EMFFEuropean Maritime & Fisheries Fund
Aura - Shaping the future of offshore wind
Delivering low carbon energy innovation through collaboration
• Governance• Co-ordination• Marketing• Delivery
• Quality• Standards• Accreditation• Curriculum
Supporting education and skills development in OSW
A national framework
Other providers
70+T A L E N T P I P E L I N EUTC Executive educationDegree apprenticeshipsApprenticeships
Leadership training
Professional PGT
DOCTORAL TRAINING CENTRE
CPD and training
Degree apprenticeships
Undergraduate degrees
Postgraduate training
Masters
PhD Postdoctoral
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Crossing Disciplines- biology, technology, engineering
Review of MRE Risk & Uncertainty
• Risk/risk framework/risk management• Uncertainty/certainty/confidence• Environmental assessment/impacts;• Cumulative environmental
assessment/impacts• Strategic environmental assessment• Industry/Organisational risk assessment• Socio-economic assessment/impacts• Legislation/Policy/planning • Marine Ecology• Physical impacts
Professor Philip LeighExecutive Chairman and Chief
Executive
Irish Sea Rim: A new paradigm for regional economic growth, integration and collaboration
Economic Research & Innovation Zone
Underpinned by environmental and social engagement
Irish Sea Rim Environmental & Scientific Observatory (ISRESO ) What is it?Blue Economy Services framework Measuring baseline services & conditions. • Aquaculture• Wind and
marine energy potential
• Water chemistry, temp and quality
• Ecosystem services
• Fisheries & Biological systems
How will it do it:
Develop blue economy opportunities across & around the Irish SeaGrid interconnectors, test facilities, data acquisition, SME supply chain, enterprise development, innovation, research, investment, environment, planning, operational, maintenance, decommissioning, validation, connectivity, power supply (electrical interface), floating data buoys, satellite
Satellite data
Lidar and Radar
Weather monitoring
Dublin Smart
Bay
Utilisation of
Lighthouses
Estuarine monitoring
Liverpool Smart bay
Tidal lagoon
potential
Sea surface temperature
s
SAMS Researc
h
Ports
Off shore wind
turbines
Tidal stream device
Sub-surface data collection
Thanks&
Very happy to talk further :
Low carbon options
Picture: Andy Revill
Climate change
Younger generation & public demands
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