We are thrilled to announce that the SAFEWAVE project has been extended until June 2024. This extension will allow us to further advance our mission of harnessing the vast marine renewable energy resources of the Atlantic seaboard. Stay tuned for more developments in this area.
📢The SAFEWAVE project’s deliverable on “Tailored Ocean Literacy Programmes Focusing on Wave Energy” is now available on our website. The main objective of the present deliverable is to organise an approach for creating education and public engagement (EPE) programmes that are tailored to the specific circumstances in each of the communities of the project’s four
📢The SAFEWAVE project’s deliverable on “Identifying suitable areas for developing wave energy projects in the European Atlantic region” is now available on our website. The main objective of the present deliverable is the identification and characterization of suitable areas for the development of wave energy projects in the context of Maritime Spatial Planning in the
11as Jornadas de Engenharia Costeira e Portuária 3/4 October 2023, Leixões, Portugal SafeWave Partner Hidromod, João Ribeiro, participates on the 4th of October at the event 11as Jornadas de Engenharia Costeira e Portuária, in Leixões, Portugal with the work “Wave Energy Converter Array’s Impact on Coastal Processes at Aguçadoura, Portugal”. For more about this work
SAFEWAVE will host a side event during the 15th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference EWTEC23 conference in Bilbao. The event will take place on the 6th of September from 16:00 to 17:30, to provide updates on the project’s progress. You can also find us at the conference’s exhibition area. Please come and visit us!
An inspection of the condition of the Simrad WBAT – Wideband Autonomous Transceiver was carried out on 1 June. We will shortly be retrieving the WBAT and look forward to working with the results!! The Simrad WBAT – Wideband Autonomous Transceiver was installed on May 2 in the HarshLab laboratory of TECNALIA Research & Innovation, located
On May 2, the installation of a Simrad WBAT – Wideband Autonomous Transceiver in the HarshLab laboratory of TECNALIA Research & Innovation, located in the BiMEP Biscay Marine Energy Platform, was successfully carried out by a team of AZTI in collaboration with the Materials for Extreme Conditions group of Tecnalia. The Simrad WBAT is a programmable, fully integrated
Students from Biotropical IMS Master from CSIC, Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelavo, have tested the prototype and participated in the co-creation of a card game on wave energy, which AZTI is developing in the context of the SAFEWAVE Project. Thanks to Biotropical IMS for the great contributions!
Thank you to the Marine Technology Centre CTN for the opportunity to talk about the SafeWave project at the I Underwater Noise Management Summit. Last Tuesday, Juan Bald, Head of Marine and Coastal Environmental Management Unit in AZTI and coordinator of the SafeWave project, was invited to present the challenges and lessons learned from the project at the first Summit
