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EU-OEA Mission
The EU-OEA unites the broad interests of the European ocean energy industry into a single, focused and independent voice. Together with its regional and industry partners, the EU-OEA and its members address issues of relevance to the industry with decision-makers including regulators, legislators, and policymakers.

The EU-OEA supports a number of initiatives in various areas of interest to the association and its members (e.g. Legislation, Funding, Regulatory, Government Relations), ensuring that members are involved in key legislation concerning ocean energy technologies, and providing EU-OEA members with a voice in important discussions in which they are stakeholders.

Events:
The EU-OEA invites you to the European Sustainable Energy Week for its joint event with the Scottish Government and Scotland Europa


The Scottish Government, Scotland Europa and the EU Ocean Energy Association (EU-OEA) are pleased to invite you to a seminar exploring real progress in the development of wave and tidal power and the role of ocean energy sources in satisfying the EU’s future energy needs.

 

The event will examine the EU-OEA's Roadmap for ocean energy, focusing   in particular on the practical deployment of marine renewables technology and the issues which need to be tackled to develop the fledgling sector commercially in the EU as we look to a 2050 EU Energy Vision.  

 

The event will conclude with an evening reception and launch of an exhibition of case studies of sustainable energy initiatives from public, private and academic actors in Scotland.


 
Visit the EU Sustainable Energy Week website to register <http://www.eusew.eu/page.cfm?page=event_content&sby=3&sval=0&sd=40257&id=457> !


The financial seminar of the EU-OEA will take place in Brussels, Belgium from 6th to the 7th May 2010

Following the success of the Ocean Power Conference in Lisbon, Green Power Conferences and the European Ocean Energy Association (EU-OEA) have joined forces to announce Ocean Energy, the official EU-OEA annual conference.

The event will create a networking platform for the ocean energy community, policy makers and potential investors to examine the ocean energy business opportunity. Key highlights of the event will include addresses from the European Commission, major utilities, banks, public & private funds, and a “Dragon’s Den” style face to face meeting with potential investors.

Leading experts will address the necessary steps for accelerating industry development, including, policy development, creating industry standards, collaboration between the public and private sectors and the continued development of new and reliable technologies.

Delegates will learn from best practice case studies from market pioneers and gain a clear understanding of the current regulatory framework, investment criteria, project development status, grid connectivity issues and the latest technological developments.

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ICOE 2010: over 200 authors participated in the call for abstracts

After closing the call for abstracts in January, more than 200 contributions have been submitted coming from about 20 countries all over the word. The abstracts will be reviewed by the ICOE Committee and first authors will be informed about the evaluation in March. Contributors accepted will be invited to submit a full paper for oral or poster presentations according to the preference showed by the authors and the evaluation of the ICOE Committee.

 

ICOE 2010 is organised by EVE (the Basque Energy Board) and TECNALIA, with the partnership of the European Ocean Energy Association and the Implementing Agreement on Ocean Energy Systems of the International Energy Agency.

The event is intended to attract the top companies in the world from the ocean energy sector and will combine 3 days of conferences with an exhibition. The conference and exhibition will take place on October 6th, 7th and 8th, 2010 at the Bilbao Exhibition Centre.

 

Keep yourself up to date at: www.icoe2010bilbao.com (Early bird registration now open)

 
Association News
Industry News
The EU-OEA will organise an industrial exhibition in conjunction with the 2010 edition of the 'International Conference on Ocean Energy' taking place in Bilbao from 6 till 8 October 2010 ! 

More details will be available from this website and the project website soon !


Membership

We welcome our newest members : 

- Center of Innovative Energy Systems, University of Applied Sciences Dusseldorf







New test site DanWEC opened in Denmark, at Hanstholm. - 15/12/09

This site will be the leading Danish test site and should include a number of state of the art wave energy technologies in development. The site is supported by Aalborg University, amongst others, and will be a real opportunity for wave energy in the country and throughout Europe.
For more information, visit the website www.danwec.com (in Danish).

Aquamarine Power's Oyster officially launched by Scotland's First Minister - Alex Salmond - 20/11/09

The Oyster launch took place at EMEC's Billia Croo site near Stromness, where the device was installed this summer. Scotland's First Minister was on site to switch on Oyster for the first time. 

Oyster is now producing power by pumping high pressure water to its onshore hydro-electric turbine. this will be fed into the National grid to power homes in Orkney and beyond. 


EC Projects



WAVEPLAM project : first deliverables available for download from project website

EquiMar project is half way, first deliverables available for download from the project website or project page on this website !

 

Other news

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS


ICOE 2010
3rd International Conference & Exhibition
on Ocean Energy
6 - 8 October 2010
Bilbao, Spain

Link to ICOE 2010 website



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The financial support from the European Community is gratefully acknowledged.

 

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