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SUMMARY:Ask an Expert OSW Webinar Series #2 - Environmental Impacts & Effects of Offshore Wind
DESCRIPTION:Join us on December 14th for the second webinar of MRC’s Ask an Expert series to learn more about the environmental impacts & effects of offshore wind. \nIn this webinar\, we’ll be joined by guest expert Dr. Sarah Courbis\, Marine Protected Species & Regulatory Specialist with Worley Consulting. Join us as we delve into topics like mitigation measures and the latest technology innovations for improving marine environment monitoring and mitigation\, as well as the potential range of onshore and offshore impacts on marine mammals\, fish\, benthic habitats\, and more. \nDr. Courbis has been working in marine science and regulation for over 25 years. As a senior scientist with Advisian/Worley Group\, Sarah focuses on marine protected species and specializes in impact assessment\, permitting and compliance\, and mitigation. She has been supporting offshore wind projects in the US for nearly a decade and worked on environmental assessment and compliance for LNG\, seismic\, fisheries\, coastal development\, marine hydrokinetics (tidal and wave energy)\, and oil and gas projects. She has co-managed a National Marine Sanctuary for the US National Marine Fisheries Service and has done projects for organizations such as the American Clean Power Association\, including a review of offshore wind impacts to wildlife. \nDon’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge from an industry expert on the environmental impacts and effects of offshore wind\, as well as the innovative mitigation measures and monitoring strategies that are shaping the future of sustainable marine energy solutions. \nDate: 14 December 2023\nTime: 1:00 – 2:00 pm ET / 2:00 – 3:00 pm AT\nLocation: Zoom
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/ask-an-expert-osw-webinar-series-2-environmental-impacts-effects-of-offshore-wind/
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CATEGORIES:MRC Webinar
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SUMMARY:Ask an Expert OSW Webinar Series #1 - Offshore Wind Technologies 101
DESCRIPTION:Let’s start at the very beginning. How does offshore wind work? In this first webinar of MRC’s Ask an Expert series\, we’ll explore how power is created\, where it goes\, how big these offshore wind turbines really are\, the difference between floating and fixed\, footprint of farms\, onshore facilities required\, and more! \nTo answer these questions for Canadians\, we’ll be hearing from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) Research Engineer\, Mark Severy. PNNL is one of America’s leading centers for scientific discovery and innovation in sustainable energy. Mark’s cutting edge work on offshore wind energy at PNNL includes collecting meteorological and oceanographic data on potential offshore wind areas via lidar buoys\, evaluating the potential environmental effects of offshore wind farms\, and planning for transmission. Mark is a licensed mechanical engineer and holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Cal Poly\, San Luis Obispo\, and a MS in Environmental Engineering from Humboldt State University in California. \nJoin MRC and guest speaker\, Mark Severy\, to learn more about offshore wind technology basics and best practices to address some of the challenges with deploying offshore wind at a commercial scale.  \nThis webinar is free to attend ~ registration is required. \nSCROLL DOWN TO REGISTER
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/ask-an-expert-osw-webinar-series-1-october-12-2023/
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CATEGORIES:MRC Webinar
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SUMMARY:Virtual Information Session June 27\, 2022 - MRC Mission to the 2022 International Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE-OEE)
DESCRIPTION:Marine Renewables Canada will once again be leading an international mission to the International Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE-OEE)\, taking place this October 18-20 2022 in San Sebastián\, Spain. Mission activities will include a country pavilion\, conference passes\, promotional opportunities\, networking events\, Canada reception etc.\n**Partial travel funding is available for Canadian companies that are members of MRC. \nThis year\, the Basque Energy Cluster and Ocean Energy Europe are teaming up to deliver a joint event that will combine the International Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE) and Ocean Energy Europe’s (OEE) annual event. The unique event\, ICOE-OEE 2022\, will gather ocean energy professionals and decision-makers from all corners of the globe. By joining forces\, the organisers will offer an unparalleled opportunity for the sector to showcase its successes\, network and do business. \nWant to learn more about ICOE-OEE 2022 and how your company can benefit from participating in this mission? Join Marine Renewables Canada\, the Basque Energy Cluster & organizers of ICOE-OEE 2022 on June 27th for a virtual information session to learn more about the conference & mission\, associated opportunities and benefits of attending. \nVirtual Session Details:\nDate – Monday\, June 27\, 2022\nTime – 11 am ADT\nLocation – Virtual Meeting \nVirtual Session Agenda: \n\nIntroductions: Basque Energy Cluster\, OEE\, MRC\nIntro to ICOE–OEE Conference: about\, stats\, # attendees\, participating countries & companies\, programme\nWhat to expect: scale of event; international representation etc.\nWhy attend?\nConference location – San Sebastian: accommodations\nRegistration & other activities\nMRC Canada mission to ICOE-OEE 2022\nQ&A\n\nThis session is free to attend but you MUST register below.  The Zoom meeting link will be sent to you once your registration has been receive.
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/information-virtual-meeting-mrc-mission-to-the-2022-international-conference-on-ocean-energy-icoe/
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SUMMARY:MRC Webinar: Offshore Wind Energy in Atlantic Canada - Geological Constraints and Opportunities
DESCRIPTION:The potential for offshore wind development in Atlantic Canada is quickly becoming a hot topic and with good reason – the region has some of the best sites in the world for both fixed and floating offshore wind development from both a wind resource and geophysical perspective. \nThis webinar will feature an overview of preliminary work led by the Geological Survey of Canada to assess geological constraints and opportunities. Several Atlantic Canadian sites with available high-resolution geophysical data will be reviewed for comparison with production and planned offshore wind farm sites found elsewhere. \nDate/Time: Wednesday\, May 25th @ 1pm ADT \nFormat:  \n\nIntroduction (5 min)\nPresentation (30 min)\nQ&A (15 min)\n\nSpeaker: Jordan Eamer\, Geological Survey of Canada \n \nJordan was born and raised on Vancouver Island in British Columbia\, where his research interests in coastal geomorphology and Quaternary geology developed. Jordan’s research has until recently been focussed on the coastal areas of BC\, where he worked up and down the coast in areas such as Haida Gwaii\, the Hakai Protected Area\, and western Vancouver Island. His focus was sediment budgets for coastal restoration projects\, climate change adaptation\, coastal erosion\, and late Quaternary reconstruction and paleogeography. He did a postdoc at the University of Calgary where he was a project manager/science advisor for UAV application development. \nFrom there\, Jordan took a bit of a turn (east\, to be precise) and joined the federal Public Service with Parks Canada Agency in 2017\, working for the Sable Island National Park Reserve. While there\, he worked in operations: landing planes\, forecasting storms\, and fixing buildings. He always kept his eye on the science and in 2019 Jordan joined the Geological Survey of Canada at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography in Dartmouth as a Marine Geoscientist. \nCurrently\, Jordan works on issues from the coast to the edge of the continental shelf\, including coastal erosion and evolution\, Late Quaternary reconstruction of land- and seascapes and what processes led to the landform assemblages we find today\, and continental shelf seabed conditions\, infrastructure\, and marine renewables.
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/mrc-webinar-offshore-wind-energy-in-atlantic-canada-geological-constraints-and-opportunities/
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SUMMARY:MRC Mission to PAMEC 2022 - Information Session Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Learn more about MRC’s upcoming mission to PAMEC 2022 and how it can benefit your organization/business by attending an information webinar\, taking place May 16th at 2:00 pm ADT.  The webinar will provide insight on the target market(s)\, conference program\, pre-conference workshops\, and networking activities. \nPAMEC 2022 is part of the family of conferences on marine renewable energy research and development including\, the European Wave and Tidal Conference (EWTEC) and the Asian Wave and Tidal Conference (AWTEC) and is intended to bring researchers together on a biannual basis. \nWhy attend PAMEC 2022? \n\nEngage in numerous networking opportunities and make new connections.\nIdentify and get connected with business development opportunities in emerging markets.\nGet updates from international industry experts and researchers on offshore wind\, tidal energy\, wave energy\, ocean thermal\, salinity gradient technology\, grid integration and more.\nParticipate in pre-conference workshops with international researchers and industry.
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/mrc-mission-to-pamec-2022-information-session-webinar/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Industry Event,MRC Events,MRC Webinar
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SUMMARY:MRC Webinar - Offshore Wind in Atlantic Canada: Opportunities & Challenges
DESCRIPTION:Join Marine Renewables Canada\, in partnership with Cox & Palmer\, to hear from a panel of industry thought-leaders and policy makers experienced in working in frontier/green field development. \nIn the context of aggressive development of and competition for acreage in the US Eastern Seaboard for offshore wind\, emphasis on renewable sourcing of energy and climate change\, and the development of hydrogen as a fuel source are today’s hot topics.  Additionally\, using the immense resource available off the Atlantic Coast of Canada for offshore wind development\, is increasingly becoming an attractive proposition. This session\, moderated by Elisa Obermann\, Executive Director\, Marine Renewables Canada\, will examine: \n\nThe legal and regulatory framework for offshore wind development in Canada – what do we have and what we need;\nHow experiences in offshore oil and gas development in Newfoundland and Labrador can be translated to offshore wind development regulation and operations;\nPolicy and market initiatives required to fuel offshore wind development (export market in New England\, Atlantic Loop\, hydrogen development\, leadership at the Federal and Provincial levels etc.);\nInvestor and developer outlook\n\nWebinar details:\nDate: Thursday\, April 21\, 2022\nTime: 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm  ADT\nVirtual via Zoom\n**This webinar is free to attend but you must register. A calendar invite with Zoom access details will be emailed to all registrants \n Presenters: \n\nMohammad Ali Raza\, Partner\, Cox & Palmer\nTodd Stanley\, Partner\, Cox & Palmer\nHon. Stephen McNeil\, Strategic Business Advisor\, Cox & Palmer\nSimon De Pietro\, Owner / Director\, DP Energy
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/mrc-webinar-offshore-wind-in-atlantic-canada-opportunities-challenges/
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