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Realising the Potential for Renewable Energy
in the Marine EnvironmentShared expertise and experience between the UK and Shared expertise and experience between the UK and
Caribbean
10-11 February 2014
Courtyard by Marriot, Bridgetown, Barbados
Carbon Trust
Laura Fidao, Charlie Blair
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Day 1 Introduction and objectives
Structure of the workshop and seminar
Brief round table introduction of all participants
Agenda
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Day 1 - Agenda
Start End Activity Who
08:00 08:30 Arrival - coffee and registration
08:30 09:00 Welcome
Victoria Dean, British High Commissioner in Barbados
Hon Darcy Boyce, Minister with responsibility for
Energy in Barbados
09:00 09:35
Intro to seminar and objectives
Overview of global marine energy and UK role
Laura Fidao, Carbon Trust
Charlie Blair, Carbon Trust
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09:35 09:55
Opportunities and challenges in the development of marine
renewable energy in the Caribbean Joseph Williams, CARICOM
09:55 10:05 Q&A
Panel 1: Policy & Markets
10:05 10:25 UK renewable energy policy incentives
Dr Stephanie Merrie, Renewable Energy Association
(REA)
10:25 10:45 Considerations for an effective marine energy industry
John McGinnes, Scottish Development International
(SDI)
10:45 11:05
Understanding environmental impact and developing
environmental regulation for site development Gareth Davies, Aquatera
11:05 11:25 Q&A
11:25 11:40 Break
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Day 1 - Agenda
Start End Activity Who
Panel 2: Site development
11:40 12:00
Site development: lessons learned from European
Marine Energy Centre Oliver Wragg, European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC)
12:00 12:20 Grid solutions and renewable energy Lawrence Mott, SgurrEnergy
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12:20 12:40
Small scale wave energy projects in an island
community David Findlay, AlbaTERN
12:40 13:00 Q&A
13:00 14:00 Lunch
Workshop 1
14:00 15:50
How to create the environment for marine renewables
investment in the Caribbean Facilitated by Laura Fidao and Charlie Blair, Carbon Trust
Break (during workshop)
15:50 16:00 Feedback & Day 1 closing remarks
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Day 2 - Agenda
Start End Activity Who
08:00 08:30 Arrival coffee and welcome
08:30 09:00 Introduction to the day and re-cap of Day 1 Laura Fidao & Charlie Blair, Carbon Trust
Panel 3: Technology & supply chain
09:00 09:20 Creating a marine renewables supply chain in an island community Gareth Davies, Aquatera
09:20 09:40 Wave technology, commercialisation journey and financing solutions Max Carcas, Caelulum
09:40 10:00 Use of wave energy converters for desalination in an island setting Bob Tillotson, Seatricity
10:00 10:20 Floating offshore wind in the UK Cathryn Hooper, Source Low Carbon
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10:00 10:20 Floating offshore wind in the UK Cathryn Hooper, Source Low Carbon
10:20 10:40 Q&A
10:40 11:00 Break
Panel 4: Caribbean context panel
11:00 11:20 Prospects for marine energy in the Caribbean John McGlynn, Inter-American Development Bank
11:20 11:40
Caribbean Investment Facility and EDF support for renewables
projects in the next programme
Jannick Vaa, European Union delegation to the
Caribbean
11:40 12:00 Marine governance in the Caribbean Patrick McConney, CERMES
12:00 12:20 Q&A
12:20 13:30 Lunch and networking
Workshop 2
13:30 15:40
Roadmap for creating an environment for marine renewables
investment in the Caribbean Facilitated by Laura Fidao and Charlie Blair, Carbon Trust
Break (during workshop)
15:40 16:00 Closing remarks Angela Francis, FCO
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Marine Energy in the World
- Overview of global marine energy and the UK role
FCO Marine Energy in the Caribbean. February 2014
Charlie Blair, Marine Energy Technology Acceleration Manager
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Global Potential
Marine Energy Technology
Wave
Tidal
Offshore Wind
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UK Experience to date
Theme: Things the UK has done to enable the industry not just technology development
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Our mission:
To accelerate the move to a low carbon economy
What we do:
We advise businesses and governments on their opportunities in a sustainable, low carbon
world
We measure and certify the environmental impact of organisations, supply chains and
products
The Carbon Trust has a 10-year history of
accelerating low carbon businesses
products
We help develop and deploy low carbon technologies and solutions, from energy efficiency to
renewable power
What we have achieved:
Helped our customers to save 3.7 billion
Helped our customers to save 38m tons of CO2
Catalysed over 300m of investment into clean technologies
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We have developed a wealth of experience
over the past ten years
Example customers:
Prioritising innovation
areas
Designing innovation
initiatives
Delivering innovative
solutions
Delivering different solutions for different customers along the innovation journey
Example customers:
Confidential: oil and gas major
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Example from OWA: FoundationsCompetition to reduce foundation costs by up to 30% in 30-60m depths.
Fabrication
Shortlist Finalists
Keystone
Gifford / BMT /
Freyssinet
Airbus
A320
Stage II focus
Installation
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Freyssinet
SPT Offshore
MBD
A320
Source: Carbon Trust Offshore Wind Accelerator 2010, IHC
IHC
Installation
Demonstration
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Global Potential
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There is a LOT of kinetic energy in, and on,
the worlds oceans
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Image: AW ENERGY www
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BUT its difficult to work out how much
could be captured
Global estimates vary massively: 10s to
100s of GW capacity for wave.
In any case, its a material amount of
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Image: AW ENERGY www
In any case, its a material amount of
energy in relevant coastal and island areas.
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Marine Energy Resource in the UKRaw Energy
Wave energy Tidal stream energy
Distribution of wave energy around UK
Distribution of tidal stream energy around UK
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Marine Energy Resource in the UKExtractable Energy
Tidal stream energy
Carbon Trust Estimate:
21 TWh/yr Practical Resource
Carbon Trust Estimate:
40-50 TWh/yr Practical Resource
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Total UK accessible resource equivalent to around 20%
of UK Electricity Demand
~20 GW
~10 20 Large power stations
Marine Energy Resource in the UKExtractable Energy
~10 20 Large power stations
Understanding the size of the prize
allows governments to justify and
target support spend
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Marine Energy Technology
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Marine Energy Technologies.
WAVE TIDAL (stream) OFF SHORE WIND
NEAR SHORE /
NEAR SHORE /
FAR
OFFSHORE
BOTTOM
MOUNTED /
FIXED /
DYNAMIC
NEAR SHORE /
AT SHORE /
FLOATING
FLOATING /
BOTTOM
MOUNTED
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UK Experience to date Understanding resource and leasing Understanding resource and leasing
Environmental consenting
Technology development
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UK Understanding Resource and Leasing (Marine Spatial Planning)
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Atlas of Ocean Energy (2008). To be updated soon
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UK Environmental consenting
21Photos: Tidal Energy Ltd
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UK - Technology development
Technologyjourney
Basic research
(Proof of principle)
Applied research
(Proof of Concept)
Early demon-stration (~1/3 scale)
(Proof of viability)
Market diffusion
(Proof of value)
~10k ~100-500k ~1-3m ~10-40m ~40m+
Full scale demon-stration
(Proof of scalability)
First farms
(Proof of durability)
UK is WORLD LEADER
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Marine Energy
Challenge 2003-2006Marine Energy
Accelerator 2007-2010
Marine Renewables
Proving Fund
2009-2011
Founding Funder since 2005
Understanding the challenge
Accelerating cost reduction
Proving the technology
Facilitating development
Marine Renewables Commercialisation Fund 2012-
Demonstrating at scale
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Marine Energy in the World
- Overview of global marine energy and the UK role
FCO Marine Energy in the Caribbean. February 2014
Charlie Blair, Marine Energy Technology Acceleration Manager