
Offshore Engineering Society
The OES acts to promote interest and scholarship in both the scientific and applied aspects of offshore engineering.
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To date, the main focus in the energy transition offshore has been on wind, but there is great potential in adding tidal to the energy mix, especially as generation is more predictable and costs gradually become more competitive.
Discover the science behind harnessing energy from tides and currents and learn about significant developments in tidal energy over the years, the latest projects, technologies, breakthroughs and insights into the exciting possibilities for the tidal energy sector.
Some of the devices tested in the UK, Canada and France will be discussed and potential sites for tidal range and tidal stream devices around the UK will be highlighted.
The OES acts to promote interest and scholarship in both the scientific and applied aspects of offshore engineering.
Teas, coffees and biscuits
Lecture - Navigating the tides: a deep dive into tidal energy
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Marine Energy Wales
Project Manager
Jay Sheppard is a dynamic project manager at Marine Energy Wales (MEW), a leading industry representative body for the emerging offshore renewable energy sector in Wales. With over 100 active members spanning technology and project developers, supply chain experts, academia, and the public sector, MEW plays a pivotal role in supporting the growth of tidal stream, tidal range, wave, and floating offshore wind technologies in Wales.
As a passionate renewable energy advocate, Jay's work revolves around facilitating collaboration, driving innovation, and promoting sustainable solutions. His expertise spans the Welsh offshore renewable energy sector, where he actively contributes to its development. With a keen eye on advancements and industry trends, Jay is committed to shaping the future of clean marine energy.
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