The contribution of the SafeWAVE EU project to the future development of ocean energy

Juan Bald; Ibon Galparsoro; Iñaki de Santiago; Iratxe Menchaca; Maria C. Uyarra; Sarai Pouso; Ainhize Uriarte; Iñigo Muxika; Beatriz Sobradillo; Pedro Vinagre; Inês Machado; Luana Clementino; Paulo Chainho; Janete Gonçalvez; Thomas Soulard; Enored Le Bourhis; Eduardo Madrid; Ivan Felis; Emma Verling; Anne Marie O'Hagan; Niall Dunphy; Aaron Luke Smith; Gregorio Iglesias; Breffni Lennon; Yago Torre Enciso; Laura Zubiate; José Chambel; Sofia Cardoso Bartolomeu; Hélio Santos; Enric Villarin; Corentin Troussard; Florian Tanguy; Jean Luc Longeroche; Phillipe Magaldi

doi:10.36688/ewtec-2023-303

The contribution of the SafeWAVE EU project to the future development of ocean energy

Juan Bald
, Ibon Galparsoro
, Iñaki de Santiago
, Iratxe Menchaca
, Maria C. Uyarra
, Sarai Pouso
, Ainhize Uriarte
, Iñigo Muxika
, Beatriz Sobradillo
, Pedro Vinagre
, Inês Machado
, Luana Clementino
, Paulo Chainho
, Janete Gonçalvez
, Thomas Soulard
, Enored Le Bourhis
, Eduardo Madrid
, Ivan Felis
, Emma Verling
, Anne Marie O'Hagan

Niall Dunphy, Aaron Luke Smith, Gregorio Iglesias, Breffni Lennon, Yago Torre Enciso, Laura Zubiate, José Chambel, Sofia Cardoso Bartolomeu, Hélio Santos, Enric Villarin, Corentin Troussard, Florian Tanguy, Jean Luc Longeroche, Phillipe Magaldi

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The development of marine renewable energies and wave energy (WE) in particular, are vital components of sustainable ocean governance and the transition towards a low-carbon economy. In a new industry like marine renewable energy (MRE), and Wave Energy (WE) in particular, time-consuming procedures linked to uncertainty about project environmental impacts, the need to consult with numerous stakeholders and potential conflicts with other marine users appear to be the main obstacles to consenting WE projects. These are considered as non-technological barriers that could hinder the future development of WE in EU. Through three different strategies (environmental demonstration strategy, consenting and planning strategy and education and public engagement strategy), the aim of the SafeWAVE project has been to contribute to overcome these barriers through the knowledge and tools developed during the project life.

Original language	English
Journal	Proceedings of the European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.36688/ewtec-2023-303
Publication status	Published - 2023
Event	15th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference, EWTEC 2023 - Bilbao, Spain Duration: 3 Sep 2023 → 7 Sep 2023

Keywords

environmental consenting
environmental impact
Marine renewable energies
maritime spatial planning
public engagement
wave energy

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Bald, J., Galparsoro, I., de Santiago, I., Menchaca, I., Uyarra, M. C., Pouso, S., Uriarte, A., Muxika, I., Sobradillo, B., Vinagre, P., Machado, I., Clementino, L., Chainho, P., Gonçalvez, J., Soulard, T., Le Bourhis, E., Madrid, E., Felis, I., Verling, E., ... Magaldi, P. (2023). The contribution of the SafeWAVE EU project to the future development of ocean energy. Proceedings of the European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference. https://doi.org/10.36688/ewtec-2023-303

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