Scottish Marine Energy Industry Working Group
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Overview
The Scottish Marine Energy Industry Working Group was established in February 2017 to help ensure that Scotland maintains its competitive advantage in marine energy and continues to contribute to the global development of an industry that will help to reduce carbon emissions, improve energy security, and contribute to economic prosperity.
The group will meet up to four times a year for two years.
Members
Chair
- Minister for Business, Innovation and Energy
Tidal technology developers
- Cameron Johnstone, Nautricity
- Simon Forrest, Nova Innovation
- Brendan Corr, OpenHydro
- Jeremy Smith, QED Naval
- Andrew Scott, Scotrenewables
- Hans van Breugel, Tocardo
Wave technology developers
- Simon Grey, AWS Ocean Energy
- Patrik Moller, CorPower
- Heikki Paakkinen, Wello Oy
Project developers
- Tim Cornelius, Atlantis Resources Ltd
- Simon de Pietro, DP Energy
Test facility
- Neil Kermode, European Marine Energy Centre
Trade bodies
- Rémi Gruet, Ocean Energy Europe
- Barnaby Wharton, RenewableUK
- Claire Mack, Scottish Renewables
- Neil Gordon, SubseaUK
Academic
- Henry Jeffrey, University of Edinburgh
Public sector observers
- Crown Estate Scotland
- Highlands and Islands Enterprise
- Marine Scotland
- Scottish Development International
- Scottish Enterprise
- Wave Energy Scotland
- Scottish Government (secretariat – two representatives)
Documents
- Scottish Marine Energy Industry Working Group: terms of reference
- Scottish Marine Energy Industry Working Group minutes: February 2020
- Scottish Marine Energy Industry Working Group minutes: October 2019
- Scottish Marine Energy Industry Working Group minutes: June 2019
- Scottish Marine Energy Industry Working Group minutes: February 2019
- Scottish Marine Energy Industry Working Group minutes: September 2018
- Scottish Marine Energy Industry Working Group minutes: June 2018
- Scottish Marine Energy Industry Working Group minutes: March 2018
- Scottish Marine Energy Industry Working Group minutes: November 2017
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