ICOE-OEE 2022
A convenient truth: Using ‘Al-Gore-ithms’ to model ocean energy’s future
The future is unknown, but ocean energy’s development trajectory doesn’t have to be. In fact, the more we know about the sector’s potential deployments and cost reductions, the more readily we can integrate wave & tidal into our future energy mix.
This session brings together experts who are developing and modelling the latest scenarios for ocean energy’s scale-up.
This session brings together experts who are developing and modelling the latest scenarios for ocean energy’s scale-up.
TUESDAY, 18 October 14:00 – 15:30 Plenary room
Chair
Emer Dennehy, Programme Manager for Offshore Renewable Energy
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) (Ireland)
Cost reduction through innovation: a trajectory for tidal stream industry success
Ciaran Frost, Techno-Economic Analyst
ORE Catapult (UK)
Wave and tidal energy sector scale-up scenarios based on the development of offshore wind in the past three decades in Europe
Simon Stark, Technology & Innovation Advisor
Dutch Marine Energy Centre (DMEC) (Netherlands)
Modelling the socioeconomic and system benefits of ocean energy: A GB 2050 net zero case study
Shona Pennock, Research Associate in Marine Energy
University of Edinburgh (UK)