QUESTIONSBWEA Wave & Tidal 2010 - Conference and Exhibition
Venue: QEII Centre
Location: London, United Kingdom
| Event Date/Time: Mar 04, 2010 | |
| Early Registration Date: Jan 31, 2010 |
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BWEA's seventh annual event dedicated to wave and tidal energy, will take place on 4th March 2010 at the QEII Centre in Westminster, London.
Over 500 government and industry professionals will attend and over 40 companies will be on display at the accompanying exhibition. A networking reception will be held the evening before conference, also at the QEII Centre.
The programme for this year's event is set to be the finest yet, with progress expected from the Marine Renewables Proving Fund, the Crown Estate-led Pentland Project and development of the Marine Action Plan.
The conference programme is designed by the BWEA Wave & Tidal Strategy Group, which is made up of members of BWEA, ensuring the most up to date and topical content possible. Members and non-members alike are invited to submit abstracts to speak at the event.
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The Marine Action Plan – Marine Technology Road Map, financing and funding, Infrastructure (grid, skills, supply chain, ports and vessels), planning and consent.
Plans in action – projects developing with assistance from the MRPF and projects planed for the next year, lessons learnt from project deployment over the last year.
Site selection & array development
Power efficiency & second generation technology
Over 500 government and industry professionals will attend and over 40 companies will be on display at the accompanying exhibition. A networking reception will be held the evening before conference, also at the QEII Centre.
The programme for this year's event is set to be the finest yet, with progress expected from the Marine Renewables Proving Fund, the Crown Estate-led Pentland Project and development of the Marine Action Plan.
The conference programme is designed by the BWEA Wave & Tidal Strategy Group, which is made up of members of BWEA, ensuring the most up to date and topical content possible. Members and non-members alike are invited to submit abstracts to speak at the event.
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The Marine Action Plan – Marine Technology Road Map, financing and funding, Infrastructure (grid, skills, supply chain, ports and vessels), planning and consent.
Plans in action – projects developing with assistance from the MRPF and projects planed for the next year, lessons learnt from project deployment over the last year.
Site selection & array development
Power efficiency & second generation technology
