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SPOK ApS organised the CA-OE Workshop April 25 to
Saturday 28 2007 in Copenhagen..
Presentations from the work shop are available; either listed
below or all
in one 23MB zip file.:
Wednesday April 25 2007
Experience from establishing Environmental Impact Assessment
in UK with Offshore wind project, tidal projects (Marine Current
Turbine, Seagen) and wave projects (Welsh 7 MW Wave Dragon
Demonstrator),
B Jamie May, PMSS, UK
Thursday April 26 2007
Theme 2: Development policies
The incentives and how to overcome barriers
1. Alla Weinstein, European
Ocean Energy Association: Incentives in the different EU countries
2. Antonio Sarmento,
Wave Energy Centre, PT: The new demonstration zone Portugal
3. Pat McCullen, ESB International,
IRL: The Irish White Paper, presented by Tony Lewis, HRMC,
University College Cork, IRL
4. Luke Reade, Centre for
the study of Environmental Change and Sustainability, University
Edinburgh representing United Kingdom Energy Research Centre
(UKERC): Road mapping wave and tidal energy UK with focus
on RTD
5. Jean-Paul Delpech,
Ifremer, F: Potential impacts of marine energy systems and
the problem of sustainable development in coastal zones
Breakout groups: each developers to give contribution;
feed back in plenum
6. RTD needs discussed in the groups;
7. Peter Frigaard, Aalborg University: WS1- Modelling ocean
energy systems
8. Kim Nielsen, Ramboll: WS2 - Component technology and PTO
9. Peter Scheijgrond, Ecofys: WS3 - Performance monitoring
of ocean systems
10. Antonio Sarmento, IST/WEC: WS4 - Performance monitoring
of ocean systems
11. H. C. Soerensen, SPOK: WS5 - Environment including: The
conclusion from the Wavetrain Course
Theme 1: Environmental Impact Assessment , Methods and
cases
Theme 2: Development policies, The barriers
12. G. Bhuyan, IEA-OES
Canada: Environmental Impact and Ocean Energy Devices
13. Iain Russell, Wave Dragon
Wales Ltd, UK: Environment Impact Assessment of the 7MW Wave
Dragon demonstrator, Wales
14. H. C.
Soerensen, Wave Dragon, DK: Typical development path from
wave tank to commercial deployment
Friday April 27 2007
Theme 3: Tools for commercialisation
Reports from INCO partners:
15. S.A. Sannasiraj, Department
of Ocean Engineering, India
16. Liang Zhang, Harbin Engineering
University, China, presented by H. C. Soerensen
17. Gerardo Hiriart, Instituto
de Ingenierķa, UNAM, Mexico
Theme 4 Socio-economic benefits
18.
Cristina Huertas-Olivares, Wave Energy Centre, PT: Cases from
other device developers
19. Antonio
Fiorentino, Ponte di Archimede, I:The Kobold Turbine in the
Strait of Messina
20. W. Batten, Southampton
University, UK: Job creation in Europe from Ocean Energy
Theme 5: Integration with other renewable and hydrogen
21.
Sian McGrath, Matt Folley, Queens University Belfast, UK:
Wave energy and desalination.
22. G. Bhuyan, Powertech
Labs, Ca: Race-Rock tidal Current Demonstration Project, Canada
23. Michael Chambers, C-Questor,
UK: The C-quester concept
Conclusions Summing up from Work Session 1-5
Reports from WS leaders
24. Peter Frigaard:
WS 1 - Modelling ocean energy systems
25. Kim Nielsen: WS2 - Component technology and PTO
26. Peter Scheijgrond:
WS3 - System design, construction, reliability & safety
27. Antonio Sarmento: WS4
- Performance monitoring of ocean systems
28. H. C. Soerensen: WS5 - Environmental,
Economics, Development Policy and Promotion of Opportunities
Saturday April 28 2007
Middelgrunden 40MW offshore wind farm, Technical visit
29.
H. C. Soerensen: Construction and EIA.
Contributions from developers:
30.
PhD conference INORE
31.
Aquamarine Power Ltd. and Queen's University Belfast
32. Enermar
33. Experience of the SeaFlow
Project
More to come ...
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