ServiceUpdated on 21 April 2025
Marine Renewable Energy Resource Assessment
Researcher at Centre for Marine Technology and Ocean Engineering (CENTEC)
Lisboa, Portugal
About
This service focuses on the detailed evaluation and characterization of wave and offshore wind energy resources to support the planning, design, and optimization of marine renewable energy projects. It can be tailored for both early-stage exploration and advanced planning phases of Clean Energy Transition projects.
Key Components:
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High-Resolution Energy Resource Mapping
Identification of optimal locations for wave and offshore wind energy development using advanced numerical modeling (e.g., SWAN, WRF) and hindcast data. -
Climate-Resilient Yield Forecasting
Long-term simulations and scenario analysis to predict energy yield under various future climate change pathways, ensuring reliable investment decisions. -
Site-Specific Assessments
Detailed evaluations of local metocean conditions including wave height, wind speed, directionality, and variability, tailored to individual project sites. -
Variability and Extremes Analysis
Assessment of seasonal and interannual variability, and extreme event characterization (e.g., storms) that may impact energy system performance or safety. -
Data Integration & Custom Reporting
Incorporation of satellite and in-situ observations, model outputs, and historical data into clear, actionable reports tailored to stakeholder needs.
Applications:
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Development of wave and offshore wind farms
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Pre-feasibility and feasibility studies
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Climate impact assessments for marine energy assets
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Support for funding applications and regulatory submissions
Organisation
Centre for Marine Technology and Ocean Engineering (CENTEC)
Research and Development Institution
Portugal
Similar opportunities
Project cooperation
Development of a Combined Solar and Wave Energy Converter.
- Investor
- Consultant
- R&D Partner
- Demonstrator
- Technology Partner
Macauley Versey
Project Engineer at Mocean Energy
Aberdeen, United Kingdom
Project cooperation
Avoiding floating wind dynamic cable fatigue. Partners sought.
- Investor
- R&D Partner
- Technology Partner
- CM2024-03A/03B: Advanced renewable energy (RE) technologies for power production
- CM2024-02: Energy system flexibility: renewables production, storage and system integration
Marie-Lise Schlaeppy
Principal Marine Ecologist at Aurora Offshore Engineering (UK)
Australia
Project cooperation
- Investor
- R&D Partner
luigi rubino
founder and ceo at seabreath wave energy
Italy